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Taco Bell MTN DEW Baja Blast Freeze price: $4.19, 190 Cal

$4.19 is Taco Bell's posted price for the MTN DEW Baja Blast Freeze, at 190 Cal.

The Taco Bell MTN DEW Baja Blast Freeze price is $4.19, the dearest of the six drinks the company posts, with 190 Cal against it. The fountain version of the same flavour is $3.19 with 420 Cal, so the frozen one costs a dollar more and carries 230 calories fewer. That inversion is the whole question about this row, and no cup size is published for either.

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What you need

4 items
Taco Bell published price$4.19
Calories, company figure190
Menu sectionDrinks
Checked on2026-08-19

MTN DEW Baja Blast Freeze price and calories

ItemTypical pricePrice rangeCalories
MTN DEW Baja Blast Freeze$4.19 official190 Cal
Posted by Taco Bell on its own drinks page and read on 19 August 2026; prices vary by restaurant.

If something goes wrong

Baja Blast Freeze has fewer calories than the regular one

Cause
The company publishes 190 Cal for the freeze and 420 for the fountain drink, both on its drinks page on 19 August 2026. A frozen drink carries a large volume of ice, which contributes nothing.
Fix
Take both figures as printed. Without a published size for either row the difference cannot be split between recipe and volume.

Baja Blast Freeze costs more than any other drink

Cause
At $4.19 it is the dearest of the six recorded rows, 30 cents above the Agua Refresca and a full dollar above the fountain Baja Blast.
Fix
Order the fountain version where price is the deciding factor. The freeze is priced as a treat and the company's list shows it.

What size is the freeze?

Cause
No size is published for any drink on the company's page, including this one. Only a name, a price and a calorie count appear.
Fix
Pick the size in the app or at the counter, since none can be quoted from the published record.

A dollar dearer and 230 calories lighter than the drink it is named after

The two figures Taco Bell posts against the MTN DEW Baja Blast Freeze are $4.19 and 190 Cal, read from the company's drinks page on 19 August 2026. Both place the row at an extreme: it is the most expensive drink in the recorded section and the second lightest.

Set against the fountain version the numbers pull apart hard. That row is $3.19 with 420 Cal. So a dollar more buys a drink with less than half the calories, which is the opposite of what most people assume a frozen drink does. A slush is mostly ice, and ice has no calories, so the direction of travel is not mysterious. The size of the gap is still worth stating plainly, because the freeze is usually read as the indulgent option and Taco Bell's own numbers say otherwise.

The comparison cannot be tightened further, because no size is published against either row. Without a volume figure there is no way to tell whether the freeze is a smaller serving as well as a lighter one, and inventing a cup size to close that gap would be worse than leaving it open.

What's in it

The Baja Blast flavour served frozen rather than poured, a citrus-lime Mountain Dew variant identified with this chain. Taco Bell publishes 190 Cal for the row and nothing else: no sugar, sodium or carbohydrate figure could be read, because the per-item nutrition panel returns nothing to an automated fetch and the company's nutrition index page has gone. No volume is stated either.

Is it worth it

On calories for money this is the weakest drink on the page apart from the coffee, which returns none at all: about 45 calories a dollar against roughly 132 for the fountain Baja Blast and 140 for the dirty soda. Read that as a compliment or a complaint depending on what the drink is for.

For anyone counting calories, this row is the cheapest way on the drinks page to have the flavour and keep the figure under 200. For anyone who simply wants a large cold drink, the fountain version is a dollar less and the freeze is a different product rather than an upgrade. That distinction matters more here than on any other row in the section, because the name is nearly identical and the two figures are not.

Nothing outside Taco Bell prices this item, or any Taco Bell drink. Published lists recorded in August 2026 carry food and stop, so $4.19 rests entirely on the company's own page with the company's own note that posted prices apply at participating restaurants and vary.

MTN DEW Baja Blast Freeze at a glance

Taco Bell price
$4.19
Calories
190, from Taco Bell

Questions people ask

How much is a Baja Blast Freeze at Taco Bell?

$4.19, posted by the company and read on 19 August 2026. It is the dearest drink in the recorded section, and prices vary by restaurant.

How many calories are in a Baja Blast Freeze?

190, published by Taco Bell. The fountain version of the same flavour is 420, so the frozen one is by far the lighter of the two.

Why does the freeze cost more than the fountain drink?

No reason is published. The company posts $4.19 against $3.19 and gives no explanation, and the freeze carries 230 fewer calories at that higher price.

Is the freeze bigger than a regular Baja Blast?

Unknown from the record. Taco Bell publishes no size against either row, so nothing in the published data supports a claim either way.

Is this page an official Taco Bell price list?

No. HelpMeLogin runs independently of Taco Bell and publishes nothing for it, and the $4.19 shown here is the company's own figure copied as posted.

Can this site tell me the price at my local Taco Bell?

Not at all. Prices are set locally and the company says so, so the app with your restaurant selected is the only place to get one.

HelpMeLogin has no affiliation with Taco Bell or its parent company. The $4.19 price and the 190 calorie figure are the company's own, read from its drinks page on 19 August 2026, and Taco Bell states that prices vary by restaurant. No size is published against this row or any other drink row, so none appears here.