Burger King Vanilla Shake price, $4.29 flat and 600 calories

$4.29 on both readings, and Burger King puts the cup at 600 calories with 81g of sugars.

Burger King Vanilla Shake price came in at $4.29 on both listings read in August 2026, with no variation at all between them, which is why no range appears beside it. Nutrition is published for it too, which four of the twelve dessert rows cannot say: 600 calories, 16g of fat, 410mg of sodium, 98g of carbohydrate, 81g of sugars and 13g of protein, dated November 2022.

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What you need

5 items
Burger King published priceNone published
Calories, company figure600
Typical price$4.29
Menu sectiondesserts
Checked on2026-08-19

Vanilla Shake price and calories

ItemTypical pricePrice rangeCalories
Vanilla Shake$4.29600 Cal
Both prices recorded from published US listings and checked on 19 August 2026; the 600-calorie panel is Burger King's own, dated November 2022.

If something goes wrong

Why is there no price range on this shake

Cause
Because both readings produced the same number. A range needs two different figures, and $4.29 appeared twice, which is rare enough on this menu to be worth noting rather than treating as thin data.
Fix
Use $4.29 as the planning figure. Local boards still vary, but nothing recorded here suggests the shake line moves the way the cheap desserts do.

Eighty-one grams of sugar in one cup cannot be right

Cause
It is Burger King's own figure. A shake is a dairy base with sweetened syrup blended through it, and the sugar in the dairy counts towards the total alongside the added kind.
Fix
Compare with the alternatives on the same document. A Soft Serve Cup carries 22g of sugars, so a shake is close to four cups of soft serve on that measure alone.

Is a vanilla shake lighter than the OREO version

Cause
By 80 calories. Vanilla sits at 600 and the OREO Cookie Shake at 680, with the chocolate OREO version at 710, all on the same November 2022 panels.
Fix
Order vanilla if the count matters and the format does not. Twenty cents typically separates the two, so the saving is in calories rather than money.

The one shake with a settled price and a published panel

Two things make this row unusual on a Burger King menu. The price does not move, and the nutrition is documented. Both listings read in August 2026 came in at $4.29, with no spread whatsoever, on a menu where a Whopper was recorded anywhere between $6.69 and $10.59 depending on the restaurant. And a full macro panel exists for the shake, published by the company in November 2022, which five of the twelve desserts here cannot claim.

That combination makes the vanilla the reference point for the whole shake line. Everything else in it is measured against these figures: the OREO Cookie Shake adds 80 calories for the biscuit, the OREO Cookie Chocolate Shake adds 110, and the chocolate and strawberry versions have no published count at all to compare with.

None of which means the price is fixed nationally. No US price is published for anything on this menu. It means two published listings agreed, which is the strongest evidence available here.

What's in it

Blended vanilla soft serve, served in one unsized cup. The published panel reads 600 calories, 16g of total fat, 11g of saturated fat, 410mg of sodium, 98g of carbohydrate, 81g of sugars and 13g of protein. Sugar is where a plain shake surprises people: 81g is nearly four times what a Soft Serve Cup carries, and none of it is cookie or syrup ornament, since this is the version with nothing added. Protein at 13g is the highest of any dessert with a figure, and the 410mg of sodium is the lowest of the three documented shakes. Allergen information could not be obtained from any Burger King source, which on a dairy product is the gap worth knowing about.

Is it worth it

Within the shake line it is the sensible pick. No other shake matches it on all three counts: cheapest of the four at $4.29 typical, lightest with a published figure at 600, and the only one where two readings agreed to the cent. Twenty cents more buys the OREO version and 80 more calories with it.

Outside the shake line the arithmetic changes completely. $4.29 buys roughly three Soft Serve Cones, or two slices of HERSHEY'S Sundae Pie with change, and either of those pairs comes in under 600 calories in total. A shake is the most expensive way to buy dessert here and the largest portion by some distance, and both of those facts point in the same direction: order it as the dessert, not as the drink beside one.

Vanilla Shake at a glance

Burger King price
not published
Calories
600, from Burger King
Typical price
$4.29

Questions people ask

How much is a Vanilla Shake at Burger King?

$4.29 on both August 2026 readings, with no variation recorded between them. That makes it the joint cheapest of the five shakes on the dessert list, level with the chocolate and the strawberry.

How many calories are in a Burger King Vanilla Shake?

600, published by Burger King in November 2022, with 16g of fat, 11g of it saturated, 410mg of sodium, 98g of carbohydrate, 81g of sugars and 13g of protein.

Which Burger King shake has the fewest calories?

The plain vanilla, of the ones with a published figure, at 600 against 680 and 710 for the two OREO versions. Chocolate and strawberry have no company count to compare.

Is this page an official Burger King price list?

No. The 600-calorie panel is Burger King's; the price is not, because the company publishes none. Both readings above were taken in August 2026.

Can this site tell me the price at my local Burger King?

It cannot. Two readings agreeing on $4.29 is a good sign rather than a guarantee, and the operator sets the board in each restaurant.

HelpMeLogin is independent of Burger King and its franchisees and sells nothing. The 600-calorie figure and the macro panel quoted here belong to Burger King and were published in November 2022. Vanilla Shake prices were recorded on the date shown and are not offers.