$4.29 on both readings, with no calorie figure the company has attached to this flavour.
Burger King Chocolate Shake price came in at $4.29 on both readings taken in August 2026, matching the vanilla and strawberry versions to the cent. Calories are a different story. An unlabelled shake row of 630 calories sits in the November 2022 document between the OREO and vanilla entries, and because the name could not be read it has not been assigned here.
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What you need
5 itemsChocolate Shake price and calories
| Item | Typical price | Price range | Calories |
|---|---|---|---|
| Chocolate Shake | $4.29 | — | — |
If something goes wrong
Why does this shake have no calorie figure when vanilla does
- Cause
- The November 2022 document names a vanilla shake and two OREO shakes. Between them sits a shake row of 630 calories whose product name did not come through in readable form.
- Fix
- Take 630 as a strong candidate rather than a fact. Assigning an unnamed row to a named product is a guess, and a guess printed in a table stops looking like one.
Can I use the vanilla figure instead
- Cause
- Only as a floor. Vanilla is 600 on the same document and the OREO version 680, so a chocolate shake almost certainly falls between those two rather than outside them.
- Fix
- Plan on something in the 600 to 680 band if a working number is needed, and treat the restaurant's own nutrition sheet as the source that settles it.
The price is identical to the vanilla shake
- Cause
- It is, and so is the strawberry. Six readings across three flavours all produced $4.29, which is what happens when a till sells cups rather than syrups.
- Fix
- Choose the flavour on taste, since it costs nothing either way, or on documentation if the panel matters more than the flavour does.
A row in the document that nobody can safely name
Somewhere in Burger King's November 2022 nutrition tables there is a shake row reading 630 calories. It sits between the OREO entries and the vanilla one, it has the shape of a shake row in every column, and the product name beside it did not come through in a form that could be read. On the balance of probability it is this drink. Probability is not publication, so the calorie cell on this page has been left empty.
That decision is worth explaining, because the alternative is tempting. Printing 630 would fill a gap, look authoritative and probably be right. It would also mean a number with no name attached to it had been given one, and a table that does that once has no way of telling a reader which of its other cells were inferred. Where a figure cannot be attributed it is left out.
What can be said with certainty is narrow. Two price readings, both $4.29. A pair of neighbouring shakes documented at 600 and 680 calories. And a nutrition document nearly four years old, which is the newest the company has published.
What's in it
Blended soft serve with chocolate, in the same unsized cup as the rest of the shake line. No published panel exists for this flavour, so fat, saturated fat, sodium, carbohydrate, sugars and protein are all unknown from any Burger King source. The two flavours either side of it give a sense of the territory: vanilla carries 16g of fat, 410mg of sodium and 81g of sugars, while the OREO version carries 20g, 470mg and 88g. A chocolate shake will sit somewhere in that range. Nothing published narrows it further, and no allergen listing could be obtained for anything on this menu.
Is it worth it
Price is not the deciding factor, because all three plain flavours read $4.29. What separates them is what is known. Order vanilla and there is a full panel behind the cup. Order this one and there is a 630 that may or may not belong to it.
For most people that will not matter at all, and the honest advice is to pick the flavour wanted. For anyone counting, the position is different: a shake is the largest single item in the dessert section, its documented neighbours run 600 and 680 calories, and this is the one flavour where the company's own paperwork cannot be pinned to the product.
Chocolate Shake at a glance
- Burger King price
- not published
- Typical price
- $4.29
Questions people ask
How much is a Chocolate Shake at Burger King?
$4.29 on both August 2026 readings, the same figure recorded for the vanilla and strawberry versions. No company price exists, because Burger King publishes none.
How many calories are in a Burger King Chocolate Shake?
No figure has been assigned. An unlabelled 630-calorie shake row appears in the November 2022 document, but the product name could not be read, so it is not attributed here.
Why not just use the 630 figure?
Because an unnamed row is evidence, not a published count. The vanilla shake at 600 and the OREO version at 680 bracket the likely answer without pretending to be it.
Is this page an official Burger King price list?
No. Burger King publishes no US price for this or any other item, and no calorie figure is claimed here for the chocolate flavour.
Can this site tell me the price at my local Burger King?
It cannot. Two readings both at $4.29 give a firm expectation, and the board in the restaurant gives the actual number.