Baskin-Robbins Sundaes (2026): Every Sundae — Prices & Official Calories
Baskin-Robbins builds its sundaes in two families: the classics — scoops, your choice of sauce, whipped cream and a cherry — and the layered sundaes, where the toppings run all the way through the cup instead of sitting on top. This page lines up every sundae on the menu with its typical price and its official standard-build calories from Baskin-Robbins’ nutrition guide (printed 20 October 2026). Each sundae has its own full page on this site; this is the map. Prices are typical ranges — franchised shops set their own.
Checked: 6 November 2026. Standard-build calories are the official figures for the default recipe; your flavor choices move them.
Every Baskin-Robbins sundae, compared
| Sundae | The build | Typical price | Official calories |
|---|---|---|---|
| Classic Sundae | Two scoops, your choice of sauce, whipped cream, cherry | $5.50–$7.50 | 600 |
| 3-Scoop Sundae | Three scoops, your toppings, whipped cream, cherry | $6.50–$8.50 | 830 |
| Warm Brownie Sundae | A warm chocolate brownie under scoops, hot fudge, whipped cream | $6.50–$8.50 | 810 |
| Banana Royale | Three scoops over a fresh banana, sauces, whipped cream | $7–$9 | 710 |
| Banana Split | The traditional split-banana boat — the larger banana sundae | $7.50–$9.50 | 990 |
| OREO® Layered Sundae | Ice cream layered with crushed OREO® cookies and hot fudge | $6–$8 | 1,100 |
| Cookie Dough Layered Sundae | Ice cream layered with cookie dough chunks and hot fudge | $6–$8 | 1,110 |
| REESE’S PB Cup Layered Sundae | Ice cream layered with PB cup pieces and chocolate + PB sauces | $6–$8 | 1,320 |
Two reference points frame the table. Below it sits the one-scoop classic sundae — the lightest sundae Baskin-Robbins builds, at an official 350 calories. Above it, the heaviest sundae the official guide lists is a limited-time one: the Biscoff Layered Sundae at 1,410 calories, from the Biscoff rotation. The REESE’S layered sundae (1,320) is the heaviest permanent one. Full menu-wide extremes are on the nutrition page.
Classics vs layered: the actual difference
A classic sundae is scoops plus toppings — the ice cream is the event and the sauce dresses it. A layered sundae repeats ice cream, filling and sauce in strata up the cup, so the last spoonful tastes like the first. That structure is why the layered builds carry the menu’s highest calories despite costing the same or less than the banana sundaes: the filling is not a garnish, it is half the cup. If you want the flavor of the ice cream itself, order a classic; if you want a constructed dessert, order layered.
The calorie ladder, honestly
Standard builds climb like this: one-scoop classic 350 → two-scoop classic 600 → Banana Royale 710 → Warm Brownie 810 → 3-Scoop 830 → Banana Split 990 → OREO Layered 1,100 → Cookie Dough Layered 1,110 → REESE’S Layered 1,320 → Biscoff Layered (limited) 1,410. Two lessons hide in that ladder. The banana sundaes sit mid-table, not at the top — the Split’s reputation as the giant is out of date. And scoop count is not what drives calories: the 3-scoop classic (830) lands below the Banana Split (990) because sauces, fillings and whipped cream do the heavy lifting.
Which sundae for whom
| You want… | Order | Why |
|---|---|---|
| The lightest real sundae | One-scoop or two-scoop Classic | 350 / 600 official calories; the sauce is your only extra |
| The most ice cream per dollar | 3-Scoop Sundae | Three full scoops at $6.50–$8.50 |
| The banana experience | Banana Split (traditional) or Banana Royale (smaller) | 990 vs 710 calories; the Royale is its own sundae, not a mini Split |
| Maximum indulgence | REESE’S Layered Sundae | 1,320 calories — the heaviest permanent build |
| Crunch in every bite | OREO Layered Sundae | Cookie pieces layered through, not sprinkled on |
| Warm and cold together | Warm Brownie Sundae | The only classic built on a warm base |
Build your own, and the current deal
Every classic sundae is customizable by definition — pick the scoops, pick the sauce — and the secret menu page covers the custom builds regulars actually order, including the three-chocolate sundae. One timely note: Baskin-Robbins has been running buy-one-get-one sundae offers through the app this season, and the current run ends 12 November 2026 — status and the rest of the board are on the deals page, checked monthly.
Baskin-Robbins sundaes — frequently asked questions
How many sundaes does Baskin-Robbins have?
Eight regular sundaes: five classics (Classic, 3-Scoop, Warm Brownie, Banana Royale, Banana Split) and three layered sundaes (OREO, Cookie Dough, REESE’S), plus limited-time layered builds like the Biscoff Layered Sundae when its flavor rotates in.
What is the cheapest Baskin-Robbins sundae?
The Classic Sundae, typically $5.50–$7.50 for the two-scoop build. A one-scoop classic, where offered, costs less still. The layered sundaes run $6–$8.
Which Baskin-Robbins sundae has the most calories?
Of the permanent menu, the REESE’S PB Cup Layered Sundae at 1,320 official calories. The limited-time Biscoff Layered Sundae is higher at 1,410. The lightest is the one-scoop classic at 350.
What is the difference between a classic and a layered sundae?
A classic puts toppings on top of scoops. A layered sundae repeats ice cream, filling and sauce in layers through the whole cup — which is why layered builds carry more calories at the same price.
Is the Banana Royale the same as a Banana Split?
No — they are different builds. The Royale is a three-scoop banana sundae at 710 official calories; the Split is the larger, traditional split-banana boat at 990. Both have their own pages here, with a head-to-head table.
Can I choose my own flavors in a Baskin-Robbins sundae?
Yes — classic sundaes are built on your choice of scoops and sauce, and shops will usually build layered sundaes on a requested base flavor too. Flavor choice changes the calories: the official figures in the table above are for the standard builds.
