Burger King Shakes Menu

You’re here to find the current shake flavors in the US, typical prices, and the nutrition details that matter when you pick a dessert drink. This intro sets expectations and points you to the facts you need fast.

Shake lineups vary by restaurant. You’ll see a typical range and examples from widely cited listings. For quick planning, HackTheMenu lists hand-spun sizes at Small $1.99, Medium $2.49, and Large $2.99. Franchise pricing can differ, so confirm real-time prices in the app before checkout.

These drinks are built on a dairy base and aim for simple, comforting flavor. They’re easy to order on the go and fit family outings or solo treats.

What’s next: flavor lists, sizes, calories, nutrition facts, allergens, ordering tips, pairings, and other dessert options if a shake isn’t your thing. Read on to decide quickly and confidently.

What’s on Burger King’s shake lineup right now in the US

Below is a snapshot of the current hand-spun selections and how they sit next to other soft serve desserts.

Hand-spun shakes vs soft serve desserts

Hand-spun shakes are blended, sip-able dessert drinks made from a creamy base mixed with flavoring or mix-ins. They differ from soft serve cones or cups, which you scoop or lick.

Soft serve items include cones, cups, and sundaes. Those give a more scoopable texture. Choose a shake when you want a thick drink. Pick soft serve for a classic cone or sundae experience.

What can vary by restaurant and pricing

• Core flavors (vanilla, chocolate, strawberry) tend to be the most consistent across locations.
• Limited mix-ins and branded versions may appear or disappear with promotions.
• Prices and availability vary state-to-state, city-to-city, and franchise-to-franchise—check the app or speaker before ordering.

For testing and special items, see this short report on recent product trials.

recent product trials

Burger King Shakes Menu: flavors you can order

Here’s a quick guide to the shakes you’ll most often find at U.S. locations, sorted into classic and cookie-based picks. Pick a flavor that fits your mood and your meal.

Classic Vanilla Shake

Vanilla is the go-with-anything choice. It’s simple, sweet, and pairs well with salty fries or a spicy sandwich.

Classic Chocolate Shake

Chocolate offers straightforward cocoa comfort. It’s the safe call for those who want pure chocolate taste without extras.

Classic Strawberry Shake

Strawberry reads like ice-cream-shop sweetness. It leans fruit-forward while staying creamy and familiar.

Classic Oreo & Chocolate Oreo

Both Oreo versions add cookie pieces and a thicker texture. The classic Oreo blends cookie bits into cream for a dessert-like sip.

HERSHEY’S® Chocolate Shake

This variation pushes the chocolate flavor farther and may cost more than the standard classics. Availability and exact names can differ by restaurant.

Burger King shake prices by size

Shake sizes are simple: small, medium, and large. Exact ounce counts can vary by restaurant and are usually listed in the app. Use the size label to match how much you want.

Small, medium, and large shake sizes

Small is the quick treat. Medium is a solid single portion. Large works well for sharing or a bigger craving.

Typical US price range and why it changes by location

Here are two real-world looks at price points you’ll see:

Prices change because of local operating costs, franchise decisions, and delivery marketplace markups. The simplest way to get the most accurate price is to check your local restaurant in the official app, then compare with DoorDash, Grubhub, or Uber Eats.

For value, choose a small to satisfy a quick sweet tooth. Pick large when you want to share. For the full shakes lineup and live pricing, check the full shakes lineup.

Calories by shake flavor and size

Want a fast calorie check before you order? This snapshot gives clear numbers so you can decide at the counter or in the app.

Quick calorie snapshot for the most popular flavors

Here are the per-flavor totals from a common reference so you don’t need to hunt a full nutrition PDF.

How size changes the numbers and what to keep in mind

Calories rise steadily with size. A medium often adds about 80–130 calories over a small. A large adds more, sometimes another 60–120 calories.

Oreo-style shakes run heavier. Cookie pieces and thicker mixes add fat and carbs. That lifts the totals versus plain vanilla or chocolate.

Use a small if you’re pairing the shake with a full meal. Pick medium or large when the sweet drink is the main dessert. Counts can shift by location and build, so treat these as quick guides at ordering time.

Nutrition facts that matter most for choosing a shake

A quick look at the key nutrition numbers helps you choose a shake that fits your appetite and plan. Below are the facts most people care about: sugar, carbs, and fat. Then we note sodium, cholesterol, and protein so you can balance a meal.

Sugar, carbs, and fat comparison across flavors

Oreo-style options add the biggest boosts in carbs and sugar. Classic Oreo shows 105g carbs and 89g sugar. Chocolate Oreo is lower but still hefty at 95g carbs and 82g sugar.

Plain options sit a bit lower. Chocolate lists 90g carbs and 78g sugar. Vanilla and strawberry fall between the extremes.

Sodium, cholesterol, and protein at a glance

• Focus on sugar, carbs, and fat when you plan around calories.
• Note sodium and cholesterol; HERSHEY’S® Chocolate lists higher sodium than others.
• Remember: even a simple cream-based soft serve shake is a full dessert, not a light drink.
• If you want a classic taste, pick vanilla, chocolate, or strawberry. For the richest combination, choose an Oreo option.

Ingredients and allergens to know before you order

Before you order, know which ingredients and allergens commonly appear in these dessert drinks.

Milk-based soft serve and dairy considerations

The base is dairy soft serve, so the shake contains milk and cream. This means it is not dairy-free.

If you have lactose intolerance or a milk allergy, choose another dessert or ask staff about alternatives.

Possible gluten, soy, and nut cross-contact

Cookie flavors such as Oreo add pieces that likely contain gluten. Syrups and toppings can carry soy or traces of nuts.

Cross-contact is real in busy kitchens. Shared scoops, dispensers, and prep areas raise risk at certain locations.

Best ways to confirm allergen info in-app or in-store

The best way is to check the brand website or app allergen guide first. Then confirm at the restaurant if you have a serious allergy.

Ask which base is used, whether cookie pieces are added, and if any syrups are swapped at that store.

Best-tasting picks by flavor profile

Choose a shake by mood—these selections match common cravings and classic tastes.

Short notes below help you pick by flavor, not math. Read the quick descriptions and match a pick to your appetite.

If you want classic “ice cream shop” sweetness

Pick vanilla or strawberry for that old‑school ice cream feel. They bring familiar, simple sweetness and smooth cream textures.

These are family‑friendly and pair well with salty sides. They won’t overpower the rest of your meal.

If you want cookie pieces and a thicker texture

Go with an Oreo-style option when you want chew and heft. Cookie pieces make the drink feel more like a full dessert.

The added bits slow the sip and add crunch. This is best when you want a treat that doubles as a snack.

If you want a chocolate-forward dessert drink

Classic chocolate gives steady cocoa comfort. HERSHEY’S® Chocolate delivers a richer, more intense flavor.

Choose classic chocolate for everyday cravings. Pick the branded version when you want a bolder cocoa combination.

How to order Burger King shakes: drive-thru, app, and delivery

Ordering a shake can be quick when you know the right steps for drive‑thru, app, or delivery. Use the method that fits your schedule and budget.

Ordering in-store or at the drive-thru

At the speaker or counter, say flavor, size, and any change. Example: “Small vanilla shake, please — no mix‑ins.”

Ask for a lid or straw if you plan to take it on the go. This brief script helps you get exactly what you want.

Ordering on the BK website or app

Open desserts or drinks, pick flavor and size, then customize and pay. The app shows real-time availability and the cleanest view of the menu.

Ordering via DoorDash, Grubhub, Uber Eats, and other delivery apps

Delivery apps add convenience for family nights or travel. Expect higher in-app prices and possible limited options compared with the restaurant.

Quick tip: check the official app price first, then decide if the delivery convenience is worth the markup.

Perfect food pairings for a full meal-and-dessert combination

Pairing the right shake with a meal turns a quick stop into a complete, comforting combo. Use simple contrasts: salty with sweet, smoky with creamy, and crunchy with smooth.

Best pairings with Whopper-style sandwiches, chicken, nuggets, and fries

Try these tested matches. They balance flavors and keep the meal satisfying for families and travelers.

Balancing rich sandwiches with your dessert

If your burger is loaded with bacon or extra cheese, pick a simpler shake flavor. That keeps each bite and sip enjoyable.

These pairings help you build a full meal without flavor clashes. They’re practical, familiar, and meant for easy ordering from the restaurant menu.

More BK dessert options if you want something other than a shake

Looking for something lighter or more portable than a shake? You have several classic dessert choices that still satisfy a sweet tooth. These tend to cost less and are easier to eat on the go.

Soft Serve Cone or Cup

The soft serve cone or cup is the simplest pick. It tastes like plain ice cream and is a budget-friendly option.

HackTheMenu lists the soft serve cone/cup at $1.00, making it an easy grab for families or a quick treat between meals.

Sundaes: caramel, strawberry, and chocolate fudge

Sundaes feel richer than a cone but lighter than a thick drink. Choose caramel, strawberry, or chocolate fudge for a warm syrup finish.

Sundaes are commonly priced around $2.49, so they are a solid middle ground on taste and value.

Pies and portable sweets

Pies are great for travel. Dutch Apple Pie and the HERSHEY’S Sundae Pie travel well and warm up easily in a car or at home.

HackTheMenu prices show Dutch Apple Pie at $1.19 and HERSHEY’S Sundae Pie at $1.49—handy for road trips and shareable bites.

Other sweet treats: warm bakery and cookie options

If you want something baked, Cinnabon Minis and chunky cookies with OREO pieces are good alternatives. They bring bakery warmth rather than cold cream.

Cinnabon Minibon pricing is $1.99 (1), $3.69 (2), and $5.99 (4). One chunky cookie with OREO pieces is $1.00, and 5 donut holes run $1.40.

Picking the right Burger King shake for your budget, cravings, and dietary needs

Use this quick checklist to choose a shake that fits your budget, craving, and dietary needs.

Budget: check local prices in the app first. HackTheMenu lists small $1.99, medium $2.49, large $2.99; in‑app/delivery totals often reach $4.99–$5.19+. Pick small or medium to save money.

Craving comfort: pick a vanilla shake or classic chocolate built on soft serve cream for a familiar ice cream feel. For a richer dessert, choose an Oreo-style option—expect higher calories and heft.

Dietary needs: milk is in the base. Confirm gluten, soy, or nut cross-contact on cookies and syrups in‑app or at the counter.

Best next step: open the burger king menu for your nearest location, confirm prices and availability, then order the size that fits your plan.