Desserts menu
Burger King Desserts Menu
16 items · 2026
16 desserts items from 180 to 670 calories, with prices and calories.
Burger King lists 16 dessert items in 2026, running from 180 calories for a Soft Serve Cup up to 670 calories for a Chocolate Oreo Shake. The dessert lineup splits into four distinct families: warm baked pies, soft serve ice cream, hand-spun milkshakes, and fresh-baked cookies.
- Cheapest Dessert: 2 Chocolate Chip Cookies ($1.10–$1.39) and Soft Serve Cone ($1.39).
- Lowest Calorie: Soft Serve Cup (180 cal) and Soft Serve Cone (200 cal).
- Most Popular Signature Item: HERSHEY'S® Sundae Pie (310 cal, $2.59–$3.39).
- Highest Calorie: Chocolate Oreo Shake (670 cal, $3.79–$5.79).
We track verified prices for all 16 dessert items, spanning from $1.10 to $5.79. Because individual franchisees set localized rates to account for local rent, wage laws, and supply logistics, prices are presented as observed ranges rather than a single artificial figure.
Shakes vs. Bakery & Soft Serve: Calorie Comparison
The dessert menu divides sharply in nutritional profile. While bakery pies and soft-serve treats stay between 180 and 320 calories, hand-spun milkshakes average 604 calories—comparable to a full sandwich or double cheeseburger.
Burger King desserts by calories, shakes marked
The 8 milkshakes average 604 calories, while the remaining 8 non-shake desserts average just 259 calories. If you are watching daily calories or sugar intake, choosing a pie, cookie, or soft serve cup provides sweet indulgence with less than half the caloric impact of a large shake.
Deep Dive into Burger King Dessert Varieties
Pies & Pastries:
- HERSHEY'S® Sundae Pie ($2.59–$3.39 · 310 cal): Features a crunchy chocolate cookie crust layered with rich chocolate creme filling, topped with real whipped cream rosettes and Hershey's chocolate chips. It is served chilled in a convenient single-serve wedge box.
- Warm Cinnamon Apple Pie ($2.39 · 270 cal): Enclosed in a flaky, turnover-style pastry crust with bubbling spiced apple filling, fried to a golden crisp.
Soft Serve Ice Cream:
- Vanilla Soft Serve Cone ($1.39 · 200 cal): Crisp wafer cone filled with smooth vanilla soft-serve dairy ice cream. Offers one of the best budget values on the menu.
- Soft Serve Cup ($1.39–$2.09 · 180 cal): The lightest dessert option on the menu, suitable for gluten-conscious diners who skip the wafer cone.
- HERSHEY'S & OREO® Sundaes ($1.89–$3.39 · 230–310 cal): Vanilla soft serve generously swirled with Hershey's chocolate syrup or crushed Oreo cookie crumbles.
Hand-Spun Milkshakes ($3.39–$5.79 · 560–670 cal):
- Available in Classic Vanilla, Rich Chocolate, Strawberry, and real Oreo Cookie blends. Each shake is hand-spun with velvety soft serve, flavored syrup, and finished with a swirl of whipped topping.
Bakery Cookies ($1.10–$1.39 · 320 cal):
- Served in pairs: two warm chocolate chip cookies loaded with melted chocolate chips, offering 257 calories per dollar—the highest food-energy density in the category.
Every desserts item, by calories
Lightest first. Prices are the low and high bounds our two sources report, not an average, because no single national price exists for a franchised menu.
| Item | Calories | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Soft Serve Cup | 180 cal | $1.39–$2.09 |
| Soft Serve Cone | 200 cal | $1.39 |
| HERSHEY'S Sundae | 230 cal | $1.89–$2.64 |
| Firecracker Cookie Pie | 250 cal | $3.69 |
| Cinnamon Apple Pie | 270 cal | $2.39 |
| HERSHEY'S Sundae Pie | 310 cal | $2.59–$3.39 |
| OREO Sundae | 310 cal | $3.39 |
| 2 Chocolate Chip Cookies | 320 cal | $1.10–$1.39 |
| Sweets, Vanilla Shake | 560 cal | $5.79 |
| Vanilla Shake | 560 cal | $3.39–$5.29 |
| Chocolate Shake | 590 cal | $3.39–$5.29 |
| Sweets, Chocolate Shake | 590 cal | $5.79 |
| Strawberry Shake | 610 cal | $5.19 |
| Sweets, Strawberry Shake | 610 cal | $5.79 |
| Classic Oreo Shake | 640 cal | $3.59–$5.79 |
| Chocolate Oreo Shake | 670 cal | $3.79–$5.79 |
Value inside this category
Calories per dollar at the price midpoint. 2 Chocolate Chip Cookies leads at roughly 257 calories per dollar, against 68 for Firecracker Cookie Pie. This measures food energy per dollar and nothing else: the items that score best are the heaviest, which is why they score well.
The widest price gap between restaurants in this category is Classic Oreo Shake at 61 percent, ranging $3.59–$5.79. The same pattern across the whole menu is on Burger King deals and value.
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Questions about Burger King desserts
How many desserts items are on the Burger King menu?
We track 16 and hold a cross-checked price for 16 of them. They run from 180 cal for Soft Serve Cup to 670 cal for Chocolate Oreo Shake.
What is the cheapest Burger King dessert item?
2 Chocolate Chip Cookies at $1.10–$1.39. Franchisees set their own prices, so the cheapest item at your restaurant may differ from the cheapest in our national sample. We publish the low and high bounds our two price sources report rather than averaging them.
Which Burger King dessert item has the most calories?
Chocolate Oreo Shake at 670 cal, against 180 cal for the lightest. That is a 3.7 times spread inside one category, so the choice within this section moves the total more than most people expect.
Which desserts item gives the most food for the money?
By calories per dollar at the midpoint of each price range, 2 Chocolate Chip Cookies leads at roughly 257 calories per dollar against 68 for Firecracker Cookie Pie. That is a value measure and not a health one.
Do Burger King desserts prices vary between restaurants?
Substantially. The widest gap in this category is Classic Oreo Shake, which ranges $3.59–$5.79, a 61 percent difference between the cheapest and dearest sourced price. Which restaurant you use can matter more than which item you pick.
Which Burger King dessert item has the fewest calories?
Soft Serve Cup at 180 cal, against a category average of 431. The heaviest item in this category is 3.7 times the lightest, so which one you pick within desserts matters more than most people assume when they think of the category as a single choice.
How many desserts items do you hold full nutrition for?
3 of the 16. Full nutrition means fat, saturated fat, sodium, carbohydrate and protein rather than calories alone, and our sources publish it less consistently than they publish calories. Where we do not hold it we leave the field empty rather than estimate. The <a href="/burger-king-nutrition">nutrition page</a> ranks the whole menu on the macros we do hold.
Can you order Burger King desserts as part of a combo?
Most items in this category can be taken as a combo with fries and a drink, which raises the price and the calorie total well above the figures listed here. Every price on this page is for the item on its own, because that is the only figure that stays comparable across the menu. Combo pricing is set per restaurant and changes more often than item pricing.
Do the prices on this page include tax?
No. These are pre-tax menu prices. Sales tax varies by state, county and sometimes city, so folding it in would make the figures wrong in most of the country. Expect your receipt to come in above these numbers by your local rate, on top of any franchisee variation.
Are Burger King desserts available all day?
Outside the breakfast window, yes, at any restaurant that carries the item. The constraint that catches people is the morning changeover rather than the category itself: before roughly 10:30 am most restaurants are serving the breakfast menu only. Our <a href="/burger-king-hours">hours page</a> covers that boundary and why it varies by restaurant.
Where does the desserts data on this page come from?
Calories are cross-checked between two independent nutrition databases, and where they disagree we publish a range instead of choosing one. Prices come from two current price trackers, which is what gives us the low and high bounds. Our <a href="/how-we-source-prices">sourcing and editorial policy</a> explains the standard every source has to meet.
Where these figures come from
Calories are cross-checked between two independent nutrition databases and published as a range wherever they disagree. Prices come from two independent price trackers, which give the bounds shown. The full method, including the standard every source has to meet, is on how we source prices and calories.
- Nutritionixcalories
- FatSecretcalories
- ThirstyBearprices
- MenuPriceTodayprices
- Burger King USA Nutritionalsmacros
- First-hand checks, 2 citiesprices
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