$4.79 is the typical OREO McFlurry price, on a $3.99 to $5.59 band, at 410 calories.
The typical McDonald's OREO McFlurry price is $4.79, inside a recorded band of $3.99 to $5.59. That band is the widest in Sweets & Treats, about 40% from floor to ceiling on a single cup. McDonald's puts the regular size at 410 calories, one of only two figures in this section read back twice under separate prompts. It is the dearest dessert recorded here.
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What you need
5 itemsOREO McFlurry (Regular) price and calories
| Item | Typical price | Price range | Calories |
|---|---|---|---|
| OREO McFlurry (Regular) | $4.79 | $3.99 – $5.59 | 410 Cal |
If something goes wrong
The price band is wider here than on any other dessert
- Cause
- Four readings produced three different values between $3.99 and $5.59. Against a $4.79 middle that is roughly 40% of spread, second only to the Vanilla Cone here.
- Fix
- Treat $4.79 as a centre of gravity and nothing firmer. Anywhere near $5.59, the sundae at $3.89 typical becomes the better buy on rate.
Calorie figures for this cup disagree between sources
- Cause
- One reading in the check printed 510 against the company's 410, a plain digit error rather than a rounding drift, and the higher number travels.
- Fix
- Use 410. McDonald's published it and the page returned it twice under differently worded reads, which is better backing than most figures in this section carry.
Only one McFlurry flavour has a price on this site
- Cause
- The M&M'S version returned no figure anywhere in the check, so its row was left empty. Both are the same format at the same regular size.
- Fix
- Use $4.79 as a working estimate for either cup and confirm at the counter. The calorie gap is real, though: 410 here against 570 for the M&M'S.
A format rather than a flavour, and what the mix-in actually costs
A McFlurry is a format rather than a flavour, with its mix-in spun through the whole cup instead of poured across the top of it. That distinction decides everything measurable here, because the two McFlurry rows on this menu are the same cup at the same size and differ only in what goes into them.
What's in it
A regular cup with cookie pieces spun through it. The published figure is 410 calories, and McDonald's product page returned that twice under two differently worded reads, which puts it among the better-supported numbers in Sweets & Treats. Set it against the M&M'S version of the identical format at 570 and the arithmetic is stark: 160 calories separate two cups of the same size, and the mix-in is the thing that changed.
Set it instead against the pour-over format and the gap runs the other way. A Hot Fudge Sundae is 330 calories, so spinning cookie pieces through the cup costs 80 more than pouring sauce across the top of it. A plain Vanilla Cone, with nothing poured on or stirred in, is 200. Nothing under the calorie line could be read on any of those pages, because a calculator running in the browser draws the macro table and the allergen list in after the page arrives.
Price is where this cup produced the loosest result in the section. Four readings of published US prices in August 2026 came back at three different values, from $3.99 up to $5.59, and the middle settled at $4.79. Roughly 95% of US restaurants under the brand are franchised, a share McDonald's states in its Form 10-K, and every operator prices independently, which is the mechanism behind a 40% gap on one dessert.
Is it worth it
Against the rest of the section, this is the expensive end. $4.79 buys 410 calories, while $3.89 buys a Hot Fudge Sundae at 330 and $1.99 buys a Vanilla Cone at 200. The cone wins on rate. Volume goes the other way.
The honest case for it rests on format rather than value. Sauce sits on top of a sundae and is gone in the first few spoonfuls. A mix-in is distributed through the cup, which is the whole point of the machine that makes it, and no other item on the McDonald's dessert board does that. Whether that is worth roughly a dollar over the sundae is a matter of preference, not arithmetic.
One practical note for anyone comparing prices. Delivery apps run their own markup on top of the restaurant's board, so a delivery total says nothing useful about the counter price. The McDonald's app with a restaurant selected is where the binding figure appears.
OREO McFlurry (Regular) at a glance
- McDonald's price
- not published
- Calories
- 410, from McDonald's
- Typical price
- $4.79
Questions people ask
How much is an OREO McFlurry?
$4.79 was the typical figure, on a band of $3.99 to $5.59 recorded from published US listings in August 2026. Four readings sit behind that row, and they produced three different prices.
How many calories are in an OREO McFlurry?
410 for the regular size, published by McDonald's and read back twice. The M&M'S version of the same format is 570, so the mix-in accounts for a 160-calorie gap.
Is a McFlurry bigger than a sundae?
On calories, yes: 410 against 330 for a Hot Fudge Sundae. The difference is partly portion and partly method, since a mix-in runs through the whole cup while sauce sits on top.
Is this page an official McDonald's price list?
No. The 410-calorie figure is McDonald's; the prices beside it were recorded from published US listings in August 2026 and dated under the table. The company publishes almost no US menu prices.
Can this site tell me the price at my local McDonald's?
No, and the width of this row shows why. Franchisees run about 95% of US locations and price their own menus, which produced everything from $3.99 to $5.59 on one cup. The McDonald's app gives the local figure.