Burger King Dessert Menu

You’ll usually see soft serve cones and cups, branded sundae flavors, pie-style treats like the HERSHEY’S® Sundae Pie, hand-spun shakes, and small baked items such as Cinnabon® Minibon® bites or cookies. Prices vary by region, but expect small soft serve cones around $1–$2, sundaes $2–$4, pies $2.50–$4.50, and shakes $3–5 depending on size. Local taxes and franchise pricing will change final totals.

Franchisees set local prices within corporate guidelines. Rent, labor costs, regional promotions, and whether you order in-store, via the app, or through delivery all affect price. Test-market items and seasonal offerings may only appear in certain regions, too.

The brand’s official mobile app shows current prices by location when you enable location services. You can also check the store’s in-app menu, call the local restaurant, or use delivery partners to compare fees and menu availability in real time.

The pie has a chocolate cookie crust, a smooth crème or vanilla filling, and a whipped topping finished with HERSHEY’S® chocolate drizzle. It’s a hand-assembled, portioned pie meant for one or to share as a small treat.

Typical retail pricing falls between $2.50 and $4.50. The packaged portion is a single-serving pie slice in a small heat-safe dish. Exact weight and price depend on location and whether it’s part of a value promotion or combo.

Pies tend to be higher in calories, sugar, and fat than a plain soft serve. A single pie serving commonly ranges from 300–500 kcal, with significant sugar and saturated fat. For exact values, check the official nutrition guide in the app or on the company website for that specific product.

A cone gives a crunchy, handheld experience and usually comes in a standard portion. A cup may offer a slightly larger portion and is easier to top or share. Prices can be the same or the cup may cost a little more depending on portion size at your local store.

Calories scale with portion size and added toppings. A plain small cone often ranges 150–220 kcal; a similar cup may be 200–300 kcal. Adding syrups, candies, or whipped cream increases sugar and calories rapidly.

Common sundaes include OREO® and M&M’s® toppings, brownie sundaes, and classic hot fudge or caramel. OREO® sundaes add cookie crunch and chocolate notes. M&M’s® offer a candy crunch and sweeter profile. Brownie sundaes are the richest with dense chocolate and often higher calories.

The OREO® Sundae pairs soft serve with crushed OREO® pieces and a chocolate drizzle or syrup. Pricing is commonly in the $2–$4 range depending on size and location.

M&M’s® add both texture and extra sugar; expect a sweeter taste and a noticeable calorie bump compared with plain sundaes. A medium-sized candy-topped sundae can be 300–450 kcal depending on serving size and syrup used.

The brownie provides dense chocolate, often warmed, combined with soft serve and syrup. It adds saturated fat and calories beyond a plain sundae. It’s best as an occasional treat or shared dessert.

HERSHEY’S® branded sauces use a specific chocolate profile and may be offered in some locations as part of branded pies or sundaes. Hot fudge and caramel are more common and can vary slightly by store based on supplier and recipe.

Classic shakes are usually chocolate, vanilla, and strawberry. Chocolate is richest, vanilla is the cleanest base, and strawberry has a fruit-forward sweetness. Availability can vary by location and season.

Shakes typically come in small, medium, and large where offered. Small starts around $2.50–$3, medium $3–4, and large $4–5. Prices vary by region and promotions. Size affects calorie and sugar content proportionally.

“Thick” usually indicates more mix or soft-serve base per ounce. A medium thick shake can contain 400–700 kcal and substantial sugar. Thicker textures often mean higher calorie density.

That drink is typically a limited-time or test-market item. Availability varies by location and season. Check the app or local store for current offerings and regional rollouts.

Cinnabon® Minibon® bites are offered in single or multi-piece packs and usually cost between $1.50 and $3. Cookies with OREO® pieces or chocolate chip cookies are often $1–$2 as add-ons. Prices differ by restaurant and promotions.

Chunky cookies deliver a chewy, dense bite with crunchy OREO® bits. They’re an inexpensive way to add texture and sweetness to a meal and often represent good value as a shareable item.

Look for movie tie-ins, holiday sundaes, and test flavors like Kit Kat or other branded shakes. These show up in the app first and are commonly region-limited or time-limited.

Enable push notifications and location services in the app. Promotional banners and a “limited time” or “featured” section highlight seasonal and test-market items. Local stores may also post signs in-store or at the drive-thru.

Generally, pies and brownie sundaes are highest in calories, followed by large shakes, then candy-topped sundaes, and finally plain soft serve. Exact counts vary by serving size and added toppings.

Choose plain soft serve in a small portion or a fruit-flavored option if available. Skip candy toppings, syrups, and whipped cream. Custom requests like half-sauce or no whipped topping reduce sugar and calories.

Increasing size or adding toppings directly raises calories, sugar, and fat. Substituting syrups, removing whipped cream, or sharing portions are effective ways to lower totals.

Many treats contain milk, wheat/gluten, soy, and sometimes egg or tree nuts depending on the topping or cookie. Branded candies like M&M’s® also carry allergen information on their packaging.

Yes. Shared equipment and preparation areas increase cross-contact risk. If you have a severe allergy, inform staff and review official allergen guidance before ordering.

Visit the company’s website or the mobile app’s nutrition/allergen section. Many locations also have printed guides at the counter. Those documents list ingredient details, calories, and common allergens.

In-store and drive-thru orders often match menu pricing. The app may offer exclusive deals, combos, or loyalty discounts. Delivery adds fees and sometimes limits menu items due to packaging or partner availability.

Turn on location in the brand’s app and check the menu for your nearest store. The app filters items by location; you can also call the restaurant directly for immediate confirmation.

Requests like extra drizzle, no whipped topping, or additional candy pieces can often be accommodated but vary by staff and equipment. Some locations charge for extra toppings; ask at order time.

Consider who you’re feeding and whether you want to share. Choose lighter soft serve for a low-calorie treat, a sundae for variety and toppings, a pie or brownie for a richer experience, or a shake when you want a filling dessert. Use the app to compare prices and nutrition before you order.

You’ll usually see soft serve cones and cups, branded sundae flavors, pie-style treats like the HERSHEY’S® Sundae Pie, hand-spun shakes, and small baked items such as Cinnabon® Minibon® bites or cookies. Prices vary by region, but expect small soft serve cones around $1–$2, sundaes $2–$4, pies $2.50–$4.50, and shakes $3–5 depending on size. Local taxes and franchise pricing will change final totals.

Franchisees set local prices within corporate guidelines. Rent, labor costs, regional promotions, and whether you order in-store, via the app, or through delivery all affect price. Test-market items and seasonal offerings may only appear in certain regions, too.

The brand’s official mobile app shows current prices by location when you enable location services. You can also check the store’s in-app menu, call the local restaurant, or use delivery partners to compare fees and menu availability in real time.

The pie has a chocolate cookie crust, a smooth crème or vanilla filling, and a whipped topping finished with HERSHEY’S® chocolate drizzle. It’s a hand-assembled, portioned pie meant for one or to share as a small treat.

Typical retail pricing falls between $2.50 and $4.50. The packaged portion is a single-serving pie slice in a small heat-safe dish. Exact weight and price depend on location and whether it’s part of a value promotion or combo.

Pies tend to be higher in calories, sugar, and fat than a plain soft serve. A single pie serving commonly ranges from 300–500 kcal, with significant sugar and saturated fat. For exact values, check the official nutrition guide in the app or on the company website for that specific product.

A cone gives a crunchy, handheld experience and usually comes in a standard portion. A cup may offer a slightly larger portion and is easier to top or share. Prices can be the same or the cup may cost a little more depending on portion size at your local store.

Calories scale with portion size and added toppings. A plain small cone often ranges 150–220 kcal; a similar cup may be 200–300 kcal. Adding syrups, candies, or whipped cream increases sugar and calories rapidly.

Common sundaes include OREO® and M&M’s® toppings, brownie sundaes, and classic hot fudge or caramel. OREO® sundaes add cookie crunch and chocolate notes. M&M’s® offer a candy crunch and sweeter profile. Brownie sundaes are the richest with dense chocolate and often higher calories.

The OREO® Sundae pairs soft serve with crushed OREO® pieces and a chocolate drizzle or syrup. Pricing is commonly in the $2–$4 range depending on size and location.

M&M’s® add both texture and extra sugar; expect a sweeter taste and a noticeable calorie bump compared with plain sundaes. A medium-sized candy-topped sundae can be 300–450 kcal depending on serving size and syrup used.

The brownie provides dense chocolate, often warmed, combined with soft serve and syrup. It adds saturated fat and calories beyond a plain sundae. It’s best as an occasional treat or shared dessert.

HERSHEY’S® branded sauces use a specific chocolate profile and may be offered in some locations as part of branded pies or sundaes. Hot fudge and caramel are more common and can vary slightly by store based on supplier and recipe.

Classic shakes are usually chocolate, vanilla, and strawberry. Chocolate is richest, vanilla is the cleanest base, and strawberry has a fruit-forward sweetness. Availability can vary by location and season.

Shakes typically come in small, medium, and large where offered. Small starts around $2.50–$3, medium $3–4, and large $4–5. Prices vary by region and promotions. Size affects calorie and sugar content proportionally.

“Thick” usually indicates more mix or soft-serve base per ounce. A medium thick shake can contain 400–700 kcal and substantial sugar. Thicker textures often mean higher calorie density.

That drink is typically a limited-time or test-market item. Availability varies by location and season. Check the app or local store for current offerings and regional rollouts.

Cinnabon® Minibon® bites are offered in single or multi-piece packs and usually cost between $1.50 and $3. Cookies with OREO® pieces or chocolate chip cookies are often $1–$2 as add-ons. Prices differ by restaurant and promotions.

Chunky cookies deliver a chewy, dense bite with crunchy OREO® bits. They’re an inexpensive way to add texture and sweetness to a meal and often represent good value as a shareable item.

Look for movie tie-ins, holiday sundaes, and test flavors like Kit Kat or other branded shakes. These show up in the app first and are commonly region-limited or time-limited.

Enable push notifications and location services in the app. Promotional banners and a “limited time” or “featured” section highlight seasonal and test-market items. Local stores may also post signs in-store or at the drive-thru.

Generally, pies and brownie sundaes are highest in calories, followed by large shakes, then candy-topped sundaes, and finally plain soft serve. Exact counts vary by serving size and added toppings.

Choose plain soft serve in a small portion or a fruit-flavored option if available. Skip candy toppings, syrups, and whipped cream. Custom requests like half-sauce or no whipped topping reduce sugar and calories.

Increasing size or adding toppings directly raises calories, sugar, and fat. Substituting syrups, removing whipped cream, or sharing portions are effective ways to lower totals.

Many treats contain milk, wheat/gluten, soy, and sometimes egg or tree nuts depending on the topping or cookie. Branded candies like M&M’s® also carry allergen information on their packaging.

Yes. Shared equipment and preparation areas increase cross-contact risk. If you have a severe allergy, inform staff and review official allergen guidance before ordering.

Visit the company’s website or the mobile app’s nutrition/allergen section. Many locations also have printed guides at the counter. Those documents list ingredient details, calories, and common allergens.

In-store and drive-thru orders often match menu pricing. The app may offer exclusive deals, combos, or loyalty discounts. Delivery adds fees and sometimes limits menu items due to packaging or partner availability.

Turn on location in the brand’s app and check the menu for your nearest store. The app filters items by location; you can also call the restaurant directly for immediate confirmation.

Requests like extra drizzle, no whipped topping, or additional candy pieces can often be accommodated but vary by staff and equipment. Some locations charge for extra toppings; ask at order time.

Consider who you’re feeding and whether you want to share. Choose lighter soft serve for a low-calorie treat, a sundae for variety and toppings, a pie or brownie for a richer experience, or a shake when you want a filling dessert. Use the app to compare prices and nutrition before you order.

You’ll usually see soft serve cones and cups, branded sundae flavors, pie-style treats like the HERSHEY’S® Sundae Pie, hand-spun shakes, and small baked items such as Cinnabon® Minibon® bites or cookies. Prices vary by region, but expect small soft serve cones around $1–$2, sundaes $2–$4, pies $2.50–$4.50, and shakes $3–5 depending on size. Local taxes and franchise pricing will change final totals.

Franchisees set local prices within corporate guidelines. Rent, labor costs, regional promotions, and whether you order in-store, via the app, or through delivery all affect price. Test-market items and seasonal offerings may only appear in certain regions, too.

The brand’s official mobile app shows current prices by location when you enable location services. You can also check the store’s in-app menu, call the local restaurant, or use delivery partners to compare fees and menu availability in real time.

The pie has a chocolate cookie crust, a smooth crème or vanilla filling, and a whipped topping finished with HERSHEY’S® chocolate drizzle. It’s a hand-assembled, portioned pie meant for one or to share as a small treat.

Typical retail pricing falls between $2.50 and $4.50. The packaged portion is a single-serving pie slice in a small heat-safe dish. Exact weight and price depend on location and whether it’s part of a value promotion or combo.

Pies tend to be higher in calories, sugar, and fat than a plain soft serve. A single pie serving commonly ranges from 300–500 kcal, with significant sugar and saturated fat. For exact values, check the official nutrition guide in the app or on the company website for that specific product.

A cone gives a crunchy, handheld experience and usually comes in a standard portion. A cup may offer a slightly larger portion and is easier to top or share. Prices can be the same or the cup may cost a little more depending on portion size at your local store.

Calories scale with portion size and added toppings. A plain small cone often ranges 150–220 kcal; a similar cup may be 200–300 kcal. Adding syrups, candies, or whipped cream increases sugar and calories rapidly.

Common sundaes include OREO® and M&M’s® toppings, brownie sundaes, and classic hot fudge or caramel. OREO® sundaes add cookie crunch and chocolate notes. M&M’s® offer a candy crunch and sweeter profile. Brownie sundaes are the richest with dense chocolate and often higher calories.

The OREO® Sundae pairs soft serve with crushed OREO® pieces and a chocolate drizzle or syrup. Pricing is commonly in the $2–$4 range depending on size and location.

M&M’s® add both texture and extra sugar; expect a sweeter taste and a noticeable calorie bump compared with plain sundaes. A medium-sized candy-topped sundae can be 300–450 kcal depending on serving size and syrup used.

The brownie provides dense chocolate, often warmed, combined with soft serve and syrup. It adds saturated fat and calories beyond a plain sundae. It’s best as an occasional treat or shared dessert.

HERSHEY’S® branded sauces use a specific chocolate profile and may be offered in some locations as part of branded pies or sundaes. Hot fudge and caramel are more common and can vary slightly by store based on supplier and recipe.

Classic shakes are usually chocolate, vanilla, and strawberry. Chocolate is richest, vanilla is the cleanest base, and strawberry has a fruit-forward sweetness. Availability can vary by location and season.

Shakes typically come in small, medium, and large where offered. Small starts around $2.50–$3, medium $3–4, and large $4–5. Prices vary by region and promotions. Size affects calorie and sugar content proportionally.

“Thick” usually indicates more mix or soft-serve base per ounce. A medium thick shake can contain 400–700 kcal and substantial sugar. Thicker textures often mean higher calorie density.

That drink is typically a limited-time or test-market item. Availability varies by location and season. Check the app or local store for current offerings and regional rollouts.

Cinnabon® Minibon® bites are offered in single or multi-piece packs and usually cost between $1.50 and $3. Cookies with OREO® pieces or chocolate chip cookies are often $1–$2 as add-ons. Prices differ by restaurant and promotions.

Chunky cookies deliver a chewy, dense bite with crunchy OREO® bits. They’re an inexpensive way to add texture and sweetness to a meal and often represent good value as a shareable item.

Look for movie tie-ins, holiday sundaes, and test flavors like Kit Kat or other branded shakes. These show up in the app first and are commonly region-limited or time-limited.

Enable push notifications and location services in the app. Promotional banners and a “limited time” or “featured” section highlight seasonal and test-market items. Local stores may also post signs in-store or at the drive-thru.

Generally, pies and brownie sundaes are highest in calories, followed by large shakes, then candy-topped sundaes, and finally plain soft serve. Exact counts vary by serving size and added toppings.

Choose plain soft serve in a small portion or a fruit-flavored option if available. Skip candy toppings, syrups, and whipped cream. Custom requests like half-sauce or no whipped topping reduce sugar and calories.

Increasing size or adding toppings directly raises calories, sugar, and fat. Substituting syrups, removing whipped cream, or sharing portions are effective ways to lower totals.

Many treats contain milk, wheat/gluten, soy, and sometimes egg or tree nuts depending on the topping or cookie. Branded candies like M&M’s® also carry allergen information on their packaging.

Yes. Shared equipment and preparation areas increase cross-contact risk. If you have a severe allergy, inform staff and review official allergen guidance before ordering.

Visit the company’s website or the mobile app’s nutrition/allergen section. Many locations also have printed guides at the counter. Those documents list ingredient details, calories, and common allergens.

In-store and drive-thru orders often match menu pricing. The app may offer exclusive deals, combos, or loyalty discounts. Delivery adds fees and sometimes limits menu items due to packaging or partner availability.

Turn on location in the brand’s app and check the menu for your nearest store. The app filters items by location; you can also call the restaurant directly for immediate confirmation.

Requests like extra drizzle, no whipped topping, or additional candy pieces can often be accommodated but vary by staff and equipment. Some locations charge for extra toppings; ask at order time.

Consider who you’re feeding and whether you want to share. Choose lighter soft serve for a low-calorie treat, a sundae for variety and toppings, a pie or brownie for a richer experience, or a shake when you want a filling dessert. Use the app to compare prices and nutrition before you order.

You’ll usually see soft serve cones and cups, branded sundae flavors, pie-style treats like the HERSHEY’S® Sundae Pie, hand-spun shakes, and small baked items such as Cinnabon® Minibon® bites or cookies. Prices vary by region, but expect small soft serve cones around $1–$2, sundaes $2–$4, pies $2.50–$4.50, and shakes $3–5 depending on size. Local taxes and franchise pricing will change final totals.

Franchisees set local prices within corporate guidelines. Rent, labor costs, regional promotions, and whether you order in-store, via the app, or through delivery all affect price. Test-market items and seasonal offerings may only appear in certain regions, too.

The brand’s official mobile app shows current prices by location when you enable location services. You can also check the store’s in-app menu, call the local restaurant, or use delivery partners to compare fees and menu availability in real time.

The pie has a chocolate cookie crust, a smooth crème or vanilla filling, and a whipped topping finished with HERSHEY’S® chocolate drizzle. It’s a hand-assembled, portioned pie meant for one or to share as a small treat.

Typical retail pricing falls between $2.50 and $4.50. The packaged portion is a single-serving pie slice in a small heat-safe dish. Exact weight and price depend on location and whether it’s part of a value promotion or combo.

Pies tend to be higher in calories, sugar, and fat than a plain soft serve. A single pie serving commonly ranges from 300–500 kcal, with significant sugar and saturated fat. For exact values, check the official nutrition guide in the app or on the company website for that specific product.

A cone gives a crunchy, handheld experience and usually comes in a standard portion. A cup may offer a slightly larger portion and is easier to top or share. Prices can be the same or the cup may cost a little more depending on portion size at your local store.

Calories scale with portion size and added toppings. A plain small cone often ranges 150–220 kcal; a similar cup may be 200–300 kcal. Adding syrups, candies, or whipped cream increases sugar and calories rapidly.

Common sundaes include OREO® and M&M’s® toppings, brownie sundaes, and classic hot fudge or caramel. OREO® sundaes add cookie crunch and chocolate notes. M&M’s® offer a candy crunch and sweeter profile. Brownie sundaes are the richest with dense chocolate and often higher calories.

The OREO® Sundae pairs soft serve with crushed OREO® pieces and a chocolate drizzle or syrup. Pricing is commonly in the $2–$4 range depending on size and location.

M&M’s® add both texture and extra sugar; expect a sweeter taste and a noticeable calorie bump compared with plain sundaes. A medium-sized candy-topped sundae can be 300–450 kcal depending on serving size and syrup used.

The brownie provides dense chocolate, often warmed, combined with soft serve and syrup. It adds saturated fat and calories beyond a plain sundae. It’s best as an occasional treat or shared dessert.

HERSHEY’S® branded sauces use a specific chocolate profile and may be offered in some locations as part of branded pies or sundaes. Hot fudge and caramel are more common and can vary slightly by store based on supplier and recipe.

Classic shakes are usually chocolate, vanilla, and strawberry. Chocolate is richest, vanilla is the cleanest base, and strawberry has a fruit-forward sweetness. Availability can vary by location and season.

Shakes typically come in small, medium, and large where offered. Small starts around $2.50–$3, medium $3–4, and large $4–5. Prices vary by region and promotions. Size affects calorie and sugar content proportionally.

“Thick” usually indicates more mix or soft-serve base per ounce. A medium thick shake can contain 400–700 kcal and substantial sugar. Thicker textures often mean higher calorie density.

That drink is typically a limited-time or test-market item. Availability varies by location and season. Check the app or local store for current offerings and regional rollouts.

Cinnabon® Minibon® bites are offered in single or multi-piece packs and usually cost between $1.50 and $3. Cookies with OREO® pieces or chocolate chip cookies are often $1–$2 as add-ons. Prices differ by restaurant and promotions.

Chunky cookies deliver a chewy, dense bite with crunchy OREO® bits. They’re an inexpensive way to add texture and sweetness to a meal and often represent good value as a shareable item.

Look for movie tie-ins, holiday sundaes, and test flavors like Kit Kat or other branded shakes. These show up in the app first and are commonly region-limited or time-limited.

Enable push notifications and location services in the app. Promotional banners and a “limited time” or “featured” section highlight seasonal and test-market items. Local stores may also post signs in-store or at the drive-thru.

Generally, pies and brownie sundaes are highest in calories, followed by large shakes, then candy-topped sundaes, and finally plain soft serve. Exact counts vary by serving size and added toppings.

Choose plain soft serve in a small portion or a fruit-flavored option if available. Skip candy toppings, syrups, and whipped cream. Custom requests like half-sauce or no whipped topping reduce sugar and calories.

Increasing size or adding toppings directly raises calories, sugar, and fat. Substituting syrups, removing whipped cream, or sharing portions are effective ways to lower totals.

Many treats contain milk, wheat/gluten, soy, and sometimes egg or tree nuts depending on the topping or cookie. Branded candies like M&M’s® also carry allergen information on their packaging.

Yes. Shared equipment and preparation areas increase cross-contact risk. If you have a severe allergy, inform staff and review official allergen guidance before ordering.

Visit the company’s website or the mobile app’s nutrition/allergen section. Many locations also have printed guides at the counter. Those documents list ingredient details, calories, and common allergens.

In-store and drive-thru orders often match menu pricing. The app may offer exclusive deals, combos, or loyalty discounts. Delivery adds fees and sometimes limits menu items due to packaging or partner availability.

Turn on location in the brand’s app and check the menu for your nearest store. The app filters items by location; you can also call the restaurant directly for immediate confirmation.

Requests like extra drizzle, no whipped topping, or additional candy pieces can often be accommodated but vary by staff and equipment. Some locations charge for extra toppings; ask at order time.

Consider who you’re feeding and whether you want to share. Choose lighter soft serve for a low-calorie treat, a sundae for variety and toppings, a pie or brownie for a richer experience, or a shake when you want a filling dessert. Use the app to compare prices and nutrition before you order.

You’ll usually see soft serve cones and cups, branded sundae flavors, pie-style treats like the HERSHEY’S® Sundae Pie, hand-spun shakes, and small baked items such as Cinnabon® Minibon® bites or cookies. Prices vary by region, but expect small soft serve cones around $1–$2, sundaes $2–$4, pies $2.50–$4.50, and shakes $3–5 depending on size. Local taxes and franchise pricing will change final totals.

Franchisees set local prices within corporate guidelines. Rent, labor costs, regional promotions, and whether you order in-store, via the app, or through delivery all affect price. Test-market items and seasonal offerings may only appear in certain regions, too.

The brand’s official mobile app shows current prices by location when you enable location services. You can also check the store’s in-app menu, call the local restaurant, or use delivery partners to compare fees and menu availability in real time.

The pie has a chocolate cookie crust, a smooth crème or vanilla filling, and a whipped topping finished with HERSHEY’S® chocolate drizzle. It’s a hand-assembled, portioned pie meant for one or to share as a small treat.

Typical retail pricing falls between $2.50 and $4.50. The packaged portion is a single-serving pie slice in a small heat-safe dish. Exact weight and price depend on location and whether it’s part of a value promotion or combo.

Pies tend to be higher in calories, sugar, and fat than a plain soft serve. A single pie serving commonly ranges from 300–500 kcal, with significant sugar and saturated fat. For exact values, check the official nutrition guide in the app or on the company website for that specific product.

A cone gives a crunchy, handheld experience and usually comes in a standard portion. A cup may offer a slightly larger portion and is easier to top or share. Prices can be the same or the cup may cost a little more depending on portion size at your local store.

Calories scale with portion size and added toppings. A plain small cone often ranges 150–220 kcal; a similar cup may be 200–300 kcal. Adding syrups, candies, or whipped cream increases sugar and calories rapidly.

Common sundaes include OREO® and M&M’s® toppings, brownie sundaes, and classic hot fudge or caramel. OREO® sundaes add cookie crunch and chocolate notes. M&M’s® offer a candy crunch and sweeter profile. Brownie sundaes are the richest with dense chocolate and often higher calories.

The OREO® Sundae pairs soft serve with crushed OREO® pieces and a chocolate drizzle or syrup. Pricing is commonly in the $2–$4 range depending on size and location.

M&M’s® add both texture and extra sugar; expect a sweeter taste and a noticeable calorie bump compared with plain sundaes. A medium-sized candy-topped sundae can be 300–450 kcal depending on serving size and syrup used.

The brownie provides dense chocolate, often warmed, combined with soft serve and syrup. It adds saturated fat and calories beyond a plain sundae. It’s best as an occasional treat or shared dessert.

HERSHEY’S® branded sauces use a specific chocolate profile and may be offered in some locations as part of branded pies or sundaes. Hot fudge and caramel are more common and can vary slightly by store based on supplier and recipe.

Classic shakes are usually chocolate, vanilla, and strawberry. Chocolate is richest, vanilla is the cleanest base, and strawberry has a fruit-forward sweetness. Availability can vary by location and season.

Shakes typically come in small, medium, and large where offered. Small starts around $2.50–$3, medium $3–4, and large $4–5. Prices vary by region and promotions. Size affects calorie and sugar content proportionally.

“Thick” usually indicates more mix or soft-serve base per ounce. A medium thick shake can contain 400–700 kcal and substantial sugar. Thicker textures often mean higher calorie density.

That drink is typically a limited-time or test-market item. Availability varies by location and season. Check the app or local store for current offerings and regional rollouts.

Cinnabon® Minibon® bites are offered in single or multi-piece packs and usually cost between $1.50 and $3. Cookies with OREO® pieces or chocolate chip cookies are often $1–$2 as add-ons. Prices differ by restaurant and promotions.

Chunky cookies deliver a chewy, dense bite with crunchy OREO® bits. They’re an inexpensive way to add texture and sweetness to a meal and often represent good value as a shareable item.

Look for movie tie-ins, holiday sundaes, and test flavors like Kit Kat or other branded shakes. These show up in the app first and are commonly region-limited or time-limited.

Enable push notifications and location services in the app. Promotional banners and a “limited time” or “featured” section highlight seasonal and test-market items. Local stores may also post signs in-store or at the drive-thru.

Generally, pies and brownie sundaes are highest in calories, followed by large shakes, then candy-topped sundaes, and finally plain soft serve. Exact counts vary by serving size and added toppings.

Choose plain soft serve in a small portion or a fruit-flavored option if available. Skip candy toppings, syrups, and whipped cream. Custom requests like half-sauce or no whipped topping reduce sugar and calories.

Increasing size or adding toppings directly raises calories, sugar, and fat. Substituting syrups, removing whipped cream, or sharing portions are effective ways to lower totals.

Many treats contain milk, wheat/gluten, soy, and sometimes egg or tree nuts depending on the topping or cookie. Branded candies like M&M’s® also carry allergen information on their packaging.

Yes. Shared equipment and preparation areas increase cross-contact risk. If you have a severe allergy, inform staff and review official allergen guidance before ordering.

Visit the company’s website or the mobile app’s nutrition/allergen section. Many locations also have printed guides at the counter. Those documents list ingredient details, calories, and common allergens.

In-store and drive-thru orders often match menu pricing. The app may offer exclusive deals, combos, or loyalty discounts. Delivery adds fees and sometimes limits menu items due to packaging or partner availability.

Turn on location in the brand’s app and check the menu for your nearest store. The app filters items by location; you can also call the restaurant directly for immediate confirmation.

Requests like extra drizzle, no whipped topping, or additional candy pieces can often be accommodated but vary by staff and equipment. Some locations charge for extra toppings; ask at order time.

Consider who you’re feeding and whether you want to share. Choose lighter soft serve for a low-calorie treat, a sundae for variety and toppings, a pie or brownie for a richer experience, or a shake when you want a filling dessert. Use the app to compare prices and nutrition before you order.

You’ll usually see soft serve cones and cups, branded sundae flavors, pie-style treats like the HERSHEY’S® Sundae Pie, hand-spun shakes, and small baked items such as Cinnabon® Minibon® bites or cookies. Prices vary by region, but expect small soft serve cones around $1–$2, sundaes $2–$4, pies $2.50–$4.50, and shakes $3–5 depending on size. Local taxes and franchise pricing will change final totals.

Franchisees set local prices within corporate guidelines. Rent, labor costs, regional promotions, and whether you order in-store, via the app, or through delivery all affect price. Test-market items and seasonal offerings may only appear in certain regions, too.

The brand’s official mobile app shows current prices by location when you enable location services. You can also check the store’s in-app menu, call the local restaurant, or use delivery partners to compare fees and menu availability in real time.

The pie has a chocolate cookie crust, a smooth crème or vanilla filling, and a whipped topping finished with HERSHEY’S® chocolate drizzle. It’s a hand-assembled, portioned pie meant for one or to share as a small treat.

Typical retail pricing falls between $2.50 and $4.50. The packaged portion is a single-serving pie slice in a small heat-safe dish. Exact weight and price depend on location and whether it’s part of a value promotion or combo.

Pies tend to be higher in calories, sugar, and fat than a plain soft serve. A single pie serving commonly ranges from 300–500 kcal, with significant sugar and saturated fat. For exact values, check the official nutrition guide in the app or on the company website for that specific product.

A cone gives a crunchy, handheld experience and usually comes in a standard portion. A cup may offer a slightly larger portion and is easier to top or share. Prices can be the same or the cup may cost a little more depending on portion size at your local store.

Calories scale with portion size and added toppings. A plain small cone often ranges 150–220 kcal; a similar cup may be 200–300 kcal. Adding syrups, candies, or whipped cream increases sugar and calories rapidly.

Common sundaes include OREO® and M&M’s® toppings, brownie sundaes, and classic hot fudge or caramel. OREO® sundaes add cookie crunch and chocolate notes. M&M’s® offer a candy crunch and sweeter profile. Brownie sundaes are the richest with dense chocolate and often higher calories.

The OREO® Sundae pairs soft serve with crushed OREO® pieces and a chocolate drizzle or syrup. Pricing is commonly in the $2–$4 range depending on size and location.

M&M’s® add both texture and extra sugar; expect a sweeter taste and a noticeable calorie bump compared with plain sundaes. A medium-sized candy-topped sundae can be 300–450 kcal depending on serving size and syrup used.

The brownie provides dense chocolate, often warmed, combined with soft serve and syrup. It adds saturated fat and calories beyond a plain sundae. It’s best as an occasional treat or shared dessert.

HERSHEY’S® branded sauces use a specific chocolate profile and may be offered in some locations as part of branded pies or sundaes. Hot fudge and caramel are more common and can vary slightly by store based on supplier and recipe.

Classic shakes are usually chocolate, vanilla, and strawberry. Chocolate is richest, vanilla is the cleanest base, and strawberry has a fruit-forward sweetness. Availability can vary by location and season.

Shakes typically come in small, medium, and large where offered. Small starts around $2.50–$3, medium $3–4, and large $4–5. Prices vary by region and promotions. Size affects calorie and sugar content proportionally.

“Thick” usually indicates more mix or soft-serve base per ounce. A medium thick shake can contain 400–700 kcal and substantial sugar. Thicker textures often mean higher calorie density.

That drink is typically a limited-time or test-market item. Availability varies by location and season. Check the app or local store for current offerings and regional rollouts.

Cinnabon® Minibon® bites are offered in single or multi-piece packs and usually cost between $1.50 and $3. Cookies with OREO® pieces or chocolate chip cookies are often $1–$2 as add-ons. Prices differ by restaurant and promotions.

Chunky cookies deliver a chewy, dense bite with crunchy OREO® bits. They’re an inexpensive way to add texture and sweetness to a meal and often represent good value as a shareable item.

Look for movie tie-ins, holiday sundaes, and test flavors like Kit Kat or other branded shakes. These show up in the app first and are commonly region-limited or time-limited.

Enable push notifications and location services in the app. Promotional banners and a “limited time” or “featured” section highlight seasonal and test-market items. Local stores may also post signs in-store or at the drive-thru.

Generally, pies and brownie sundaes are highest in calories, followed by large shakes, then candy-topped sundaes, and finally plain soft serve. Exact counts vary by serving size and added toppings.

Choose plain soft serve in a small portion or a fruit-flavored option if available. Skip candy toppings, syrups, and whipped cream. Custom requests like half-sauce or no whipped topping reduce sugar and calories.

Increasing size or adding toppings directly raises calories, sugar, and fat. Substituting syrups, removing whipped cream, or sharing portions are effective ways to lower totals.

Many treats contain milk, wheat/gluten, soy, and sometimes egg or tree nuts depending on the topping or cookie. Branded candies like M&M’s® also carry allergen information on their packaging.

Yes. Shared equipment and preparation areas increase cross-contact risk. If you have a severe allergy, inform staff and review official allergen guidance before ordering.

Visit the company’s website or the mobile app’s nutrition/allergen section. Many locations also have printed guides at the counter. Those documents list ingredient details, calories, and common allergens.

In-store and drive-thru orders often match menu pricing. The app may offer exclusive deals, combos, or loyalty discounts. Delivery adds fees and sometimes limits menu items due to packaging or partner availability.

Turn on location in the brand’s app and check the menu for your nearest store. The app filters items by location; you can also call the restaurant directly for immediate confirmation.

Requests like extra drizzle, no whipped topping, or additional candy pieces can often be accommodated but vary by staff and equipment. Some locations charge for extra toppings; ask at order time.

Consider who you’re feeding and whether you want to share. Choose lighter soft serve for a low-calorie treat, a sundae for variety and toppings, a pie or brownie for a richer experience, or a shake when you want a filling dessert. Use the app to compare prices and nutrition before you order.

You’ll usually see soft serve cones and cups, branded sundae flavors, pie-style treats like the HERSHEY’S® Sundae Pie, hand-spun shakes, and small baked items such as Cinnabon® Minibon® bites or cookies. Prices vary by region, but expect small soft serve cones around $1–$2, sundaes $2–$4, pies $2.50–$4.50, and shakes $3–5 depending on size. Local taxes and franchise pricing will change final totals.

Franchisees set local prices within corporate guidelines. Rent, labor costs, regional promotions, and whether you order in-store, via the app, or through delivery all affect price. Test-market items and seasonal offerings may only appear in certain regions, too.

The brand’s official mobile app shows current prices by location when you enable location services. You can also check the store’s in-app menu, call the local restaurant, or use delivery partners to compare fees and menu availability in real time.

The pie has a chocolate cookie crust, a smooth crème or vanilla filling, and a whipped topping finished with HERSHEY’S® chocolate drizzle. It’s a hand-assembled, portioned pie meant for one or to share as a small treat.

Typical retail pricing falls between $2.50 and $4.50. The packaged portion is a single-serving pie slice in a small heat-safe dish. Exact weight and price depend on location and whether it’s part of a value promotion or combo.

Pies tend to be higher in calories, sugar, and fat than a plain soft serve. A single pie serving commonly ranges from 300–500 kcal, with significant sugar and saturated fat. For exact values, check the official nutrition guide in the app or on the company website for that specific product.

A cone gives a crunchy, handheld experience and usually comes in a standard portion. A cup may offer a slightly larger portion and is easier to top or share. Prices can be the same or the cup may cost a little more depending on portion size at your local store.

Calories scale with portion size and added toppings. A plain small cone often ranges 150–220 kcal; a similar cup may be 200–300 kcal. Adding syrups, candies, or whipped cream increases sugar and calories rapidly.

Common sundaes include OREO® and M&M’s® toppings, brownie sundaes, and classic hot fudge or caramel. OREO® sundaes add cookie crunch and chocolate notes. M&M’s® offer a candy crunch and sweeter profile. Brownie sundaes are the richest with dense chocolate and often higher calories.

The OREO® Sundae pairs soft serve with crushed OREO® pieces and a chocolate drizzle or syrup. Pricing is commonly in the $2–$4 range depending on size and location.

M&M’s® add both texture and extra sugar; expect a sweeter taste and a noticeable calorie bump compared with plain sundaes. A medium-sized candy-topped sundae can be 300–450 kcal depending on serving size and syrup used.

The brownie provides dense chocolate, often warmed, combined with soft serve and syrup. It adds saturated fat and calories beyond a plain sundae. It’s best as an occasional treat or shared dessert.

HERSHEY’S® branded sauces use a specific chocolate profile and may be offered in some locations as part of branded pies or sundaes. Hot fudge and caramel are more common and can vary slightly by store based on supplier and recipe.

Classic shakes are usually chocolate, vanilla, and strawberry. Chocolate is richest, vanilla is the cleanest base, and strawberry has a fruit-forward sweetness. Availability can vary by location and season.

Shakes typically come in small, medium, and large where offered. Small starts around $2.50–$3, medium $3–4, and large $4–5. Prices vary by region and promotions. Size affects calorie and sugar content proportionally.

“Thick” usually indicates more mix or soft-serve base per ounce. A medium thick shake can contain 400–700 kcal and substantial sugar. Thicker textures often mean higher calorie density.

That drink is typically a limited-time or test-market item. Availability varies by location and season. Check the app or local store for current offerings and regional rollouts.

Cinnabon® Minibon® bites are offered in single or multi-piece packs and usually cost between $1.50 and $3. Cookies with OREO® pieces or chocolate chip cookies are often $1–$2 as add-ons. Prices differ by restaurant and promotions.

Chunky cookies deliver a chewy, dense bite with crunchy OREO® bits. They’re an inexpensive way to add texture and sweetness to a meal and often represent good value as a shareable item.

Look for movie tie-ins, holiday sundaes, and test flavors like Kit Kat or other branded shakes. These show up in the app first and are commonly region-limited or time-limited.

Enable push notifications and location services in the app. Promotional banners and a “limited time” or “featured” section highlight seasonal and test-market items. Local stores may also post signs in-store or at the drive-thru.

Generally, pies and brownie sundaes are highest in calories, followed by large shakes, then candy-topped sundaes, and finally plain soft serve. Exact counts vary by serving size and added toppings.

Choose plain soft serve in a small portion or a fruit-flavored option if available. Skip candy toppings, syrups, and whipped cream. Custom requests like half-sauce or no whipped topping reduce sugar and calories.

Increasing size or adding toppings directly raises calories, sugar, and fat. Substituting syrups, removing whipped cream, or sharing portions are effective ways to lower totals.

Many treats contain milk, wheat/gluten, soy, and sometimes egg or tree nuts depending on the topping or cookie. Branded candies like M&M’s® also carry allergen information on their packaging.

Yes. Shared equipment and preparation areas increase cross-contact risk. If you have a severe allergy, inform staff and review official allergen guidance before ordering.

Visit the company’s website or the mobile app’s nutrition/allergen section. Many locations also have printed guides at the counter. Those documents list ingredient details, calories, and common allergens.

In-store and drive-thru orders often match menu pricing. The app may offer exclusive deals, combos, or loyalty discounts. Delivery adds fees and sometimes limits menu items due to packaging or partner availability.

Turn on location in the brand’s app and check the menu for your nearest store. The app filters items by location; you can also call the restaurant directly for immediate confirmation.

Requests like extra drizzle, no whipped topping, or additional candy pieces can often be accommodated but vary by staff and equipment. Some locations charge for extra toppings; ask at order time.

Consider who you’re feeding and whether you want to share. Choose lighter soft serve for a low-calorie treat, a sundae for variety and toppings, a pie or brownie for a richer experience, or a shake when you want a filling dessert. Use the app to compare prices and nutrition before you order.

You’ll usually see soft serve cones and cups, branded sundae flavors, pie-style treats like the HERSHEY’S® Sundae Pie, hand-spun shakes, and small baked items such as Cinnabon® Minibon® bites or cookies. Prices vary by region, but expect small soft serve cones around $1–$2, sundaes $2–$4, pies $2.50–$4.50, and shakes $3–5 depending on size. Local taxes and franchise pricing will change final totals.

Franchisees set local prices within corporate guidelines. Rent, labor costs, regional promotions, and whether you order in-store, via the app, or through delivery all affect price. Test-market items and seasonal offerings may only appear in certain regions, too.

The brand’s official mobile app shows current prices by location when you enable location services. You can also check the store’s in-app menu, call the local restaurant, or use delivery partners to compare fees and menu availability in real time.

The pie has a chocolate cookie crust, a smooth crème or vanilla filling, and a whipped topping finished with HERSHEY’S® chocolate drizzle. It’s a hand-assembled, portioned pie meant for one or to share as a small treat.

Typical retail pricing falls between $2.50 and $4.50. The packaged portion is a single-serving pie slice in a small heat-safe dish. Exact weight and price depend on location and whether it’s part of a value promotion or combo.

Pies tend to be higher in calories, sugar, and fat than a plain soft serve. A single pie serving commonly ranges from 300–500 kcal, with significant sugar and saturated fat. For exact values, check the official nutrition guide in the app or on the company website for that specific product.

A cone gives a crunchy, handheld experience and usually comes in a standard portion. A cup may offer a slightly larger portion and is easier to top or share. Prices can be the same or the cup may cost a little more depending on portion size at your local store.

Calories scale with portion size and added toppings. A plain small cone often ranges 150–220 kcal; a similar cup may be 200–300 kcal. Adding syrups, candies, or whipped cream increases sugar and calories rapidly.

Common sundaes include OREO® and M&M’s® toppings, brownie sundaes, and classic hot fudge or caramel. OREO® sundaes add cookie crunch and chocolate notes. M&M’s® offer a candy crunch and sweeter profile. Brownie sundaes are the richest with dense chocolate and often higher calories.

The OREO® Sundae pairs soft serve with crushed OREO® pieces and a chocolate drizzle or syrup. Pricing is commonly in the $2–$4 range depending on size and location.

M&M’s® add both texture and extra sugar; expect a sweeter taste and a noticeable calorie bump compared with plain sundaes. A medium-sized candy-topped sundae can be 300–450 kcal depending on serving size and syrup used.

The brownie provides dense chocolate, often warmed, combined with soft serve and syrup. It adds saturated fat and calories beyond a plain sundae. It’s best as an occasional treat or shared dessert.

HERSHEY’S® branded sauces use a specific chocolate profile and may be offered in some locations as part of branded pies or sundaes. Hot fudge and caramel are more common and can vary slightly by store based on supplier and recipe.

Classic shakes are usually chocolate, vanilla, and strawberry. Chocolate is richest, vanilla is the cleanest base, and strawberry has a fruit-forward sweetness. Availability can vary by location and season.

Shakes typically come in small, medium, and large where offered. Small starts around $2.50–$3, medium $3–4, and large $4–5. Prices vary by region and promotions. Size affects calorie and sugar content proportionally.

“Thick” usually indicates more mix or soft-serve base per ounce. A medium thick shake can contain 400–700 kcal and substantial sugar. Thicker textures often mean higher calorie density.

That drink is typically a limited-time or test-market item. Availability varies by location and season. Check the app or local store for current offerings and regional rollouts.

Cinnabon® Minibon® bites are offered in single or multi-piece packs and usually cost between $1.50 and $3. Cookies with OREO® pieces or chocolate chip cookies are often $1–$2 as add-ons. Prices differ by restaurant and promotions.

Chunky cookies deliver a chewy, dense bite with crunchy OREO® bits. They’re an inexpensive way to add texture and sweetness to a meal and often represent good value as a shareable item.

Look for movie tie-ins, holiday sundaes, and test flavors like Kit Kat or other branded shakes. These show up in the app first and are commonly region-limited or time-limited.

Enable push notifications and location services in the app. Promotional banners and a “limited time” or “featured” section highlight seasonal and test-market items. Local stores may also post signs in-store or at the drive-thru.

Generally, pies and brownie sundaes are highest in calories, followed by large shakes, then candy-topped sundaes, and finally plain soft serve. Exact counts vary by serving size and added toppings.

Choose plain soft serve in a small portion or a fruit-flavored option if available. Skip candy toppings, syrups, and whipped cream. Custom requests like half-sauce or no whipped topping reduce sugar and calories.

Increasing size or adding toppings directly raises calories, sugar, and fat. Substituting syrups, removing whipped cream, or sharing portions are effective ways to lower totals.

Many treats contain milk, wheat/gluten, soy, and sometimes egg or tree nuts depending on the topping or cookie. Branded candies like M&M’s® also carry allergen information on their packaging.

Yes. Shared equipment and preparation areas increase cross-contact risk. If you have a severe allergy, inform staff and review official allergen guidance before ordering.

Visit the company’s website or the mobile app’s nutrition/allergen section. Many locations also have printed guides at the counter. Those documents list ingredient details, calories, and common allergens.

In-store and drive-thru orders often match menu pricing. The app may offer exclusive deals, combos, or loyalty discounts. Delivery adds fees and sometimes limits menu items due to packaging or partner availability.

Turn on location in the brand’s app and check the menu for your nearest store. The app filters items by location; you can also call the restaurant directly for immediate confirmation.

Requests like extra drizzle, no whipped topping, or additional candy pieces can often be accommodated but vary by staff and equipment. Some locations charge for extra toppings; ask at order time.

Consider who you’re feeding and whether you want to share. Choose lighter soft serve for a low-calorie treat, a sundae for variety and toppings, a pie or brownie for a richer experience, or a shake when you want a filling dessert. Use the app to compare prices and nutrition before you order.

You’ll usually see soft serve cones and cups, branded sundae flavors, pie-style treats like the HERSHEY’S® Sundae Pie, hand-spun shakes, and small baked items such as Cinnabon® Minibon® bites or cookies. Prices vary by region, but expect small soft serve cones around $1–$2, sundaes $2–$4, pies $2.50–$4.50, and shakes $3–5 depending on size. Local taxes and franchise pricing will change final totals.

Franchisees set local prices within corporate guidelines. Rent, labor costs, regional promotions, and whether you order in-store, via the app, or through delivery all affect price. Test-market items and seasonal offerings may only appear in certain regions, too.

The brand’s official mobile app shows current prices by location when you enable location services. You can also check the store’s in-app menu, call the local restaurant, or use delivery partners to compare fees and menu availability in real time.

The pie has a chocolate cookie crust, a smooth crème or vanilla filling, and a whipped topping finished with HERSHEY’S® chocolate drizzle. It’s a hand-assembled, portioned pie meant for one or to share as a small treat.

Typical retail pricing falls between $2.50 and $4.50. The packaged portion is a single-serving pie slice in a small heat-safe dish. Exact weight and price depend on location and whether it’s part of a value promotion or combo.

Pies tend to be higher in calories, sugar, and fat than a plain soft serve. A single pie serving commonly ranges from 300–500 kcal, with significant sugar and saturated fat. For exact values, check the official nutrition guide in the app or on the company website for that specific product.

A cone gives a crunchy, handheld experience and usually comes in a standard portion. A cup may offer a slightly larger portion and is easier to top or share. Prices can be the same or the cup may cost a little more depending on portion size at your local store.

Calories scale with portion size and added toppings. A plain small cone often ranges 150–220 kcal; a similar cup may be 200–300 kcal. Adding syrups, candies, or whipped cream increases sugar and calories rapidly.

Common sundaes include OREO® and M&M’s® toppings, brownie sundaes, and classic hot fudge or caramel. OREO® sundaes add cookie crunch and chocolate notes. M&M’s® offer a candy crunch and sweeter profile. Brownie sundaes are the richest with dense chocolate and often higher calories.

The OREO® Sundae pairs soft serve with crushed OREO® pieces and a chocolate drizzle or syrup. Pricing is commonly in the $2–$4 range depending on size and location.

M&M’s® add both texture and extra sugar; expect a sweeter taste and a noticeable calorie bump compared with plain sundaes. A medium-sized candy-topped sundae can be 300–450 kcal depending on serving size and syrup used.

The brownie provides dense chocolate, often warmed, combined with soft serve and syrup. It adds saturated fat and calories beyond a plain sundae. It’s best as an occasional treat or shared dessert.

HERSHEY’S® branded sauces use a specific chocolate profile and may be offered in some locations as part of branded pies or sundaes. Hot fudge and caramel are more common and can vary slightly by store based on supplier and recipe.

Classic shakes are usually chocolate, vanilla, and strawberry. Chocolate is richest, vanilla is the cleanest base, and strawberry has a fruit-forward sweetness. Availability can vary by location and season.

Shakes typically come in small, medium, and large where offered. Small starts around $2.50–$3, medium $3–4, and large $4–5. Prices vary by region and promotions. Size affects calorie and sugar content proportionally.

“Thick” usually indicates more mix or soft-serve base per ounce. A medium thick shake can contain 400–700 kcal and substantial sugar. Thicker textures often mean higher calorie density.

That drink is typically a limited-time or test-market item. Availability varies by location and season. Check the app or local store for current offerings and regional rollouts.

Cinnabon® Minibon® bites are offered in single or multi-piece packs and usually cost between $1.50 and $3. Cookies with OREO® pieces or chocolate chip cookies are often $1–$2 as add-ons. Prices differ by restaurant and promotions.

Chunky cookies deliver a chewy, dense bite with crunchy OREO® bits. They’re an inexpensive way to add texture and sweetness to a meal and often represent good value as a shareable item.

Look for movie tie-ins, holiday sundaes, and test flavors like Kit Kat or other branded shakes. These show up in the app first and are commonly region-limited or time-limited.

Enable push notifications and location services in the app. Promotional banners and a “limited time” or “featured” section highlight seasonal and test-market items. Local stores may also post signs in-store or at the drive-thru.

Generally, pies and brownie sundaes are highest in calories, followed by large shakes, then candy-topped sundaes, and finally plain soft serve. Exact counts vary by serving size and added toppings.

Choose plain soft serve in a small portion or a fruit-flavored option if available. Skip candy toppings, syrups, and whipped cream. Custom requests like half-sauce or no whipped topping reduce sugar and calories.

Increasing size or adding toppings directly raises calories, sugar, and fat. Substituting syrups, removing whipped cream, or sharing portions are effective ways to lower totals.

Many treats contain milk, wheat/gluten, soy, and sometimes egg or tree nuts depending on the topping or cookie. Branded candies like M&M’s® also carry allergen information on their packaging.

Yes. Shared equipment and preparation areas increase cross-contact risk. If you have a severe allergy, inform staff and review official allergen guidance before ordering.

Visit the company’s website or the mobile app’s nutrition/allergen section. Many locations also have printed guides at the counter. Those documents list ingredient details, calories, and common allergens.

In-store and drive-thru orders often match menu pricing. The app may offer exclusive deals, combos, or loyalty discounts. Delivery adds fees and sometimes limits menu items due to packaging or partner availability.

Turn on location in the brand’s app and check the menu for your nearest store. The app filters items by location; you can also call the restaurant directly for immediate confirmation.

Requests like extra drizzle, no whipped topping, or additional candy pieces can often be accommodated but vary by staff and equipment. Some locations charge for extra toppings; ask at order time.

Consider who you’re feeding and whether you want to share. Choose lighter soft serve for a low-calorie treat, a sundae for variety and toppings, a pie or brownie for a richer experience, or a shake when you want a filling dessert. Use the app to compare prices and nutrition before you order.

You’ll usually see soft serve cones and cups, branded sundae flavors, pie-style treats like the HERSHEY’S® Sundae Pie, hand-spun shakes, and small baked items such as Cinnabon® Minibon® bites or cookies. Prices vary by region, but expect small soft serve cones around $1–$2, sundaes $2–$4, pies $2.50–$4.50, and shakes $3–5 depending on size. Local taxes and franchise pricing will change final totals.

Franchisees set local prices within corporate guidelines. Rent, labor costs, regional promotions, and whether you order in-store, via the app, or through delivery all affect price. Test-market items and seasonal offerings may only appear in certain regions, too.

The brand’s official mobile app shows current prices by location when you enable location services. You can also check the store’s in-app menu, call the local restaurant, or use delivery partners to compare fees and menu availability in real time.

The pie has a chocolate cookie crust, a smooth crème or vanilla filling, and a whipped topping finished with HERSHEY’S® chocolate drizzle. It’s a hand-assembled, portioned pie meant for one or to share as a small treat.

Typical retail pricing falls between $2.50 and $4.50. The packaged portion is a single-serving pie slice in a small heat-safe dish. Exact weight and price depend on location and whether it’s part of a value promotion or combo.

Pies tend to be higher in calories, sugar, and fat than a plain soft serve. A single pie serving commonly ranges from 300–500 kcal, with significant sugar and saturated fat. For exact values, check the official nutrition guide in the app or on the company website for that specific product.

A cone gives a crunchy, handheld experience and usually comes in a standard portion. A cup may offer a slightly larger portion and is easier to top or share. Prices can be the same or the cup may cost a little more depending on portion size at your local store.

Calories scale with portion size and added toppings. A plain small cone often ranges 150–220 kcal; a similar cup may be 200–300 kcal. Adding syrups, candies, or whipped cream increases sugar and calories rapidly.

Common sundaes include OREO® and M&M’s® toppings, brownie sundaes, and classic hot fudge or caramel. OREO® sundaes add cookie crunch and chocolate notes. M&M’s® offer a candy crunch and sweeter profile. Brownie sundaes are the richest with dense chocolate and often higher calories.

The OREO® Sundae pairs soft serve with crushed OREO® pieces and a chocolate drizzle or syrup. Pricing is commonly in the $2–$4 range depending on size and location.

M&M’s® add both texture and extra sugar; expect a sweeter taste and a noticeable calorie bump compared with plain sundaes. A medium-sized candy-topped sundae can be 300–450 kcal depending on serving size and syrup used.

The brownie provides dense chocolate, often warmed, combined with soft serve and syrup. It adds saturated fat and calories beyond a plain sundae. It’s best as an occasional treat or shared dessert.

HERSHEY’S® branded sauces use a specific chocolate profile and may be offered in some locations as part of branded pies or sundaes. Hot fudge and caramel are more common and can vary slightly by store based on supplier and recipe.

Classic shakes are usually chocolate, vanilla, and strawberry. Chocolate is richest, vanilla is the cleanest base, and strawberry has a fruit-forward sweetness. Availability can vary by location and season.

Shakes typically come in small, medium, and large where offered. Small starts around $2.50–$3, medium $3–4, and large $4–5. Prices vary by region and promotions. Size affects calorie and sugar content proportionally.

“Thick” usually indicates more mix or soft-serve base per ounce. A medium thick shake can contain 400–700 kcal and substantial sugar. Thicker textures often mean higher calorie density.

That drink is typically a limited-time or test-market item. Availability varies by location and season. Check the app or local store for current offerings and regional rollouts.

Cinnabon® Minibon® bites are offered in single or multi-piece packs and usually cost between $1.50 and $3. Cookies with OREO® pieces or chocolate chip cookies are often $1–$2 as add-ons. Prices differ by restaurant and promotions.

Chunky cookies deliver a chewy, dense bite with crunchy OREO® bits. They’re an inexpensive way to add texture and sweetness to a meal and often represent good value as a shareable item.

Look for movie tie-ins, holiday sundaes, and test flavors like Kit Kat or other branded shakes. These show up in the app first and are commonly region-limited or time-limited.

Enable push notifications and location services in the app. Promotional banners and a “limited time” or “featured” section highlight seasonal and test-market items. Local stores may also post signs in-store or at the drive-thru.

Generally, pies and brownie sundaes are highest in calories, followed by large shakes, then candy-topped sundaes, and finally plain soft serve. Exact counts vary by serving size and added toppings.

Choose plain soft serve in a small portion or a fruit-flavored option if available. Skip candy toppings, syrups, and whipped cream. Custom requests like half-sauce or no whipped topping reduce sugar and calories.

Increasing size or adding toppings directly raises calories, sugar, and fat. Substituting syrups, removing whipped cream, or sharing portions are effective ways to lower totals.

Many treats contain milk, wheat/gluten, soy, and sometimes egg or tree nuts depending on the topping or cookie. Branded candies like M&M’s® also carry allergen information on their packaging.

Yes. Shared equipment and preparation areas increase cross-contact risk. If you have a severe allergy, inform staff and review official allergen guidance before ordering.

Visit the company’s website or the mobile app’s nutrition/allergen section. Many locations also have printed guides at the counter. Those documents list ingredient details, calories, and common allergens.

In-store and drive-thru orders often match menu pricing. The app may offer exclusive deals, combos, or loyalty discounts. Delivery adds fees and sometimes limits menu items due to packaging or partner availability.

Turn on location in the brand’s app and check the menu for your nearest store. The app filters items by location; you can also call the restaurant directly for immediate confirmation.

Requests like extra drizzle, no whipped topping, or additional candy pieces can often be accommodated but vary by staff and equipment. Some locations charge for extra toppings; ask at order time.

Consider who you’re feeding and whether you want to share. Choose lighter soft serve for a low-calorie treat, a sundae for variety and toppings, a pie or brownie for a richer experience, or a shake when you want a filling dessert. Use the app to compare prices and nutrition before you order.

You’ll usually see soft serve cones and cups, branded sundae flavors, pie-style treats like the HERSHEY’S® Sundae Pie, hand-spun shakes, and small baked items such as Cinnabon® Minibon® bites or cookies. Prices vary by region, but expect small soft serve cones around $1–$2, sundaes $2–$4, pies $2.50–$4.50, and shakes $3–5 depending on size. Local taxes and franchise pricing will change final totals.

Franchisees set local prices within corporate guidelines. Rent, labor costs, regional promotions, and whether you order in-store, via the app, or through delivery all affect price. Test-market items and seasonal offerings may only appear in certain regions, too.

The brand’s official mobile app shows current prices by location when you enable location services. You can also check the store’s in-app menu, call the local restaurant, or use delivery partners to compare fees and menu availability in real time.

The pie has a chocolate cookie crust, a smooth crème or vanilla filling, and a whipped topping finished with HERSHEY’S® chocolate drizzle. It’s a hand-assembled, portioned pie meant for one or to share as a small treat.

Typical retail pricing falls between $2.50 and $4.50. The packaged portion is a single-serving pie slice in a small heat-safe dish. Exact weight and price depend on location and whether it’s part of a value promotion or combo.

Pies tend to be higher in calories, sugar, and fat than a plain soft serve. A single pie serving commonly ranges from 300–500 kcal, with significant sugar and saturated fat. For exact values, check the official nutrition guide in the app or on the company website for that specific product.

A cone gives a crunchy, handheld experience and usually comes in a standard portion. A cup may offer a slightly larger portion and is easier to top or share. Prices can be the same or the cup may cost a little more depending on portion size at your local store.

Calories scale with portion size and added toppings. A plain small cone often ranges 150–220 kcal; a similar cup may be 200–300 kcal. Adding syrups, candies, or whipped cream increases sugar and calories rapidly.

Common sundaes include OREO® and M&M’s® toppings, brownie sundaes, and classic hot fudge or caramel. OREO® sundaes add cookie crunch and chocolate notes. M&M’s® offer a candy crunch and sweeter profile. Brownie sundaes are the richest with dense chocolate and often higher calories.

The OREO® Sundae pairs soft serve with crushed OREO® pieces and a chocolate drizzle or syrup. Pricing is commonly in the $2–$4 range depending on size and location.

M&M’s® add both texture and extra sugar; expect a sweeter taste and a noticeable calorie bump compared with plain sundaes. A medium-sized candy-topped sundae can be 300–450 kcal depending on serving size and syrup used.

The brownie provides dense chocolate, often warmed, combined with soft serve and syrup. It adds saturated fat and calories beyond a plain sundae. It’s best as an occasional treat or shared dessert.

HERSHEY’S® branded sauces use a specific chocolate profile and may be offered in some locations as part of branded pies or sundaes. Hot fudge and caramel are more common and can vary slightly by store based on supplier and recipe.

Classic shakes are usually chocolate, vanilla, and strawberry. Chocolate is richest, vanilla is the cleanest base, and strawberry has a fruit-forward sweetness. Availability can vary by location and season.

Shakes typically come in small, medium, and large where offered. Small starts around $2.50–$3, medium $3–4, and large $4–5. Prices vary by region and promotions. Size affects calorie and sugar content proportionally.

“Thick” usually indicates more mix or soft-serve base per ounce. A medium thick shake can contain 400–700 kcal and substantial sugar. Thicker textures often mean higher calorie density.

That drink is typically a limited-time or test-market item. Availability varies by location and season. Check the app or local store for current offerings and regional rollouts.

Cinnabon® Minibon® bites are offered in single or multi-piece packs and usually cost between $1.50 and $3. Cookies with OREO® pieces or chocolate chip cookies are often $1–$2 as add-ons. Prices differ by restaurant and promotions.

Chunky cookies deliver a chewy, dense bite with crunchy OREO® bits. They’re an inexpensive way to add texture and sweetness to a meal and often represent good value as a shareable item.

Look for movie tie-ins, holiday sundaes, and test flavors like Kit Kat or other branded shakes. These show up in the app first and are commonly region-limited or time-limited.

Enable push notifications and location services in the app. Promotional banners and a “limited time” or “featured” section highlight seasonal and test-market items. Local stores may also post signs in-store or at the drive-thru.

Generally, pies and brownie sundaes are highest in calories, followed by large shakes, then candy-topped sundaes, and finally plain soft serve. Exact counts vary by serving size and added toppings.

Choose plain soft serve in a small portion or a fruit-flavored option if available. Skip candy toppings, syrups, and whipped cream. Custom requests like half-sauce or no whipped topping reduce sugar and calories.

Increasing size or adding toppings directly raises calories, sugar, and fat. Substituting syrups, removing whipped cream, or sharing portions are effective ways to lower totals.

Many treats contain milk, wheat/gluten, soy, and sometimes egg or tree nuts depending on the topping or cookie. Branded candies like M&M’s® also carry allergen information on their packaging.

Yes. Shared equipment and preparation areas increase cross-contact risk. If you have a severe allergy, inform staff and review official allergen guidance before ordering.

Visit the company’s website or the mobile app’s nutrition/allergen section. Many locations also have printed guides at the counter. Those documents list ingredient details, calories, and common allergens.

In-store and drive-thru orders often match menu pricing. The app may offer exclusive deals, combos, or loyalty discounts. Delivery adds fees and sometimes limits menu items due to packaging or partner availability.

Turn on location in the brand’s app and check the menu for your nearest store. The app filters items by location; you can also call the restaurant directly for immediate confirmation.

Requests like extra drizzle, no whipped topping, or additional candy pieces can often be accommodated but vary by staff and equipment. Some locations charge for extra toppings; ask at order time.

Consider who you’re feeding and whether you want to share. Choose lighter soft serve for a low-calorie treat, a sundae for variety and toppings, a pie or brownie for a richer experience, or a shake when you want a filling dessert. Use the app to compare prices and nutrition before you order.

You’ll usually see soft serve cones and cups, branded sundae flavors, pie-style treats like the HERSHEY’S® Sundae Pie, hand-spun shakes, and small baked items such as Cinnabon® Minibon® bites or cookies. Prices vary by region, but expect small soft serve cones around $1–$2, sundaes $2–$4, pies $2.50–$4.50, and shakes $3–5 depending on size. Local taxes and franchise pricing will change final totals.

Franchisees set local prices within corporate guidelines. Rent, labor costs, regional promotions, and whether you order in-store, via the app, or through delivery all affect price. Test-market items and seasonal offerings may only appear in certain regions, too.

The brand’s official mobile app shows current prices by location when you enable location services. You can also check the store’s in-app menu, call the local restaurant, or use delivery partners to compare fees and menu availability in real time.

The pie has a chocolate cookie crust, a smooth crème or vanilla filling, and a whipped topping finished with HERSHEY’S® chocolate drizzle. It’s a hand-assembled, portioned pie meant for one or to share as a small treat.

Typical retail pricing falls between $2.50 and $4.50. The packaged portion is a single-serving pie slice in a small heat-safe dish. Exact weight and price depend on location and whether it’s part of a value promotion or combo.

Pies tend to be higher in calories, sugar, and fat than a plain soft serve. A single pie serving commonly ranges from 300–500 kcal, with significant sugar and saturated fat. For exact values, check the official nutrition guide in the app or on the company website for that specific product.

A cone gives a crunchy, handheld experience and usually comes in a standard portion. A cup may offer a slightly larger portion and is easier to top or share. Prices can be the same or the cup may cost a little more depending on portion size at your local store.

Calories scale with portion size and added toppings. A plain small cone often ranges 150–220 kcal; a similar cup may be 200–300 kcal. Adding syrups, candies, or whipped cream increases sugar and calories rapidly.

Common sundaes include OREO® and M&M’s® toppings, brownie sundaes, and classic hot fudge or caramel. OREO® sundaes add cookie crunch and chocolate notes. M&M’s® offer a candy crunch and sweeter profile. Brownie sundaes are the richest with dense chocolate and often higher calories.

The OREO® Sundae pairs soft serve with crushed OREO® pieces and a chocolate drizzle or syrup. Pricing is commonly in the $2–$4 range depending on size and location.

M&M’s® add both texture and extra sugar; expect a sweeter taste and a noticeable calorie bump compared with plain sundaes. A medium-sized candy-topped sundae can be 300–450 kcal depending on serving size and syrup used.

The brownie provides dense chocolate, often warmed, combined with soft serve and syrup. It adds saturated fat and calories beyond a plain sundae. It’s best as an occasional treat or shared dessert.

HERSHEY’S® branded sauces use a specific chocolate profile and may be offered in some locations as part of branded pies or sundaes. Hot fudge and caramel are more common and can vary slightly by store based on supplier and recipe.

Classic shakes are usually chocolate, vanilla, and strawberry. Chocolate is richest, vanilla is the cleanest base, and strawberry has a fruit-forward sweetness. Availability can vary by location and season.

Shakes typically come in small, medium, and large where offered. Small starts around $2.50–$3, medium $3–4, and large $4–5. Prices vary by region and promotions. Size affects calorie and sugar content proportionally.

“Thick” usually indicates more mix or soft-serve base per ounce. A medium thick shake can contain 400–700 kcal and substantial sugar. Thicker textures often mean higher calorie density.

That drink is typically a limited-time or test-market item. Availability varies by location and season. Check the app or local store for current offerings and regional rollouts.

Cinnabon® Minibon® bites are offered in single or multi-piece packs and usually cost between $1.50 and $3. Cookies with OREO® pieces or chocolate chip cookies are often $1–$2 as add-ons. Prices differ by restaurant and promotions.

Chunky cookies deliver a chewy, dense bite with crunchy OREO® bits. They’re an inexpensive way to add texture and sweetness to a meal and often represent good value as a shareable item.

Look for movie tie-ins, holiday sundaes, and test flavors like Kit Kat or other branded shakes. These show up in the app first and are commonly region-limited or time-limited.

Enable push notifications and location services in the app. Promotional banners and a “limited time” or “featured” section highlight seasonal and test-market items. Local stores may also post signs in-store or at the drive-thru.

Generally, pies and brownie sundaes are highest in calories, followed by large shakes, then candy-topped sundaes, and finally plain soft serve. Exact counts vary by serving size and added toppings.

Choose plain soft serve in a small portion or a fruit-flavored option if available. Skip candy toppings, syrups, and whipped cream. Custom requests like half-sauce or no whipped topping reduce sugar and calories.

Increasing size or adding toppings directly raises calories, sugar, and fat. Substituting syrups, removing whipped cream, or sharing portions are effective ways to lower totals.

Many treats contain milk, wheat/gluten, soy, and sometimes egg or tree nuts depending on the topping or cookie. Branded candies like M&M’s® also carry allergen information on their packaging.

Yes. Shared equipment and preparation areas increase cross-contact risk. If you have a severe allergy, inform staff and review official allergen guidance before ordering.

Visit the company’s website or the mobile app’s nutrition/allergen section. Many locations also have printed guides at the counter. Those documents list ingredient details, calories, and common allergens.

In-store and drive-thru orders often match menu pricing. The app may offer exclusive deals, combos, or loyalty discounts. Delivery adds fees and sometimes limits menu items due to packaging or partner availability.

Turn on location in the brand’s app and check the menu for your nearest store. The app filters items by location; you can also call the restaurant directly for immediate confirmation.

Requests like extra drizzle, no whipped topping, or additional candy pieces can often be accommodated but vary by staff and equipment. Some locations charge for extra toppings; ask at order time.

Consider who you’re feeding and whether you want to share. Choose lighter soft serve for a low-calorie treat, a sundae for variety and toppings, a pie or brownie for a richer experience, or a shake when you want a filling dessert. Use the app to compare prices and nutrition before you order.

You’ll usually see soft serve cones and cups, branded sundae flavors, pie-style treats like the HERSHEY’S® Sundae Pie, hand-spun shakes, and small baked items such as Cinnabon® Minibon® bites or cookies. Prices vary by region, but expect small soft serve cones around $1–$2, sundaes $2–$4, pies $2.50–$4.50, and shakes $3–5 depending on size. Local taxes and franchise pricing will change final totals.

Franchisees set local prices within corporate guidelines. Rent, labor costs, regional promotions, and whether you order in-store, via the app, or through delivery all affect price. Test-market items and seasonal offerings may only appear in certain regions, too.

The brand’s official mobile app shows current prices by location when you enable location services. You can also check the store’s in-app menu, call the local restaurant, or use delivery partners to compare fees and menu availability in real time.

The pie has a chocolate cookie crust, a smooth crème or vanilla filling, and a whipped topping finished with HERSHEY’S® chocolate drizzle. It’s a hand-assembled, portioned pie meant for one or to share as a small treat.

Typical retail pricing falls between $2.50 and $4.50. The packaged portion is a single-serving pie slice in a small heat-safe dish. Exact weight and price depend on location and whether it’s part of a value promotion or combo.

Pies tend to be higher in calories, sugar, and fat than a plain soft serve. A single pie serving commonly ranges from 300–500 kcal, with significant sugar and saturated fat. For exact values, check the official nutrition guide in the app or on the company website for that specific product.

A cone gives a crunchy, handheld experience and usually comes in a standard portion. A cup may offer a slightly larger portion and is easier to top or share. Prices can be the same or the cup may cost a little more depending on portion size at your local store.

Calories scale with portion size and added toppings. A plain small cone often ranges 150–220 kcal; a similar cup may be 200–300 kcal. Adding syrups, candies, or whipped cream increases sugar and calories rapidly.

Common sundaes include OREO® and M&M’s® toppings, brownie sundaes, and classic hot fudge or caramel. OREO® sundaes add cookie crunch and chocolate notes. M&M’s® offer a candy crunch and sweeter profile. Brownie sundaes are the richest with dense chocolate and often higher calories.

The OREO® Sundae pairs soft serve with crushed OREO® pieces and a chocolate drizzle or syrup. Pricing is commonly in the $2–$4 range depending on size and location.

M&M’s® add both texture and extra sugar; expect a sweeter taste and a noticeable calorie bump compared with plain sundaes. A medium-sized candy-topped sundae can be 300–450 kcal depending on serving size and syrup used.

The brownie provides dense chocolate, often warmed, combined with soft serve and syrup. It adds saturated fat and calories beyond a plain sundae. It’s best as an occasional treat or shared dessert.

HERSHEY’S® branded sauces use a specific chocolate profile and may be offered in some locations as part of branded pies or sundaes. Hot fudge and caramel are more common and can vary slightly by store based on supplier and recipe.

Classic shakes are usually chocolate, vanilla, and strawberry. Chocolate is richest, vanilla is the cleanest base, and strawberry has a fruit-forward sweetness. Availability can vary by location and season.

Shakes typically come in small, medium, and large where offered. Small starts around $2.50–$3, medium $3–4, and large $4–5. Prices vary by region and promotions. Size affects calorie and sugar content proportionally.

“Thick” usually indicates more mix or soft-serve base per ounce. A medium thick shake can contain 400–700 kcal and substantial sugar. Thicker textures often mean higher calorie density.

That drink is typically a limited-time or test-market item. Availability varies by location and season. Check the app or local store for current offerings and regional rollouts.

Cinnabon® Minibon® bites are offered in single or multi-piece packs and usually cost between $1.50 and $3. Cookies with OREO® pieces or chocolate chip cookies are often $1–$2 as add-ons. Prices differ by restaurant and promotions.

Chunky cookies deliver a chewy, dense bite with crunchy OREO® bits. They’re an inexpensive way to add texture and sweetness to a meal and often represent good value as a shareable item.

Look for movie tie-ins, holiday sundaes, and test flavors like Kit Kat or other branded shakes. These show up in the app first and are commonly region-limited or time-limited.

Enable push notifications and location services in the app. Promotional banners and a “limited time” or “featured” section highlight seasonal and test-market items. Local stores may also post signs in-store or at the drive-thru.

Generally, pies and brownie sundaes are highest in calories, followed by large shakes, then candy-topped sundaes, and finally plain soft serve. Exact counts vary by serving size and added toppings.

Choose plain soft serve in a small portion or a fruit-flavored option if available. Skip candy toppings, syrups, and whipped cream. Custom requests like half-sauce or no whipped topping reduce sugar and calories.

Increasing size or adding toppings directly raises calories, sugar, and fat. Substituting syrups, removing whipped cream, or sharing portions are effective ways to lower totals.

Many treats contain milk, wheat/gluten, soy, and sometimes egg or tree nuts depending on the topping or cookie. Branded candies like M&M’s® also carry allergen information on their packaging.

Yes. Shared equipment and preparation areas increase cross-contact risk. If you have a severe allergy, inform staff and review official allergen guidance before ordering.

Visit the company’s website or the mobile app’s nutrition/allergen section. Many locations also have printed guides at the counter. Those documents list ingredient details, calories, and common allergens.

In-store and drive-thru orders often match menu pricing. The app may offer exclusive deals, combos, or loyalty discounts. Delivery adds fees and sometimes limits menu items due to packaging or partner availability.

Turn on location in the brand’s app and check the menu for your nearest store. The app filters items by location; you can also call the restaurant directly for immediate confirmation.

Requests like extra drizzle, no whipped topping, or additional candy pieces can often be accommodated but vary by staff and equipment. Some locations charge for extra toppings; ask at order time.

Consider who you’re feeding and whether you want to share. Choose lighter soft serve for a low-calorie treat, a sundae for variety and toppings, a pie or brownie for a richer experience, or a shake when you want a filling dessert. Use the app to compare prices and nutrition before you order.

You’ll usually see soft serve cones and cups, branded sundae flavors, pie-style treats like the HERSHEY’S® Sundae Pie, hand-spun shakes, and small baked items such as Cinnabon® Minibon® bites or cookies. Prices vary by region, but expect small soft serve cones around $1–$2, sundaes $2–$4, pies $2.50–$4.50, and shakes $3–5 depending on size. Local taxes and franchise pricing will change final totals.

Franchisees set local prices within corporate guidelines. Rent, labor costs, regional promotions, and whether you order in-store, via the app, or through delivery all affect price. Test-market items and seasonal offerings may only appear in certain regions, too.

The brand’s official mobile app shows current prices by location when you enable location services. You can also check the store’s in-app menu, call the local restaurant, or use delivery partners to compare fees and menu availability in real time.

The pie has a chocolate cookie crust, a smooth crème or vanilla filling, and a whipped topping finished with HERSHEY’S® chocolate drizzle. It’s a hand-assembled, portioned pie meant for one or to share as a small treat.

Typical retail pricing falls between $2.50 and $4.50. The packaged portion is a single-serving pie slice in a small heat-safe dish. Exact weight and price depend on location and whether it’s part of a value promotion or combo.

Pies tend to be higher in calories, sugar, and fat than a plain soft serve. A single pie serving commonly ranges from 300–500 kcal, with significant sugar and saturated fat. For exact values, check the official nutrition guide in the app or on the company website for that specific product.

A cone gives a crunchy, handheld experience and usually comes in a standard portion. A cup may offer a slightly larger portion and is easier to top or share. Prices can be the same or the cup may cost a little more depending on portion size at your local store.

Calories scale with portion size and added toppings. A plain small cone often ranges 150–220 kcal; a similar cup may be 200–300 kcal. Adding syrups, candies, or whipped cream increases sugar and calories rapidly.

Common sundaes include OREO® and M&M’s® toppings, brownie sundaes, and classic hot fudge or caramel. OREO® sundaes add cookie crunch and chocolate notes. M&M’s® offer a candy crunch and sweeter profile. Brownie sundaes are the richest with dense chocolate and often higher calories.

The OREO® Sundae pairs soft serve with crushed OREO® pieces and a chocolate drizzle or syrup. Pricing is commonly in the $2–$4 range depending on size and location.

M&M’s® add both texture and extra sugar; expect a sweeter taste and a noticeable calorie bump compared with plain sundaes. A medium-sized candy-topped sundae can be 300–450 kcal depending on serving size and syrup used.

The brownie provides dense chocolate, often warmed, combined with soft serve and syrup. It adds saturated fat and calories beyond a plain sundae. It’s best as an occasional treat or shared dessert.

HERSHEY’S® branded sauces use a specific chocolate profile and may be offered in some locations as part of branded pies or sundaes. Hot fudge and caramel are more common and can vary slightly by store based on supplier and recipe.

Classic shakes are usually chocolate, vanilla, and strawberry. Chocolate is richest, vanilla is the cleanest base, and strawberry has a fruit-forward sweetness. Availability can vary by location and season.

Shakes typically come in small, medium, and large where offered. Small starts around $2.50–$3, medium $3–4, and large $4–5. Prices vary by region and promotions. Size affects calorie and sugar content proportionally.

“Thick” usually indicates more mix or soft-serve base per ounce. A medium thick shake can contain 400–700 kcal and substantial sugar. Thicker textures often mean higher calorie density.

That drink is typically a limited-time or test-market item. Availability varies by location and season. Check the app or local store for current offerings and regional rollouts.

Cinnabon® Minibon® bites are offered in single or multi-piece packs and usually cost between $1.50 and $3. Cookies with OREO® pieces or chocolate chip cookies are often $1–$2 as add-ons. Prices differ by restaurant and promotions.

Chunky cookies deliver a chewy, dense bite with crunchy OREO® bits. They’re an inexpensive way to add texture and sweetness to a meal and often represent good value as a shareable item.

Look for movie tie-ins, holiday sundaes, and test flavors like Kit Kat or other branded shakes. These show up in the app first and are commonly region-limited or time-limited.

Enable push notifications and location services in the app. Promotional banners and a “limited time” or “featured” section highlight seasonal and test-market items. Local stores may also post signs in-store or at the drive-thru.

Generally, pies and brownie sundaes are highest in calories, followed by large shakes, then candy-topped sundaes, and finally plain soft serve. Exact counts vary by serving size and added toppings.

Choose plain soft serve in a small portion or a fruit-flavored option if available. Skip candy toppings, syrups, and whipped cream. Custom requests like half-sauce or no whipped topping reduce sugar and calories.

Increasing size or adding toppings directly raises calories, sugar, and fat. Substituting syrups, removing whipped cream, or sharing portions are effective ways to lower totals.

Many treats contain milk, wheat/gluten, soy, and sometimes egg or tree nuts depending on the topping or cookie. Branded candies like M&M’s® also carry allergen information on their packaging.

Yes. Shared equipment and preparation areas increase cross-contact risk. If you have a severe allergy, inform staff and review official allergen guidance before ordering.

Visit the company’s website or the mobile app’s nutrition/allergen section. Many locations also have printed guides at the counter. Those documents list ingredient details, calories, and common allergens.

In-store and drive-thru orders often match menu pricing. The app may offer exclusive deals, combos, or loyalty discounts. Delivery adds fees and sometimes limits menu items due to packaging or partner availability.

Turn on location in the brand’s app and check the menu for your nearest store. The app filters items by location; you can also call the restaurant directly for immediate confirmation.

Requests like extra drizzle, no whipped topping, or additional candy pieces can often be accommodated but vary by staff and equipment. Some locations charge for extra toppings; ask at order time.

Consider who you’re feeding and whether you want to share. Choose lighter soft serve for a low-calorie treat, a sundae for variety and toppings, a pie or brownie for a richer experience, or a shake when you want a filling dessert. Use the app to compare prices and nutrition before you order.

You’ll usually see soft serve cones and cups, branded sundae flavors, pie-style treats like the HERSHEY’S® Sundae Pie, hand-spun shakes, and small baked items such as Cinnabon® Minibon® bites or cookies. Prices vary by region, but expect small soft serve cones around $1–$2, sundaes $2–$4, pies $2.50–$4.50, and shakes $3–5 depending on size. Local taxes and franchise pricing will change final totals.

Franchisees set local prices within corporate guidelines. Rent, labor costs, regional promotions, and whether you order in-store, via the app, or through delivery all affect price. Test-market items and seasonal offerings may only appear in certain regions, too.

The brand’s official mobile app shows current prices by location when you enable location services. You can also check the store’s in-app menu, call the local restaurant, or use delivery partners to compare fees and menu availability in real time.

The pie has a chocolate cookie crust, a smooth crème or vanilla filling, and a whipped topping finished with HERSHEY’S® chocolate drizzle. It’s a hand-assembled, portioned pie meant for one or to share as a small treat.

Typical retail pricing falls between $2.50 and $4.50. The packaged portion is a single-serving pie slice in a small heat-safe dish. Exact weight and price depend on location and whether it’s part of a value promotion or combo.

Pies tend to be higher in calories, sugar, and fat than a plain soft serve. A single pie serving commonly ranges from 300–500 kcal, with significant sugar and saturated fat. For exact values, check the official nutrition guide in the app or on the company website for that specific product.

A cone gives a crunchy, handheld experience and usually comes in a standard portion. A cup may offer a slightly larger portion and is easier to top or share. Prices can be the same or the cup may cost a little more depending on portion size at your local store.

Calories scale with portion size and added toppings. A plain small cone often ranges 150–220 kcal; a similar cup may be 200–300 kcal. Adding syrups, candies, or whipped cream increases sugar and calories rapidly.

Common sundaes include OREO® and M&M’s® toppings, brownie sundaes, and classic hot fudge or caramel. OREO® sundaes add cookie crunch and chocolate notes. M&M’s® offer a candy crunch and sweeter profile. Brownie sundaes are the richest with dense chocolate and often higher calories.

The OREO® Sundae pairs soft serve with crushed OREO® pieces and a chocolate drizzle or syrup. Pricing is commonly in the $2–$4 range depending on size and location.

M&M’s® add both texture and extra sugar; expect a sweeter taste and a noticeable calorie bump compared with plain sundaes. A medium-sized candy-topped sundae can be 300–450 kcal depending on serving size and syrup used.

The brownie provides dense chocolate, often warmed, combined with soft serve and syrup. It adds saturated fat and calories beyond a plain sundae. It’s best as an occasional treat or shared dessert.

HERSHEY’S® branded sauces use a specific chocolate profile and may be offered in some locations as part of branded pies or sundaes. Hot fudge and caramel are more common and can vary slightly by store based on supplier and recipe.

Classic shakes are usually chocolate, vanilla, and strawberry. Chocolate is richest, vanilla is the cleanest base, and strawberry has a fruit-forward sweetness. Availability can vary by location and season.

Shakes typically come in small, medium, and large where offered. Small starts around $2.50–$3, medium $3–4, and large $4–5. Prices vary by region and promotions. Size affects calorie and sugar content proportionally.

“Thick” usually indicates more mix or soft-serve base per ounce. A medium thick shake can contain 400–700 kcal and substantial sugar. Thicker textures often mean higher calorie density.

That drink is typically a limited-time or test-market item. Availability varies by location and season. Check the app or local store for current offerings and regional rollouts.

Cinnabon® Minibon® bites are offered in single or multi-piece packs and usually cost between $1.50 and $3. Cookies with OREO® pieces or chocolate chip cookies are often $1–$2 as add-ons. Prices differ by restaurant and promotions.

Chunky cookies deliver a chewy, dense bite with crunchy OREO® bits. They’re an inexpensive way to add texture and sweetness to a meal and often represent good value as a shareable item.

Look for movie tie-ins, holiday sundaes, and test flavors like Kit Kat or other branded shakes. These show up in the app first and are commonly region-limited or time-limited.

Enable push notifications and location services in the app. Promotional banners and a “limited time” or “featured” section highlight seasonal and test-market items. Local stores may also post signs in-store or at the drive-thru.

Generally, pies and brownie sundaes are highest in calories, followed by large shakes, then candy-topped sundaes, and finally plain soft serve. Exact counts vary by serving size and added toppings.

Choose plain soft serve in a small portion or a fruit-flavored option if available. Skip candy toppings, syrups, and whipped cream. Custom requests like half-sauce or no whipped topping reduce sugar and calories.

Increasing size or adding toppings directly raises calories, sugar, and fat. Substituting syrups, removing whipped cream, or sharing portions are effective ways to lower totals.

Many treats contain milk, wheat/gluten, soy, and sometimes egg or tree nuts depending on the topping or cookie. Branded candies like M&M’s® also carry allergen information on their packaging.

Yes. Shared equipment and preparation areas increase cross-contact risk. If you have a severe allergy, inform staff and review official allergen guidance before ordering.

Visit the company’s website or the mobile app’s nutrition/allergen section. Many locations also have printed guides at the counter. Those documents list ingredient details, calories, and common allergens.

In-store and drive-thru orders often match menu pricing. The app may offer exclusive deals, combos, or loyalty discounts. Delivery adds fees and sometimes limits menu items due to packaging or partner availability.

Turn on location in the brand’s app and check the menu for your nearest store. The app filters items by location; you can also call the restaurant directly for immediate confirmation.

Requests like extra drizzle, no whipped topping, or additional candy pieces can often be accommodated but vary by staff and equipment. Some locations charge for extra toppings; ask at order time.

Consider who you’re feeding and whether you want to share. Choose lighter soft serve for a low-calorie treat, a sundae for variety and toppings, a pie or brownie for a richer experience, or a shake when you want a filling dessert. Use the app to compare prices and nutrition before you order.

You’ll usually see soft serve cones and cups, branded sundae flavors, pie-style treats like the HERSHEY’S® Sundae Pie, hand-spun shakes, and small baked items such as Cinnabon® Minibon® bites or cookies. Prices vary by region, but expect small soft serve cones around $1–$2, sundaes $2–$4, pies $2.50–$4.50, and shakes $3–5 depending on size. Local taxes and franchise pricing will change final totals.

Franchisees set local prices within corporate guidelines. Rent, labor costs, regional promotions, and whether you order in-store, via the app, or through delivery all affect price. Test-market items and seasonal offerings may only appear in certain regions, too.

The brand’s official mobile app shows current prices by location when you enable location services. You can also check the store’s in-app menu, call the local restaurant, or use delivery partners to compare fees and menu availability in real time.

The pie has a chocolate cookie crust, a smooth crème or vanilla filling, and a whipped topping finished with HERSHEY’S® chocolate drizzle. It’s a hand-assembled, portioned pie meant for one or to share as a small treat.

Typical retail pricing falls between $2.50 and $4.50. The packaged portion is a single-serving pie slice in a small heat-safe dish. Exact weight and price depend on location and whether it’s part of a value promotion or combo.

Pies tend to be higher in calories, sugar, and fat than a plain soft serve. A single pie serving commonly ranges from 300–500 kcal, with significant sugar and saturated fat. For exact values, check the official nutrition guide in the app or on the company website for that specific product.

A cone gives a crunchy, handheld experience and usually comes in a standard portion. A cup may offer a slightly larger portion and is easier to top or share. Prices can be the same or the cup may cost a little more depending on portion size at your local store.

Calories scale with portion size and added toppings. A plain small cone often ranges 150–220 kcal; a similar cup may be 200–300 kcal. Adding syrups, candies, or whipped cream increases sugar and calories rapidly.

Common sundaes include OREO® and M&M’s® toppings, brownie sundaes, and classic hot fudge or caramel. OREO® sundaes add cookie crunch and chocolate notes. M&M’s® offer a candy crunch and sweeter profile. Brownie sundaes are the richest with dense chocolate and often higher calories.

The OREO® Sundae pairs soft serve with crushed OREO® pieces and a chocolate drizzle or syrup. Pricing is commonly in the $2–$4 range depending on size and location.

M&M’s® add both texture and extra sugar; expect a sweeter taste and a noticeable calorie bump compared with plain sundaes. A medium-sized candy-topped sundae can be 300–450 kcal depending on serving size and syrup used.

The brownie provides dense chocolate, often warmed, combined with soft serve and syrup. It adds saturated fat and calories beyond a plain sundae. It’s best as an occasional treat or shared dessert.

HERSHEY’S® branded sauces use a specific chocolate profile and may be offered in some locations as part of branded pies or sundaes. Hot fudge and caramel are more common and can vary slightly by store based on supplier and recipe.

Classic shakes are usually chocolate, vanilla, and strawberry. Chocolate is richest, vanilla is the cleanest base, and strawberry has a fruit-forward sweetness. Availability can vary by location and season.

Shakes typically come in small, medium, and large where offered. Small starts around $2.50–$3, medium $3–4, and large $4–5. Prices vary by region and promotions. Size affects calorie and sugar content proportionally.

“Thick” usually indicates more mix or soft-serve base per ounce. A medium thick shake can contain 400–700 kcal and substantial sugar. Thicker textures often mean higher calorie density.

That drink is typically a limited-time or test-market item. Availability varies by location and season. Check the app or local store for current offerings and regional rollouts.

Cinnabon® Minibon® bites are offered in single or multi-piece packs and usually cost between $1.50 and $3. Cookies with OREO® pieces or chocolate chip cookies are often $1–$2 as add-ons. Prices differ by restaurant and promotions.

Chunky cookies deliver a chewy, dense bite with crunchy OREO® bits. They’re an inexpensive way to add texture and sweetness to a meal and often represent good value as a shareable item.

Look for movie tie-ins, holiday sundaes, and test flavors like Kit Kat or other branded shakes. These show up in the app first and are commonly region-limited or time-limited.

Enable push notifications and location services in the app. Promotional banners and a “limited time” or “featured” section highlight seasonal and test-market items. Local stores may also post signs in-store or at the drive-thru.

Generally, pies and brownie sundaes are highest in calories, followed by large shakes, then candy-topped sundaes, and finally plain soft serve. Exact counts vary by serving size and added toppings.

Choose plain soft serve in a small portion or a fruit-flavored option if available. Skip candy toppings, syrups, and whipped cream. Custom requests like half-sauce or no whipped topping reduce sugar and calories.

Increasing size or adding toppings directly raises calories, sugar, and fat. Substituting syrups, removing whipped cream, or sharing portions are effective ways to lower totals.

Many treats contain milk, wheat/gluten, soy, and sometimes egg or tree nuts depending on the topping or cookie. Branded candies like M&M’s® also carry allergen information on their packaging.

Yes. Shared equipment and preparation areas increase cross-contact risk. If you have a severe allergy, inform staff and review official allergen guidance before ordering.

Visit the company’s website or the mobile app’s nutrition/allergen section. Many locations also have printed guides at the counter. Those documents list ingredient details, calories, and common allergens.

In-store and drive-thru orders often match menu pricing. The app may offer exclusive deals, combos, or loyalty discounts. Delivery adds fees and sometimes limits menu items due to packaging or partner availability.

Turn on location in the brand’s app and check the menu for your nearest store. The app filters items by location; you can also call the restaurant directly for immediate confirmation.

Requests like extra drizzle, no whipped topping, or additional candy pieces can often be accommodated but vary by staff and equipment. Some locations charge for extra toppings; ask at order time.

Consider who you’re feeding and whether you want to share. Choose lighter soft serve for a low-calorie treat, a sundae for variety and toppings, a pie or brownie for a richer experience, or a shake when you want a filling dessert. Use the app to compare prices and nutrition before you order.

You’ll usually see soft serve cones and cups, branded sundae flavors, pie-style treats like the HERSHEY’S® Sundae Pie, hand-spun shakes, and small baked items such as Cinnabon® Minibon® bites or cookies. Prices vary by region, but expect small soft serve cones around $1–$2, sundaes $2–$4, pies $2.50–$4.50, and shakes $3–5 depending on size. Local taxes and franchise pricing will change final totals.

Franchisees set local prices within corporate guidelines. Rent, labor costs, regional promotions, and whether you order in-store, via the app, or through delivery all affect price. Test-market items and seasonal offerings may only appear in certain regions, too.

The brand’s official mobile app shows current prices by location when you enable location services. You can also check the store’s in-app menu, call the local restaurant, or use delivery partners to compare fees and menu availability in real time.

The pie has a chocolate cookie crust, a smooth crème or vanilla filling, and a whipped topping finished with HERSHEY’S® chocolate drizzle. It’s a hand-assembled, portioned pie meant for one or to share as a small treat.

Typical retail pricing falls between $2.50 and $4.50. The packaged portion is a single-serving pie slice in a small heat-safe dish. Exact weight and price depend on location and whether it’s part of a value promotion or combo.

Pies tend to be higher in calories, sugar, and fat than a plain soft serve. A single pie serving commonly ranges from 300–500 kcal, with significant sugar and saturated fat. For exact values, check the official nutrition guide in the app or on the company website for that specific product.

A cone gives a crunchy, handheld experience and usually comes in a standard portion. A cup may offer a slightly larger portion and is easier to top or share. Prices can be the same or the cup may cost a little more depending on portion size at your local store.

Calories scale with portion size and added toppings. A plain small cone often ranges 150–220 kcal; a similar cup may be 200–300 kcal. Adding syrups, candies, or whipped cream increases sugar and calories rapidly.

Common sundaes include OREO® and M&M’s® toppings, brownie sundaes, and classic hot fudge or caramel. OREO® sundaes add cookie crunch and chocolate notes. M&M’s® offer a candy crunch and sweeter profile. Brownie sundaes are the richest with dense chocolate and often higher calories.

The OREO® Sundae pairs soft serve with crushed OREO® pieces and a chocolate drizzle or syrup. Pricing is commonly in the $2–$4 range depending on size and location.

M&M’s® add both texture and extra sugar; expect a sweeter taste and a noticeable calorie bump compared with plain sundaes. A medium-sized candy-topped sundae can be 300–450 kcal depending on serving size and syrup used.

The brownie provides dense chocolate, often warmed, combined with soft serve and syrup. It adds saturated fat and calories beyond a plain sundae. It’s best as an occasional treat or shared dessert.

HERSHEY’S® branded sauces use a specific chocolate profile and may be offered in some locations as part of branded pies or sundaes. Hot fudge and caramel are more common and can vary slightly by store based on supplier and recipe.

Classic shakes are usually chocolate, vanilla, and strawberry. Chocolate is richest, vanilla is the cleanest base, and strawberry has a fruit-forward sweetness. Availability can vary by location and season.

Shakes typically come in small, medium, and large where offered. Small starts around $2.50–$3, medium $3–4, and large $4–5. Prices vary by region and promotions. Size affects calorie and sugar content proportionally.

“Thick” usually indicates more mix or soft-serve base per ounce. A medium thick shake can contain 400–700 kcal and substantial sugar. Thicker textures often mean higher calorie density.

That drink is typically a limited-time or test-market item. Availability varies by location and season. Check the app or local store for current offerings and regional rollouts.

Cinnabon® Minibon® bites are offered in single or multi-piece packs and usually cost between $1.50 and $3. Cookies with OREO® pieces or chocolate chip cookies are often $1–$2 as add-ons. Prices differ by restaurant and promotions.

Chunky cookies deliver a chewy, dense bite with crunchy OREO® bits. They’re an inexpensive way to add texture and sweetness to a meal and often represent good value as a shareable item.

Look for movie tie-ins, holiday sundaes, and test flavors like Kit Kat or other branded shakes. These show up in the app first and are commonly region-limited or time-limited.

Enable push notifications and location services in the app. Promotional banners and a “limited time” or “featured” section highlight seasonal and test-market items. Local stores may also post signs in-store or at the drive-thru.

Generally, pies and brownie sundaes are highest in calories, followed by large shakes, then candy-topped sundaes, and finally plain soft serve. Exact counts vary by serving size and added toppings.

Choose plain soft serve in a small portion or a fruit-flavored option if available. Skip candy toppings, syrups, and whipped cream. Custom requests like half-sauce or no whipped topping reduce sugar and calories.

Increasing size or adding toppings directly raises calories, sugar, and fat. Substituting syrups, removing whipped cream, or sharing portions are effective ways to lower totals.

Many treats contain milk, wheat/gluten, soy, and sometimes egg or tree nuts depending on the topping or cookie. Branded candies like M&M’s® also carry allergen information on their packaging.

Yes. Shared equipment and preparation areas increase cross-contact risk. If you have a severe allergy, inform staff and review official allergen guidance before ordering.

Visit the company’s website or the mobile app’s nutrition/allergen section. Many locations also have printed guides at the counter. Those documents list ingredient details, calories, and common allergens.

In-store and drive-thru orders often match menu pricing. The app may offer exclusive deals, combos, or loyalty discounts. Delivery adds fees and sometimes limits menu items due to packaging or partner availability.

Turn on location in the brand’s app and check the menu for your nearest store. The app filters items by location; you can also call the restaurant directly for immediate confirmation.

Requests like extra drizzle, no whipped topping, or additional candy pieces can often be accommodated but vary by staff and equipment. Some locations charge for extra toppings; ask at order time.

Consider who you’re feeding and whether you want to share. Choose lighter soft serve for a low-calorie treat, a sundae for variety and toppings, a pie or brownie for a richer experience, or a shake when you want a filling dessert. Use the app to compare prices and nutrition before you order.

You’ll usually see soft serve cones and cups, branded sundae flavors, pie-style treats like the HERSHEY’S® Sundae Pie, hand-spun shakes, and small baked items such as Cinnabon® Minibon® bites or cookies. Prices vary by region, but expect small soft serve cones around $1–$2, sundaes $2–$4, pies $2.50–$4.50, and shakes $3–5 depending on size. Local taxes and franchise pricing will change final totals.

Franchisees set local prices within corporate guidelines. Rent, labor costs, regional promotions, and whether you order in-store, via the app, or through delivery all affect price. Test-market items and seasonal offerings may only appear in certain regions, too.

The brand’s official mobile app shows current prices by location when you enable location services. You can also check the store’s in-app menu, call the local restaurant, or use delivery partners to compare fees and menu availability in real time.

The pie has a chocolate cookie crust, a smooth crème or vanilla filling, and a whipped topping finished with HERSHEY’S® chocolate drizzle. It’s a hand-assembled, portioned pie meant for one or to share as a small treat.

Typical retail pricing falls between $2.50 and $4.50. The packaged portion is a single-serving pie slice in a small heat-safe dish. Exact weight and price depend on location and whether it’s part of a value promotion or combo.

Pies tend to be higher in calories, sugar, and fat than a plain soft serve. A single pie serving commonly ranges from 300–500 kcal, with significant sugar and saturated fat. For exact values, check the official nutrition guide in the app or on the company website for that specific product.

A cone gives a crunchy, handheld experience and usually comes in a standard portion. A cup may offer a slightly larger portion and is easier to top or share. Prices can be the same or the cup may cost a little more depending on portion size at your local store.

Calories scale with portion size and added toppings. A plain small cone often ranges 150–220 kcal; a similar cup may be 200–300 kcal. Adding syrups, candies, or whipped cream increases sugar and calories rapidly.

Common sundaes include OREO® and M&M’s® toppings, brownie sundaes, and classic hot fudge or caramel. OREO® sundaes add cookie crunch and chocolate notes. M&M’s® offer a candy crunch and sweeter profile. Brownie sundaes are the richest with dense chocolate and often higher calories.

The OREO® Sundae pairs soft serve with crushed OREO® pieces and a chocolate drizzle or syrup. Pricing is commonly in the $2–$4 range depending on size and location.

M&M’s® add both texture and extra sugar; expect a sweeter taste and a noticeable calorie bump compared with plain sundaes. A medium-sized candy-topped sundae can be 300–450 kcal depending on serving size and syrup used.

The brownie provides dense chocolate, often warmed, combined with soft serve and syrup. It adds saturated fat and calories beyond a plain sundae. It’s best as an occasional treat or shared dessert.

HERSHEY’S® branded sauces use a specific chocolate profile and may be offered in some locations as part of branded pies or sundaes. Hot fudge and caramel are more common and can vary slightly by store based on supplier and recipe.

Classic shakes are usually chocolate, vanilla, and strawberry. Chocolate is richest, vanilla is the cleanest base, and strawberry has a fruit-forward sweetness. Availability can vary by location and season.

Shakes typically come in small, medium, and large where offered. Small starts around $2.50–$3, medium $3–4, and large $4–5. Prices vary by region and promotions. Size affects calorie and sugar content proportionally.

“Thick” usually indicates more mix or soft-serve base per ounce. A medium thick shake can contain 400–700 kcal and substantial sugar. Thicker textures often mean higher calorie density.

That drink is typically a limited-time or test-market item. Availability varies by location and season. Check the app or local store for current offerings and regional rollouts.

Cinnabon® Minibon® bites are offered in single or multi-piece packs and usually cost between $1.50 and $3. Cookies with OREO® pieces or chocolate chip cookies are often $1–$2 as add-ons. Prices differ by restaurant and promotions.

Chunky cookies deliver a chewy, dense bite with crunchy OREO® bits. They’re an inexpensive way to add texture and sweetness to a meal and often represent good value as a shareable item.

Look for movie tie-ins, holiday sundaes, and test flavors like Kit Kat or other branded shakes. These show up in the app first and are commonly region-limited or time-limited.

Enable push notifications and location services in the app. Promotional banners and a “limited time” or “featured” section highlight seasonal and test-market items. Local stores may also post signs in-store or at the drive-thru.

Generally, pies and brownie sundaes are highest in calories, followed by large shakes, then candy-topped sundaes, and finally plain soft serve. Exact counts vary by serving size and added toppings.

Choose plain soft serve in a small portion or a fruit-flavored option if available. Skip candy toppings, syrups, and whipped cream. Custom requests like half-sauce or no whipped topping reduce sugar and calories.

Increasing size or adding toppings directly raises calories, sugar, and fat. Substituting syrups, removing whipped cream, or sharing portions are effective ways to lower totals.

Many treats contain milk, wheat/gluten, soy, and sometimes egg or tree nuts depending on the topping or cookie. Branded candies like M&M’s® also carry allergen information on their packaging.

Yes. Shared equipment and preparation areas increase cross-contact risk. If you have a severe allergy, inform staff and review official allergen guidance before ordering.

Visit the company’s website or the mobile app’s nutrition/allergen section. Many locations also have printed guides at the counter. Those documents list ingredient details, calories, and common allergens.

In-store and drive-thru orders often match menu pricing. The app may offer exclusive deals, combos, or loyalty discounts. Delivery adds fees and sometimes limits menu items due to packaging or partner availability.

Turn on location in the brand’s app and check the menu for your nearest store. The app filters items by location; you can also call the restaurant directly for immediate confirmation.

Requests like extra drizzle, no whipped topping, or additional candy pieces can often be accommodated but vary by staff and equipment. Some locations charge for extra toppings; ask at order time.

Consider who you’re feeding and whether you want to share. Choose lighter soft serve for a low-calorie treat, a sundae for variety and toppings, a pie or brownie for a richer experience, or a shake when you want a filling dessert. Use the app to compare prices and nutrition before you order.

You’ll usually see soft serve cones and cups, branded sundae flavors, pie-style treats like the HERSHEY’S® Sundae Pie, hand-spun shakes, and small baked items such as Cinnabon® Minibon® bites or cookies. Prices vary by region, but expect small soft serve cones around $1–$2, sundaes $2–$4, pies $2.50–$4.50, and shakes $3–5 depending on size. Local taxes and franchise pricing will change final totals.

Franchisees set local prices within corporate guidelines. Rent, labor costs, regional promotions, and whether you order in-store, via the app, or through delivery all affect price. Test-market items and seasonal offerings may only appear in certain regions, too.

The brand’s official mobile app shows current prices by location when you enable location services. You can also check the store’s in-app menu, call the local restaurant, or use delivery partners to compare fees and menu availability in real time.

The pie has a chocolate cookie crust, a smooth crème or vanilla filling, and a whipped topping finished with HERSHEY’S® chocolate drizzle. It’s a hand-assembled, portioned pie meant for one or to share as a small treat.

Typical retail pricing falls between $2.50 and $4.50. The packaged portion is a single-serving pie slice in a small heat-safe dish. Exact weight and price depend on location and whether it’s part of a value promotion or combo.

Pies tend to be higher in calories, sugar, and fat than a plain soft serve. A single pie serving commonly ranges from 300–500 kcal, with significant sugar and saturated fat. For exact values, check the official nutrition guide in the app or on the company website for that specific product.

A cone gives a crunchy, handheld experience and usually comes in a standard portion. A cup may offer a slightly larger portion and is easier to top or share. Prices can be the same or the cup may cost a little more depending on portion size at your local store.

Calories scale with portion size and added toppings. A plain small cone often ranges 150–220 kcal; a similar cup may be 200–300 kcal. Adding syrups, candies, or whipped cream increases sugar and calories rapidly.

Common sundaes include OREO® and M&M’s® toppings, brownie sundaes, and classic hot fudge or caramel. OREO® sundaes add cookie crunch and chocolate notes. M&M’s® offer a candy crunch and sweeter profile. Brownie sundaes are the richest with dense chocolate and often higher calories.

The OREO® Sundae pairs soft serve with crushed OREO® pieces and a chocolate drizzle or syrup. Pricing is commonly in the $2–$4 range depending on size and location.

M&M’s® add both texture and extra sugar; expect a sweeter taste and a noticeable calorie bump compared with plain sundaes. A medium-sized candy-topped sundae can be 300–450 kcal depending on serving size and syrup used.

The brownie provides dense chocolate, often warmed, combined with soft serve and syrup. It adds saturated fat and calories beyond a plain sundae. It’s best as an occasional treat or shared dessert.

HERSHEY’S® branded sauces use a specific chocolate profile and may be offered in some locations as part of branded pies or sundaes. Hot fudge and caramel are more common and can vary slightly by store based on supplier and recipe.

Classic shakes are usually chocolate, vanilla, and strawberry. Chocolate is richest, vanilla is the cleanest base, and strawberry has a fruit-forward sweetness. Availability can vary by location and season.

Shakes typically come in small, medium, and large where offered. Small starts around $2.50–$3, medium $3–4, and large $4–5. Prices vary by region and promotions. Size affects calorie and sugar content proportionally.

“Thick” usually indicates more mix or soft-serve base per ounce. A medium thick shake can contain 400–700 kcal and substantial sugar. Thicker textures often mean higher calorie density.

That drink is typically a limited-time or test-market item. Availability varies by location and season. Check the app or local store for current offerings and regional rollouts.

Cinnabon® Minibon® bites are offered in single or multi-piece packs and usually cost between $1.50 and $3. Cookies with OREO® pieces or chocolate chip cookies are often $1–$2 as add-ons. Prices differ by restaurant and promotions.

Chunky cookies deliver a chewy, dense bite with crunchy OREO® bits. They’re an inexpensive way to add texture and sweetness to a meal and often represent good value as a shareable item.

Look for movie tie-ins, holiday sundaes, and test flavors like Kit Kat or other branded shakes. These show up in the app first and are commonly region-limited or time-limited.

Enable push notifications and location services in the app. Promotional banners and a “limited time” or “featured” section highlight seasonal and test-market items. Local stores may also post signs in-store or at the drive-thru.

Generally, pies and brownie sundaes are highest in calories, followed by large shakes, then candy-topped sundaes, and finally plain soft serve. Exact counts vary by serving size and added toppings.

Choose plain soft serve in a small portion or a fruit-flavored option if available. Skip candy toppings, syrups, and whipped cream. Custom requests like half-sauce or no whipped topping reduce sugar and calories.

Increasing size or adding toppings directly raises calories, sugar, and fat. Substituting syrups, removing whipped cream, or sharing portions are effective ways to lower totals.

Many treats contain milk, wheat/gluten, soy, and sometimes egg or tree nuts depending on the topping or cookie. Branded candies like M&M’s® also carry allergen information on their packaging.

Yes. Shared equipment and preparation areas increase cross-contact risk. If you have a severe allergy, inform staff and review official allergen guidance before ordering.

Visit the company’s website or the mobile app’s nutrition/allergen section. Many locations also have printed guides at the counter. Those documents list ingredient details, calories, and common allergens.

In-store and drive-thru orders often match menu pricing. The app may offer exclusive deals, combos, or loyalty discounts. Delivery adds fees and sometimes limits menu items due to packaging or partner availability.

Turn on location in the brand’s app and check the menu for your nearest store. The app filters items by location; you can also call the restaurant directly for immediate confirmation.

Requests like extra drizzle, no whipped topping, or additional candy pieces can often be accommodated but vary by staff and equipment. Some locations charge for extra toppings; ask at order time.

Consider who you’re feeding and whether you want to share. Choose lighter soft serve for a low-calorie treat, a sundae for variety and toppings, a pie or brownie for a richer experience, or a shake when you want a filling dessert. Use the app to compare prices and nutrition before you order.

You’ll usually see soft serve cones and cups, branded sundae flavors, pie-style treats like the HERSHEY’S® Sundae Pie, hand-spun shakes, and small baked items such as Cinnabon® Minibon® bites or cookies. Prices vary by region, but expect small soft serve cones around $1–$2, sundaes $2–$4, pies $2.50–$4.50, and shakes $3–5 depending on size. Local taxes and franchise pricing will change final totals.

Franchisees set local prices within corporate guidelines. Rent, labor costs, regional promotions, and whether you order in-store, via the app, or through delivery all affect price. Test-market items and seasonal offerings may only appear in certain regions, too.

The brand’s official mobile app shows current prices by location when you enable location services. You can also check the store’s in-app menu, call the local restaurant, or use delivery partners to compare fees and menu availability in real time.

The pie has a chocolate cookie crust, a smooth crème or vanilla filling, and a whipped topping finished with HERSHEY’S® chocolate drizzle. It’s a hand-assembled, portioned pie meant for one or to share as a small treat.

Typical retail pricing falls between $2.50 and $4.50. The packaged portion is a single-serving pie slice in a small heat-safe dish. Exact weight and price depend on location and whether it’s part of a value promotion or combo.

Pies tend to be higher in calories, sugar, and fat than a plain soft serve. A single pie serving commonly ranges from 300–500 kcal, with significant sugar and saturated fat. For exact values, check the official nutrition guide in the app or on the company website for that specific product.

A cone gives a crunchy, handheld experience and usually comes in a standard portion. A cup may offer a slightly larger portion and is easier to top or share. Prices can be the same or the cup may cost a little more depending on portion size at your local store.

Calories scale with portion size and added toppings. A plain small cone often ranges 150–220 kcal; a similar cup may be 200–300 kcal. Adding syrups, candies, or whipped cream increases sugar and calories rapidly.

Common sundaes include OREO® and M&M’s® toppings, brownie sundaes, and classic hot fudge or caramel. OREO® sundaes add cookie crunch and chocolate notes. M&M’s® offer a candy crunch and sweeter profile. Brownie sundaes are the richest with dense chocolate and often higher calories.

The OREO® Sundae pairs soft serve with crushed OREO® pieces and a chocolate drizzle or syrup. Pricing is commonly in the $2–$4 range depending on size and location.

M&M’s® add both texture and extra sugar; expect a sweeter taste and a noticeable calorie bump compared with plain sundaes. A medium-sized candy-topped sundae can be 300–450 kcal depending on serving size and syrup used.

The brownie provides dense chocolate, often warmed, combined with soft serve and syrup. It adds saturated fat and calories beyond a plain sundae. It’s best as an occasional treat or shared dessert.

HERSHEY’S® branded sauces use a specific chocolate profile and may be offered in some locations as part of branded pies or sundaes. Hot fudge and caramel are more common and can vary slightly by store based on supplier and recipe.

Classic shakes are usually chocolate, vanilla, and strawberry. Chocolate is richest, vanilla is the cleanest base, and strawberry has a fruit-forward sweetness. Availability can vary by location and season.

Shakes typically come in small, medium, and large where offered. Small starts around $2.50–$3, medium $3–4, and large $4–5. Prices vary by region and promotions. Size affects calorie and sugar content proportionally.

“Thick” usually indicates more mix or soft-serve base per ounce. A medium thick shake can contain 400–700 kcal and substantial sugar. Thicker textures often mean higher calorie density.

That drink is typically a limited-time or test-market item. Availability varies by location and season. Check the app or local store for current offerings and regional rollouts.

Cinnabon® Minibon® bites are offered in single or multi-piece packs and usually cost between $1.50 and $3. Cookies with OREO® pieces or chocolate chip cookies are often $1–$2 as add-ons. Prices differ by restaurant and promotions.

Chunky cookies deliver a chewy, dense bite with crunchy OREO® bits. They’re an inexpensive way to add texture and sweetness to a meal and often represent good value as a shareable item.

Look for movie tie-ins, holiday sundaes, and test flavors like Kit Kat or other branded shakes. These show up in the app first and are commonly region-limited or time-limited.

Enable push notifications and location services in the app. Promotional banners and a “limited time” or “featured” section highlight seasonal and test-market items. Local stores may also post signs in-store or at the drive-thru.

Generally, pies and brownie sundaes are highest in calories, followed by large shakes, then candy-topped sundaes, and finally plain soft serve. Exact counts vary by serving size and added toppings.

Choose plain soft serve in a small portion or a fruit-flavored option if available. Skip candy toppings, syrups, and whipped cream. Custom requests like half-sauce or no whipped topping reduce sugar and calories.

Increasing size or adding toppings directly raises calories, sugar, and fat. Substituting syrups, removing whipped cream, or sharing portions are effective ways to lower totals.

Many treats contain milk, wheat/gluten, soy, and sometimes egg or tree nuts depending on the topping or cookie. Branded candies like M&M’s® also carry allergen information on their packaging.

Yes. Shared equipment and preparation areas increase cross-contact risk. If you have a severe allergy, inform staff and review official allergen guidance before ordering.

Visit the company’s website or the mobile app’s nutrition/allergen section. Many locations also have printed guides at the counter. Those documents list ingredient details, calories, and common allergens.

In-store and drive-thru orders often match menu pricing. The app may offer exclusive deals, combos, or loyalty discounts. Delivery adds fees and sometimes limits menu items due to packaging or partner availability.

Turn on location in the brand’s app and check the menu for your nearest store. The app filters items by location; you can also call the restaurant directly for immediate confirmation.

Requests like extra drizzle, no whipped topping, or additional candy pieces can often be accommodated but vary by staff and equipment. Some locations charge for extra toppings; ask at order time.

Consider who you’re feeding and whether you want to share. Choose lighter soft serve for a low-calorie treat, a sundae for variety and toppings, a pie or brownie for a richer experience, or a shake when you want a filling dessert. Use the app to compare prices and nutrition before you order.

You’ll usually see soft serve cones and cups, branded sundae flavors, pie-style treats like the HERSHEY’S® Sundae Pie, hand-spun shakes, and small baked items such as Cinnabon® Minibon® bites or cookies. Prices vary by region, but expect small soft serve cones around $1–$2, sundaes $2–$4, pies $2.50–$4.50, and shakes $3–5 depending on size. Local taxes and franchise pricing will change final totals.

Franchisees set local prices within corporate guidelines. Rent, labor costs, regional promotions, and whether you order in-store, via the app, or through delivery all affect price. Test-market items and seasonal offerings may only appear in certain regions, too.

The brand’s official mobile app shows current prices by location when you enable location services. You can also check the store’s in-app menu, call the local restaurant, or use delivery partners to compare fees and menu availability in real time.

The pie has a chocolate cookie crust, a smooth crème or vanilla filling, and a whipped topping finished with HERSHEY’S® chocolate drizzle. It’s a hand-assembled, portioned pie meant for one or to share as a small treat.

Typical retail pricing falls between $2.50 and $4.50. The packaged portion is a single-serving pie slice in a small heat-safe dish. Exact weight and price depend on location and whether it’s part of a value promotion or combo.

Pies tend to be higher in calories, sugar, and fat than a plain soft serve. A single pie serving commonly ranges from 300–500 kcal, with significant sugar and saturated fat. For exact values, check the official nutrition guide in the app or on the company website for that specific product.

A cone gives a crunchy, handheld experience and usually comes in a standard portion. A cup may offer a slightly larger portion and is easier to top or share. Prices can be the same or the cup may cost a little more depending on portion size at your local store.

Calories scale with portion size and added toppings. A plain small cone often ranges 150–220 kcal; a similar cup may be 200–300 kcal. Adding syrups, candies, or whipped cream increases sugar and calories rapidly.

Common sundaes include OREO® and M&M’s® toppings, brownie sundaes, and classic hot fudge or caramel. OREO® sundaes add cookie crunch and chocolate notes. M&M’s® offer a candy crunch and sweeter profile. Brownie sundaes are the richest with dense chocolate and often higher calories.

The OREO® Sundae pairs soft serve with crushed OREO® pieces and a chocolate drizzle or syrup. Pricing is commonly in the $2–$4 range depending on size and location.

M&M’s® add both texture and extra sugar; expect a sweeter taste and a noticeable calorie bump compared with plain sundaes. A medium-sized candy-topped sundae can be 300–450 kcal depending on serving size and syrup used.

The brownie provides dense chocolate, often warmed, combined with soft serve and syrup. It adds saturated fat and calories beyond a plain sundae. It’s best as an occasional treat or shared dessert.

HERSHEY’S® branded sauces use a specific chocolate profile and may be offered in some locations as part of branded pies or sundaes. Hot fudge and caramel are more common and can vary slightly by store based on supplier and recipe.

Classic shakes are usually chocolate, vanilla, and strawberry. Chocolate is richest, vanilla is the cleanest base, and strawberry has a fruit-forward sweetness. Availability can vary by location and season.

Shakes typically come in small, medium, and large where offered. Small starts around $2.50–$3, medium $3–4, and large $4–5. Prices vary by region and promotions. Size affects calorie and sugar content proportionally.

“Thick” usually indicates more mix or soft-serve base per ounce. A medium thick shake can contain 400–700 kcal and substantial sugar. Thicker textures often mean higher calorie density.

That drink is typically a limited-time or test-market item. Availability varies by location and season. Check the app or local store for current offerings and regional rollouts.

Cinnabon® Minibon® bites are offered in single or multi-piece packs and usually cost between $1.50 and $3. Cookies with OREO® pieces or chocolate chip cookies are often $1–$2 as add-ons. Prices differ by restaurant and promotions.

Chunky cookies deliver a chewy, dense bite with crunchy OREO® bits. They’re an inexpensive way to add texture and sweetness to a meal and often represent good value as a shareable item.

Look for movie tie-ins, holiday sundaes, and test flavors like Kit Kat or other branded shakes. These show up in the app first and are commonly region-limited or time-limited.

Enable push notifications and location services in the app. Promotional banners and a “limited time” or “featured” section highlight seasonal and test-market items. Local stores may also post signs in-store or at the drive-thru.

Generally, pies and brownie sundaes are highest in calories, followed by large shakes, then candy-topped sundaes, and finally plain soft serve. Exact counts vary by serving size and added toppings.

Choose plain soft serve in a small portion or a fruit-flavored option if available. Skip candy toppings, syrups, and whipped cream. Custom requests like half-sauce or no whipped topping reduce sugar and calories.

Increasing size or adding toppings directly raises calories, sugar, and fat. Substituting syrups, removing whipped cream, or sharing portions are effective ways to lower totals.

Many treats contain milk, wheat/gluten, soy, and sometimes egg or tree nuts depending on the topping or cookie. Branded candies like M&M’s® also carry allergen information on their packaging.

Yes. Shared equipment and preparation areas increase cross-contact risk. If you have a severe allergy, inform staff and review official allergen guidance before ordering.

Visit the company’s website or the mobile app’s nutrition/allergen section. Many locations also have printed guides at the counter. Those documents list ingredient details, calories, and common allergens.

In-store and drive-thru orders often match menu pricing. The app may offer exclusive deals, combos, or loyalty discounts. Delivery adds fees and sometimes limits menu items due to packaging or partner availability.

Turn on location in the brand’s app and check the menu for your nearest store. The app filters items by location; you can also call the restaurant directly for immediate confirmation.

Requests like extra drizzle, no whipped topping, or additional candy pieces can often be accommodated but vary by staff and equipment. Some locations charge for extra toppings; ask at order time.

Consider who you’re feeding and whether you want to share. Choose lighter soft serve for a low-calorie treat, a sundae for variety and toppings, a pie or brownie for a richer experience, or a shake when you want a filling dessert. Use the app to compare prices and nutrition before you order.

You’ll usually see soft serve cones and cups, branded sundae flavors, pie-style treats like the HERSHEY’S® Sundae Pie, hand-spun shakes, and small baked items such as Cinnabon® Minibon® bites or cookies. Prices vary by region, but expect small soft serve cones around $1–$2, sundaes $2–$4, pies $2.50–$4.50, and shakes $3–5 depending on size. Local taxes and franchise pricing will change final totals.

Franchisees set local prices within corporate guidelines. Rent, labor costs, regional promotions, and whether you order in-store, via the app, or through delivery all affect price. Test-market items and seasonal offerings may only appear in certain regions, too.

The brand’s official mobile app shows current prices by location when you enable location services. You can also check the store’s in-app menu, call the local restaurant, or use delivery partners to compare fees and menu availability in real time.

The pie has a chocolate cookie crust, a smooth crème or vanilla filling, and a whipped topping finished with HERSHEY’S® chocolate drizzle. It’s a hand-assembled, portioned pie meant for one or to share as a small treat.

Typical retail pricing falls between $2.50 and $4.50. The packaged portion is a single-serving pie slice in a small heat-safe dish. Exact weight and price depend on location and whether it’s part of a value promotion or combo.

Pies tend to be higher in calories, sugar, and fat than a plain soft serve. A single pie serving commonly ranges from 300–500 kcal, with significant sugar and saturated fat. For exact values, check the official nutrition guide in the app or on the company website for that specific product.

A cone gives a crunchy, handheld experience and usually comes in a standard portion. A cup may offer a slightly larger portion and is easier to top or share. Prices can be the same or the cup may cost a little more depending on portion size at your local store.

Calories scale with portion size and added toppings. A plain small cone often ranges 150–220 kcal; a similar cup may be 200–300 kcal. Adding syrups, candies, or whipped cream increases sugar and calories rapidly.

Common sundaes include OREO® and M&M’s® toppings, brownie sundaes, and classic hot fudge or caramel. OREO® sundaes add cookie crunch and chocolate notes. M&M’s® offer a candy crunch and sweeter profile. Brownie sundaes are the richest with dense chocolate and often higher calories.

The OREO® Sundae pairs soft serve with crushed OREO® pieces and a chocolate drizzle or syrup. Pricing is commonly in the $2–$4 range depending on size and location.

M&M’s® add both texture and extra sugar; expect a sweeter taste and a noticeable calorie bump compared with plain sundaes. A medium-sized candy-topped sundae can be 300–450 kcal depending on serving size and syrup used.

The brownie provides dense chocolate, often warmed, combined with soft serve and syrup. It adds saturated fat and calories beyond a plain sundae. It’s best as an occasional treat or shared dessert.

HERSHEY’S® branded sauces use a specific chocolate profile and may be offered in some locations as part of branded pies or sundaes. Hot fudge and caramel are more common and can vary slightly by store based on supplier and recipe.

Classic shakes are usually chocolate, vanilla, and strawberry. Chocolate is richest, vanilla is the cleanest base, and strawberry has a fruit-forward sweetness. Availability can vary by location and season.

Shakes typically come in small, medium, and large where offered. Small starts around $2.50–$3, medium $3–4, and large $4–5. Prices vary by region and promotions. Size affects calorie and sugar content proportionally.

“Thick” usually indicates more mix or soft-serve base per ounce. A medium thick shake can contain 400–700 kcal and substantial sugar. Thicker textures often mean higher calorie density.

That drink is typically a limited-time or test-market item. Availability varies by location and season. Check the app or local store for current offerings and regional rollouts.

Cinnabon® Minibon® bites are offered in single or multi-piece packs and usually cost between $1.50 and $3. Cookies with OREO® pieces or chocolate chip cookies are often $1–$2 as add-ons. Prices differ by restaurant and promotions.

Chunky cookies deliver a chewy, dense bite with crunchy OREO® bits. They’re an inexpensive way to add texture and sweetness to a meal and often represent good value as a shareable item.

Look for movie tie-ins, holiday sundaes, and test flavors like Kit Kat or other branded shakes. These show up in the app first and are commonly region-limited or time-limited.

Enable push notifications and location services in the app. Promotional banners and a “limited time” or “featured” section highlight seasonal and test-market items. Local stores may also post signs in-store or at the drive-thru.

Generally, pies and brownie sundaes are highest in calories, followed by large shakes, then candy-topped sundaes, and finally plain soft serve. Exact counts vary by serving size and added toppings.

Choose plain soft serve in a small portion or a fruit-flavored option if available. Skip candy toppings, syrups, and whipped cream. Custom requests like half-sauce or no whipped topping reduce sugar and calories.

Increasing size or adding toppings directly raises calories, sugar, and fat. Substituting syrups, removing whipped cream, or sharing portions are effective ways to lower totals.

Many treats contain milk, wheat/gluten, soy, and sometimes egg or tree nuts depending on the topping or cookie. Branded candies like M&M’s® also carry allergen information on their packaging.

Yes. Shared equipment and preparation areas increase cross-contact risk. If you have a severe allergy, inform staff and review official allergen guidance before ordering.

Visit the company’s website or the mobile app’s nutrition/allergen section. Many locations also have printed guides at the counter. Those documents list ingredient details, calories, and common allergens.

In-store and drive-thru orders often match menu pricing. The app may offer exclusive deals, combos, or loyalty discounts. Delivery adds fees and sometimes limits menu items due to packaging or partner availability.

Turn on location in the brand’s app and check the menu for your nearest store. The app filters items by location; you can also call the restaurant directly for immediate confirmation.

Requests like extra drizzle, no whipped topping, or additional candy pieces can often be accommodated but vary by staff and equipment. Some locations charge for extra toppings; ask at order time.

Consider who you’re feeding and whether you want to share. Choose lighter soft serve for a low-calorie treat, a sundae for variety and toppings, a pie or brownie for a richer experience, or a shake when you want a filling dessert. Use the app to compare prices and nutrition before you order.

You’ll usually see soft serve cones and cups, branded sundae flavors, pie-style treats like the HERSHEY’S® Sundae Pie, hand-spun shakes, and small baked items such as Cinnabon® Minibon® bites or cookies. Prices vary by region, but expect small soft serve cones around $1–$2, sundaes $2–$4, pies $2.50–$4.50, and shakes $3–5 depending on size. Local taxes and franchise pricing will change final totals.

Franchisees set local prices within corporate guidelines. Rent, labor costs, regional promotions, and whether you order in-store, via the app, or through delivery all affect price. Test-market items and seasonal offerings may only appear in certain regions, too.

The brand’s official mobile app shows current prices by location when you enable location services. You can also check the store’s in-app menu, call the local restaurant, or use delivery partners to compare fees and menu availability in real time.

The pie has a chocolate cookie crust, a smooth crème or vanilla filling, and a whipped topping finished with HERSHEY’S® chocolate drizzle. It’s a hand-assembled, portioned pie meant for one or to share as a small treat.

Typical retail pricing falls between $2.50 and $4.50. The packaged portion is a single-serving pie slice in a small heat-safe dish. Exact weight and price depend on location and whether it’s part of a value promotion or combo.

Pies tend to be higher in calories, sugar, and fat than a plain soft serve. A single pie serving commonly ranges from 300–500 kcal, with significant sugar and saturated fat. For exact values, check the official nutrition guide in the app or on the company website for that specific product.

A cone gives a crunchy, handheld experience and usually comes in a standard portion. A cup may offer a slightly larger portion and is easier to top or share. Prices can be the same or the cup may cost a little more depending on portion size at your local store.

Calories scale with portion size and added toppings. A plain small cone often ranges 150–220 kcal; a similar cup may be 200–300 kcal. Adding syrups, candies, or whipped cream increases sugar and calories rapidly.

Common sundaes include OREO® and M&M’s® toppings, brownie sundaes, and classic hot fudge or caramel. OREO® sundaes add cookie crunch and chocolate notes. M&M’s® offer a candy crunch and sweeter profile. Brownie sundaes are the richest with dense chocolate and often higher calories.

The OREO® Sundae pairs soft serve with crushed OREO® pieces and a chocolate drizzle or syrup. Pricing is commonly in the $2–$4 range depending on size and location.

M&M’s® add both texture and extra sugar; expect a sweeter taste and a noticeable calorie bump compared with plain sundaes. A medium-sized candy-topped sundae can be 300–450 kcal depending on serving size and syrup used.

The brownie provides dense chocolate, often warmed, combined with soft serve and syrup. It adds saturated fat and calories beyond a plain sundae. It’s best as an occasional treat or shared dessert.

HERSHEY’S® branded sauces use a specific chocolate profile and may be offered in some locations as part of branded pies or sundaes. Hot fudge and caramel are more common and can vary slightly by store based on supplier and recipe.

Classic shakes are usually chocolate, vanilla, and strawberry. Chocolate is richest, vanilla is the cleanest base, and strawberry has a fruit-forward sweetness. Availability can vary by location and season.

Shakes typically come in small, medium, and large where offered. Small starts around $2.50–$3, medium $3–4, and large $4–5. Prices vary by region and promotions. Size affects calorie and sugar content proportionally.

“Thick” usually indicates more mix or soft-serve base per ounce. A medium thick shake can contain 400–700 kcal and substantial sugar. Thicker textures often mean higher calorie density.

That drink is typically a limited-time or test-market item. Availability varies by location and season. Check the app or local store for current offerings and regional rollouts.

Cinnabon® Minibon® bites are offered in single or multi-piece packs and usually cost between $1.50 and $3. Cookies with OREO® pieces or chocolate chip cookies are often $1–$2 as add-ons. Prices differ by restaurant and promotions.

Chunky cookies deliver a chewy, dense bite with crunchy OREO® bits. They’re an inexpensive way to add texture and sweetness to a meal and often represent good value as a shareable item.

Look for movie tie-ins, holiday sundaes, and test flavors like Kit Kat or other branded shakes. These show up in the app first and are commonly region-limited or time-limited.

Enable push notifications and location services in the app. Promotional banners and a “limited time” or “featured” section highlight seasonal and test-market items. Local stores may also post signs in-store or at the drive-thru.

Generally, pies and brownie sundaes are highest in calories, followed by large shakes, then candy-topped sundaes, and finally plain soft serve. Exact counts vary by serving size and added toppings.

Choose plain soft serve in a small portion or a fruit-flavored option if available. Skip candy toppings, syrups, and whipped cream. Custom requests like half-sauce or no whipped topping reduce sugar and calories.

Increasing size or adding toppings directly raises calories, sugar, and fat. Substituting syrups, removing whipped cream, or sharing portions are effective ways to lower totals.

Many treats contain milk, wheat/gluten, soy, and sometimes egg or tree nuts depending on the topping or cookie. Branded candies like M&M’s® also carry allergen information on their packaging.

Yes. Shared equipment and preparation areas increase cross-contact risk. If you have a severe allergy, inform staff and review official allergen guidance before ordering.

Visit the company’s website or the mobile app’s nutrition/allergen section. Many locations also have printed guides at the counter. Those documents list ingredient details, calories, and common allergens.

In-store and drive-thru orders often match menu pricing. The app may offer exclusive deals, combos, or loyalty discounts. Delivery adds fees and sometimes limits menu items due to packaging or partner availability.

Turn on location in the brand’s app and check the menu for your nearest store. The app filters items by location; you can also call the restaurant directly for immediate confirmation.

Requests like extra drizzle, no whipped topping, or additional candy pieces can often be accommodated but vary by staff and equipment. Some locations charge for extra toppings; ask at order time.

Consider who you’re feeding and whether you want to share. Choose lighter soft serve for a low-calorie treat, a sundae for variety and toppings, a pie or brownie for a richer experience, or a shake when you want a filling dessert. Use the app to compare prices and nutrition before you order.

You’ll usually see soft serve cones and cups, branded sundae flavors, pie-style treats like the HERSHEY’S® Sundae Pie, hand-spun shakes, and small baked items such as Cinnabon® Minibon® bites or cookies. Prices vary by region, but expect small soft serve cones around $1–$2, sundaes $2–$4, pies $2.50–$4.50, and shakes $3–5 depending on size. Local taxes and franchise pricing will change final totals.

Franchisees set local prices within corporate guidelines. Rent, labor costs, regional promotions, and whether you order in-store, via the app, or through delivery all affect price. Test-market items and seasonal offerings may only appear in certain regions, too.

The brand’s official mobile app shows current prices by location when you enable location services. You can also check the store’s in-app menu, call the local restaurant, or use delivery partners to compare fees and menu availability in real time.

The pie has a chocolate cookie crust, a smooth crème or vanilla filling, and a whipped topping finished with HERSHEY’S® chocolate drizzle. It’s a hand-assembled, portioned pie meant for one or to share as a small treat.

Typical retail pricing falls between $2.50 and $4.50. The packaged portion is a single-serving pie slice in a small heat-safe dish. Exact weight and price depend on location and whether it’s part of a value promotion or combo.

Pies tend to be higher in calories, sugar, and fat than a plain soft serve. A single pie serving commonly ranges from 300–500 kcal, with significant sugar and saturated fat. For exact values, check the official nutrition guide in the app or on the company website for that specific product.

A cone gives a crunchy, handheld experience and usually comes in a standard portion. A cup may offer a slightly larger portion and is easier to top or share. Prices can be the same or the cup may cost a little more depending on portion size at your local store.

Calories scale with portion size and added toppings. A plain small cone often ranges 150–220 kcal; a similar cup may be 200–300 kcal. Adding syrups, candies, or whipped cream increases sugar and calories rapidly.

Common sundaes include OREO® and M&M’s® toppings, brownie sundaes, and classic hot fudge or caramel. OREO® sundaes add cookie crunch and chocolate notes. M&M’s® offer a candy crunch and sweeter profile. Brownie sundaes are the richest with dense chocolate and often higher calories.

The OREO® Sundae pairs soft serve with crushed OREO® pieces and a chocolate drizzle or syrup. Pricing is commonly in the $2–$4 range depending on size and location.

M&M’s® add both texture and extra sugar; expect a sweeter taste and a noticeable calorie bump compared with plain sundaes. A medium-sized candy-topped sundae can be 300–450 kcal depending on serving size and syrup used.

The brownie provides dense chocolate, often warmed, combined with soft serve and syrup. It adds saturated fat and calories beyond a plain sundae. It’s best as an occasional treat or shared dessert.

HERSHEY’S® branded sauces use a specific chocolate profile and may be offered in some locations as part of branded pies or sundaes. Hot fudge and caramel are more common and can vary slightly by store based on supplier and recipe.

Classic shakes are usually chocolate, vanilla, and strawberry. Chocolate is richest, vanilla is the cleanest base, and strawberry has a fruit-forward sweetness. Availability can vary by location and season.

Shakes typically come in small, medium, and large where offered. Small starts around $2.50–$3, medium $3–4, and large $4–5. Prices vary by region and promotions. Size affects calorie and sugar content proportionally.

“Thick” usually indicates more mix or soft-serve base per ounce. A medium thick shake can contain 400–700 kcal and substantial sugar. Thicker textures often mean higher calorie density.

That drink is typically a limited-time or test-market item. Availability varies by location and season. Check the app or local store for current offerings and regional rollouts.

Cinnabon® Minibon® bites are offered in single or multi-piece packs and usually cost between $1.50 and $3. Cookies with OREO® pieces or chocolate chip cookies are often $1–$2 as add-ons. Prices differ by restaurant and promotions.

Chunky cookies deliver a chewy, dense bite with crunchy OREO® bits. They’re an inexpensive way to add texture and sweetness to a meal and often represent good value as a shareable item.

Look for movie tie-ins, holiday sundaes, and test flavors like Kit Kat or other branded shakes. These show up in the app first and are commonly region-limited or time-limited.

Enable push notifications and location services in the app. Promotional banners and a “limited time” or “featured” section highlight seasonal and test-market items. Local stores may also post signs in-store or at the drive-thru.

Generally, pies and brownie sundaes are highest in calories, followed by large shakes, then candy-topped sundaes, and finally plain soft serve. Exact counts vary by serving size and added toppings.

Choose plain soft serve in a small portion or a fruit-flavored option if available. Skip candy toppings, syrups, and whipped cream. Custom requests like half-sauce or no whipped topping reduce sugar and calories.

Increasing size or adding toppings directly raises calories, sugar, and fat. Substituting syrups, removing whipped cream, or sharing portions are effective ways to lower totals.

Many treats contain milk, wheat/gluten, soy, and sometimes egg or tree nuts depending on the topping or cookie. Branded candies like M&M’s® also carry allergen information on their packaging.

Yes. Shared equipment and preparation areas increase cross-contact risk. If you have a severe allergy, inform staff and review official allergen guidance before ordering.

Visit the company’s website or the mobile app’s nutrition/allergen section. Many locations also have printed guides at the counter. Those documents list ingredient details, calories, and common allergens.

In-store and drive-thru orders often match menu pricing. The app may offer exclusive deals, combos, or loyalty discounts. Delivery adds fees and sometimes limits menu items due to packaging or partner availability.

Turn on location in the brand’s app and check the menu for your nearest store. The app filters items by location; you can also call the restaurant directly for immediate confirmation.

Requests like extra drizzle, no whipped topping, or additional candy pieces can often be accommodated but vary by staff and equipment. Some locations charge for extra toppings; ask at order time.

Consider who you’re feeding and whether you want to share. Choose lighter soft serve for a low-calorie treat, a sundae for variety and toppings, a pie or brownie for a richer experience, or a shake when you want a filling dessert. Use the app to compare prices and nutrition before you order.

You’ll usually see soft serve cones and cups, branded sundae flavors, pie-style treats like the HERSHEY’S® Sundae Pie, hand-spun shakes, and small baked items such as Cinnabon® Minibon® bites or cookies. Prices vary by region, but expect small soft serve cones around $1–$2, sundaes $2–$4, pies $2.50–$4.50, and shakes $3–5 depending on size. Local taxes and franchise pricing will change final totals.

Franchisees set local prices within corporate guidelines. Rent, labor costs, regional promotions, and whether you order in-store, via the app, or through delivery all affect price. Test-market items and seasonal offerings may only appear in certain regions, too.

The brand’s official mobile app shows current prices by location when you enable location services. You can also check the store’s in-app menu, call the local restaurant, or use delivery partners to compare fees and menu availability in real time.

The pie has a chocolate cookie crust, a smooth crème or vanilla filling, and a whipped topping finished with HERSHEY’S® chocolate drizzle. It’s a hand-assembled, portioned pie meant for one or to share as a small treat.

Typical retail pricing falls between $2.50 and $4.50. The packaged portion is a single-serving pie slice in a small heat-safe dish. Exact weight and price depend on location and whether it’s part of a value promotion or combo.

Pies tend to be higher in calories, sugar, and fat than a plain soft serve. A single pie serving commonly ranges from 300–500 kcal, with significant sugar and saturated fat. For exact values, check the official nutrition guide in the app or on the company website for that specific product.

A cone gives a crunchy, handheld experience and usually comes in a standard portion. A cup may offer a slightly larger portion and is easier to top or share. Prices can be the same or the cup may cost a little more depending on portion size at your local store.

Calories scale with portion size and added toppings. A plain small cone often ranges 150–220 kcal; a similar cup may be 200–300 kcal. Adding syrups, candies, or whipped cream increases sugar and calories rapidly.

Common sundaes include OREO® and M&M’s® toppings, brownie sundaes, and classic hot fudge or caramel. OREO® sundaes add cookie crunch and chocolate notes. M&M’s® offer a candy crunch and sweeter profile. Brownie sundaes are the richest with dense chocolate and often higher calories.

The OREO® Sundae pairs soft serve with crushed OREO® pieces and a chocolate drizzle or syrup. Pricing is commonly in the $2–$4 range depending on size and location.

M&M’s® add both texture and extra sugar; expect a sweeter taste and a noticeable calorie bump compared with plain sundaes. A medium-sized candy-topped sundae can be 300–450 kcal depending on serving size and syrup used.

The brownie provides dense chocolate, often warmed, combined with soft serve and syrup. It adds saturated fat and calories beyond a plain sundae. It’s best as an occasional treat or shared dessert.

HERSHEY’S® branded sauces use a specific chocolate profile and may be offered in some locations as part of branded pies or sundaes. Hot fudge and caramel are more common and can vary slightly by store based on supplier and recipe.

Classic shakes are usually chocolate, vanilla, and strawberry. Chocolate is richest, vanilla is the cleanest base, and strawberry has a fruit-forward sweetness. Availability can vary by location and season.

Shakes typically come in small, medium, and large where offered. Small starts around $2.50–$3, medium $3–4, and large $4–5. Prices vary by region and promotions. Size affects calorie and sugar content proportionally.

“Thick” usually indicates more mix or soft-serve base per ounce. A medium thick shake can contain 400–700 kcal and substantial sugar. Thicker textures often mean higher calorie density.

That drink is typically a limited-time or test-market item. Availability varies by location and season. Check the app or local store for current offerings and regional rollouts.

Cinnabon® Minibon® bites are offered in single or multi-piece packs and usually cost between $1.50 and $3. Cookies with OREO® pieces or chocolate chip cookies are often $1–$2 as add-ons. Prices differ by restaurant and promotions.

Chunky cookies deliver a chewy, dense bite with crunchy OREO® bits. They’re an inexpensive way to add texture and sweetness to a meal and often represent good value as a shareable item.

Look for movie tie-ins, holiday sundaes, and test flavors like Kit Kat or other branded shakes. These show up in the app first and are commonly region-limited or time-limited.

Enable push notifications and location services in the app. Promotional banners and a “limited time” or “featured” section highlight seasonal and test-market items. Local stores may also post signs in-store or at the drive-thru.

Generally, pies and brownie sundaes are highest in calories, followed by large shakes, then candy-topped sundaes, and finally plain soft serve. Exact counts vary by serving size and added toppings.

Choose plain soft serve in a small portion or a fruit-flavored option if available. Skip candy toppings, syrups, and whipped cream. Custom requests like half-sauce or no whipped topping reduce sugar and calories.

Increasing size or adding toppings directly raises calories, sugar, and fat. Substituting syrups, removing whipped cream, or sharing portions are effective ways to lower totals.

Many treats contain milk, wheat/gluten, soy, and sometimes egg or tree nuts depending on the topping or cookie. Branded candies like M&M’s® also carry allergen information on their packaging.

Yes. Shared equipment and preparation areas increase cross-contact risk. If you have a severe allergy, inform staff and review official allergen guidance before ordering.

Visit the company’s website or the mobile app’s nutrition/allergen section. Many locations also have printed guides at the counter. Those documents list ingredient details, calories, and common allergens.

In-store and drive-thru orders often match menu pricing. The app may offer exclusive deals, combos, or loyalty discounts. Delivery adds fees and sometimes limits menu items due to packaging or partner availability.

Turn on location in the brand’s app and check the menu for your nearest store. The app filters items by location; you can also call the restaurant directly for immediate confirmation.

Requests like extra drizzle, no whipped topping, or additional candy pieces can often be accommodated but vary by staff and equipment. Some locations charge for extra toppings; ask at order time.

Consider who you’re feeding and whether you want to share. Choose lighter soft serve for a low-calorie treat, a sundae for variety and toppings, a pie or brownie for a richer experience, or a shake when you want a filling dessert. Use the app to compare prices and nutrition before you order.

You’ll usually see soft serve cones and cups, branded sundae flavors, pie-style treats like the HERSHEY’S® Sundae Pie, hand-spun shakes, and small baked items such as Cinnabon® Minibon® bites or cookies. Prices vary by region, but expect small soft serve cones around $1–$2, sundaes $2–$4, pies $2.50–$4.50, and shakes $3–5 depending on size. Local taxes and franchise pricing will change final totals.

Franchisees set local prices within corporate guidelines. Rent, labor costs, regional promotions, and whether you order in-store, via the app, or through delivery all affect price. Test-market items and seasonal offerings may only appear in certain regions, too.

The brand’s official mobile app shows current prices by location when you enable location services. You can also check the store’s in-app menu, call the local restaurant, or use delivery partners to compare fees and menu availability in real time.

The pie has a chocolate cookie crust, a smooth crème or vanilla filling, and a whipped topping finished with HERSHEY’S® chocolate drizzle. It’s a hand-assembled, portioned pie meant for one or to share as a small treat.

Typical retail pricing falls between $2.50 and $4.50. The packaged portion is a single-serving pie slice in a small heat-safe dish. Exact weight and price depend on location and whether it’s part of a value promotion or combo.

Pies tend to be higher in calories, sugar, and fat than a plain soft serve. A single pie serving commonly ranges from 300–500 kcal, with significant sugar and saturated fat. For exact values, check the official nutrition guide in the app or on the company website for that specific product.

A cone gives a crunchy, handheld experience and usually comes in a standard portion. A cup may offer a slightly larger portion and is easier to top or share. Prices can be the same or the cup may cost a little more depending on portion size at your local store.

Calories scale with portion size and added toppings. A plain small cone often ranges 150–220 kcal; a similar cup may be 200–300 kcal. Adding syrups, candies, or whipped cream increases sugar and calories rapidly.

Common sundaes include OREO® and M&M’s® toppings, brownie sundaes, and classic hot fudge or caramel. OREO® sundaes add cookie crunch and chocolate notes. M&M’s® offer a candy crunch and sweeter profile. Brownie sundaes are the richest with dense chocolate and often higher calories.

The OREO® Sundae pairs soft serve with crushed OREO® pieces and a chocolate drizzle or syrup. Pricing is commonly in the $2–$4 range depending on size and location.

M&M’s® add both texture and extra sugar; expect a sweeter taste and a noticeable calorie bump compared with plain sundaes. A medium-sized candy-topped sundae can be 300–450 kcal depending on serving size and syrup used.

The brownie provides dense chocolate, often warmed, combined with soft serve and syrup. It adds saturated fat and calories beyond a plain sundae. It’s best as an occasional treat or shared dessert.

HERSHEY’S® branded sauces use a specific chocolate profile and may be offered in some locations as part of branded pies or sundaes. Hot fudge and caramel are more common and can vary slightly by store based on supplier and recipe.

Classic shakes are usually chocolate, vanilla, and strawberry. Chocolate is richest, vanilla is the cleanest base, and strawberry has a fruit-forward sweetness. Availability can vary by location and season.

Shakes typically come in small, medium, and large where offered. Small starts around $2.50–$3, medium $3–4, and large $4–5. Prices vary by region and promotions. Size affects calorie and sugar content proportionally.

“Thick” usually indicates more mix or soft-serve base per ounce. A medium thick shake can contain 400–700 kcal and substantial sugar. Thicker textures often mean higher calorie density.

That drink is typically a limited-time or test-market item. Availability varies by location and season. Check the app or local store for current offerings and regional rollouts.

Cinnabon® Minibon® bites are offered in single or multi-piece packs and usually cost between $1.50 and $3. Cookies with OREO® pieces or chocolate chip cookies are often $1–$2 as add-ons. Prices differ by restaurant and promotions.

Chunky cookies deliver a chewy, dense bite with crunchy OREO® bits. They’re an inexpensive way to add texture and sweetness to a meal and often represent good value as a shareable item.

Look for movie tie-ins, holiday sundaes, and test flavors like Kit Kat or other branded shakes. These show up in the app first and are commonly region-limited or time-limited.

Enable push notifications and location services in the app. Promotional banners and a “limited time” or “featured” section highlight seasonal and test-market items. Local stores may also post signs in-store or at the drive-thru.

Generally, pies and brownie sundaes are highest in calories, followed by large shakes, then candy-topped sundaes, and finally plain soft serve. Exact counts vary by serving size and added toppings.

Choose plain soft serve in a small portion or a fruit-flavored option if available. Skip candy toppings, syrups, and whipped cream. Custom requests like half-sauce or no whipped topping reduce sugar and calories.

Increasing size or adding toppings directly raises calories, sugar, and fat. Substituting syrups, removing whipped cream, or sharing portions are effective ways to lower totals.

Many treats contain milk, wheat/gluten, soy, and sometimes egg or tree nuts depending on the topping or cookie. Branded candies like M&M’s® also carry allergen information on their packaging.

Yes. Shared equipment and preparation areas increase cross-contact risk. If you have a severe allergy, inform staff and review official allergen guidance before ordering.

Visit the company’s website or the mobile app’s nutrition/allergen section. Many locations also have printed guides at the counter. Those documents list ingredient details, calories, and common allergens.

In-store and drive-thru orders often match menu pricing. The app may offer exclusive deals, combos, or loyalty discounts. Delivery adds fees and sometimes limits menu items due to packaging or partner availability.

Turn on location in the brand’s app and check the menu for your nearest store. The app filters items by location; you can also call the restaurant directly for immediate confirmation.

Requests like extra drizzle, no whipped topping, or additional candy pieces can often be accommodated but vary by staff and equipment. Some locations charge for extra toppings; ask at order time.

Consider who you’re feeding and whether you want to share. Choose lighter soft serve for a low-calorie treat, a sundae for variety and toppings, a pie or brownie for a richer experience, or a shake when you want a filling dessert. Use the app to compare prices and nutrition before you order.

You’ll usually see soft serve cones and cups, branded sundae flavors, pie-style treats like the HERSHEY’S® Sundae Pie, hand-spun shakes, and small baked items such as Cinnabon® Minibon® bites or cookies. Prices vary by region, but expect small soft serve cones around $1–$2, sundaes $2–$4, pies $2.50–$4.50, and shakes $3–5 depending on size. Local taxes and franchise pricing will change final totals.

Franchisees set local prices within corporate guidelines. Rent, labor costs, regional promotions, and whether you order in-store, via the app, or through delivery all affect price. Test-market items and seasonal offerings may only appear in certain regions, too.

The brand’s official mobile app shows current prices by location when you enable location services. You can also check the store’s in-app menu, call the local restaurant, or use delivery partners to compare fees and menu availability in real time.

The pie has a chocolate cookie crust, a smooth crème or vanilla filling, and a whipped topping finished with HERSHEY’S® chocolate drizzle. It’s a hand-assembled, portioned pie meant for one or to share as a small treat.

Typical retail pricing falls between $2.50 and $4.50. The packaged portion is a single-serving pie slice in a small heat-safe dish. Exact weight and price depend on location and whether it’s part of a value promotion or combo.

Pies tend to be higher in calories, sugar, and fat than a plain soft serve. A single pie serving commonly ranges from 300–500 kcal, with significant sugar and saturated fat. For exact values, check the official nutrition guide in the app or on the company website for that specific product.

A cone gives a crunchy, handheld experience and usually comes in a standard portion. A cup may offer a slightly larger portion and is easier to top or share. Prices can be the same or the cup may cost a little more depending on portion size at your local store.

Calories scale with portion size and added toppings. A plain small cone often ranges 150–220 kcal; a similar cup may be 200–300 kcal. Adding syrups, candies, or whipped cream increases sugar and calories rapidly.

Common sundaes include OREO® and M&M’s® toppings, brownie sundaes, and classic hot fudge or caramel. OREO® sundaes add cookie crunch and chocolate notes. M&M’s® offer a candy crunch and sweeter profile. Brownie sundaes are the richest with dense chocolate and often higher calories.

The OREO® Sundae pairs soft serve with crushed OREO® pieces and a chocolate drizzle or syrup. Pricing is commonly in the $2–$4 range depending on size and location.

M&M’s® add both texture and extra sugar; expect a sweeter taste and a noticeable calorie bump compared with plain sundaes. A medium-sized candy-topped sundae can be 300–450 kcal depending on serving size and syrup used.

The brownie provides dense chocolate, often warmed, combined with soft serve and syrup. It adds saturated fat and calories beyond a plain sundae. It’s best as an occasional treat or shared dessert.

HERSHEY’S® branded sauces use a specific chocolate profile and may be offered in some locations as part of branded pies or sundaes. Hot fudge and caramel are more common and can vary slightly by store based on supplier and recipe.

Classic shakes are usually chocolate, vanilla, and strawberry. Chocolate is richest, vanilla is the cleanest base, and strawberry has a fruit-forward sweetness. Availability can vary by location and season.

Shakes typically come in small, medium, and large where offered. Small starts around $2.50–$3, medium $3–4, and large $4–5. Prices vary by region and promotions. Size affects calorie and sugar content proportionally.

“Thick” usually indicates more mix or soft-serve base per ounce. A medium thick shake can contain 400–700 kcal and substantial sugar. Thicker textures often mean higher calorie density.

That drink is typically a limited-time or test-market item. Availability varies by location and season. Check the app or local store for current offerings and regional rollouts.

Cinnabon® Minibon® bites are offered in single or multi-piece packs and usually cost between $1.50 and $3. Cookies with OREO® pieces or chocolate chip cookies are often $1–$2 as add-ons. Prices differ by restaurant and promotions.

Chunky cookies deliver a chewy, dense bite with crunchy OREO® bits. They’re an inexpensive way to add texture and sweetness to a meal and often represent good value as a shareable item.

Look for movie tie-ins, holiday sundaes, and test flavors like Kit Kat or other branded shakes. These show up in the app first and are commonly region-limited or time-limited.

Enable push notifications and location services in the app. Promotional banners and a “limited time” or “featured” section highlight seasonal and test-market items. Local stores may also post signs in-store or at the drive-thru.

Generally, pies and brownie sundaes are highest in calories, followed by large shakes, then candy-topped sundaes, and finally plain soft serve. Exact counts vary by serving size and added toppings.

Choose plain soft serve in a small portion or a fruit-flavored option if available. Skip candy toppings, syrups, and whipped cream. Custom requests like half-sauce or no whipped topping reduce sugar and calories.

Increasing size or adding toppings directly raises calories, sugar, and fat. Substituting syrups, removing whipped cream, or sharing portions are effective ways to lower totals.

Many treats contain milk, wheat/gluten, soy, and sometimes egg or tree nuts depending on the topping or cookie. Branded candies like M&M’s® also carry allergen information on their packaging.

Yes. Shared equipment and preparation areas increase cross-contact risk. If you have a severe allergy, inform staff and review official allergen guidance before ordering.

Visit the company’s website or the mobile app’s nutrition/allergen section. Many locations also have printed guides at the counter. Those documents list ingredient details, calories, and common allergens.

In-store and drive-thru orders often match menu pricing. The app may offer exclusive deals, combos, or loyalty discounts. Delivery adds fees and sometimes limits menu items due to packaging or partner availability.

Turn on location in the brand’s app and check the menu for your nearest store. The app filters items by location; you can also call the restaurant directly for immediate confirmation.

Requests like extra drizzle, no whipped topping, or additional candy pieces can often be accommodated but vary by staff and equipment. Some locations charge for extra toppings; ask at order time.

Consider who you’re feeding and whether you want to share. Choose lighter soft serve for a low-calorie treat, a sundae for variety and toppings, a pie or brownie for a richer experience, or a shake when you want a filling dessert. Use the app to compare prices and nutrition before you order.