What are the Baskin Robbins Menu Prices?

Updated on September 4, 2026 | Written by Alec Pow
This article was researched using 11 sources. See our methodology and corrections policy.

Baskin-Robbins menu prices now vary enough by location that there is no honest single national price list. In current 2026 online menus, a Single Scoop is about $4.98 to $7.36, a Double Scoop about $6.86 to $11.86, a two-scoop sundae about $8.73 to $13.73, a 24-ounce Fresh Pack about $15.33 to $19.98, and a Cake in a Box about $37.48 to $47.48. Delivery, pickup, franchise pricing, and local costs can move the same item several dollars from one store to another.

The useful number is the price at the shop you plan to use. Baskin-Robbins’ official menu lists scoops, sundaes, beverages, take-home ice cream, custom cakes, Cake in a Box, Polar Pizza treats, Creature Creations, cones, and other products, but it asks customers to choose a store before ordering rather than publishing one nationwide price sheet.

That location effect is not small. One current New York store lists a Single Scoop at $4.98, while a Concord, California store lists one at $7.36. The California example is $2.38 higher, or about 48% more, before any delivery or service fee.

Article Highlights

• A current Single Scoop runs about $4.98 to $7.36 in the store examples checked for this article.
• A Double Scoop runs about $6.86 to $11.86 (at $30 per hour, earning that amount would take about 14 to 24 minutes, before taxes), depending on location.
• At one New York store, upgrading from one 4-ounce scoop to two costs only $1.88 more.
• A 24-ounce Fresh Pack can cost much less than buying the same amount as six individual scoops.
• Current Cake in a Box examples run roughly $37.48 to $47.48.
• Baskin-Robbins Rewards can add member offers, and participating stores advertise a free Single Scoop after a first qualified purchase.

Current Baskin-Robbins Prices

Menu item	Current observed price	Price context
Single Scoop	$4.98 to $7.36	4-ounce scoop
Double Scoop	$6.86 to $11.86 (about 14 to 24 minutes at $30 per hour)	Two 4-ounce scoops
Triple Scoop	$11.98 to $14.11	Three 4-ounce scoops in current examples
Two-Scoop Sundae	$8.73 to $13.73	Store-specific online examples
Milkshake	$7.86 to $11.61	Flavor and size choices can change price
Fresh Pack	$15.33 to $19.98	24-ounce take-home pack in examples checked
Cake in a Box	$37.48 to $47.48	One-size layered ice cream cake

The low end above includes a current New York Baskin-Robbins listing with a Single Scoop at $4.98, Double Scoop at $6.86, Fresh Pack at $13.73, and Milkshake at $7.86. DoorDash says those menu prices are set directly by the merchant.

California examples show why a range is more useful. A Concord menu lists a Single Scoop at $7.36, Double Scoop at $11.86, and Fresh Pack at $17.48. A Santa Clara location lists a Single Scoop at $6.61, Triple Scoop at $14.11, Milkshake at $11.61, and OREO Cookie Crunch Cake in a Box at $47.48.

Why Prices Change by Store

Baskin-Robbins shops operate in different local markets, so rent, wages, taxes, franchise decisions, and delivery-channel pricing can affect what appears on the menu. DoorDash’s Baskin-Robbins menu page explicitly warns that prices are estimated from a predicted location and can vary by store.

Ordering method matters too. A store can set a delivery-menu price that differs from pickup or in-shop pricing, and the checkout can then add delivery fees, service fees, tax, and tip. This is why a delivery listing should be treated as a current local price signal, not a promise that every Baskin-Robbins counter charges the same amount.

Mini case 1, location premium: Compare the $4.98 New York Single Scoop with the $7.36 Concord Single Scoop. The difference is $2.38. The higher example costs about 48% more for the same stated 4-ounce scoop size.

Single vs Double Scoop Math

Baskin-Robbins’ current nutrition guide uses 4 ounces as the standard Single Scoop serving and 2.5 ounces for a kid-size scoop. The 2026 nutrition guide also shows that calories and ingredients vary by flavor, so scoop size should not be confused with identical nutrition across flavors.

At the New York store above, one 4-ounce scoop costs $4.98. Two scoops cost $6.86. The second 4 ounces therefore add only $1.88, rather than another $4.98.

The per-ounce math changes from about $1.25 per ounce for the Single Scoop to about $0.86 per ounce for the Double Scoop. That makes the Double Scoop about 31% cheaper per ounce at that store, even though the customer spends more at checkout.

Mini case 2, bigger order value: Someone who would genuinely eat two scoops spends $6.86 instead of buying two separate Single Scoops for $9.96. The Double Scoop saves $3.10, or about 31%, against that two-single comparison.

Take-Home Ice Cream

The largest value difference appears when several people want ice cream. A current Parkville, Maryland menu lists a 4-ounce Single Scoop at $6.01 and a 24-ounce Fresh Pack at $15.33 (about 31 minutes at $30 per hour).

Six individual 4-ounce scoops contain the same 24 ounces and would cost $36.06. The Fresh Pack costs $20.73 less, a savings of about 57.5%. That comparison does not include cones or individual serving cups, but it shows why take-home packaging can be much cheaper when the goal is simply to buy more ice cream.

Worked example: A family of four wants one 4-ounce serving each. Four Single Scoops at that Parkville price cost $24.04. One 24-ounce Fresh Pack costs $15.33, covers four 4-ounce servings, and leaves 8 ounces for later. The family saves $8.71 while buying 50% more ice cream than the four individual scoops provide.

Family and Cake Math

For a store visit, four single scoops can land around $19.92 to $29.44 using the New York and Concord examples. Four Double Scoops would be roughly $27.44 to $47.44. Taxes, cones, toppings, and delivery charges can raise those totals.

For a larger group, Baskin-Robbins now sells Cake in a Box alongside custom cakes and pies. The official Cake in a Box menu lists OREO Cookie Crunch, M&M’S with Cookie Dough, and Mint Cookie Crunch versions. Nutrition is stated per one-tenth of a cake, which gives a useful ten-portion basis for price comparisons.

A current Wildomar, California store lists OREO Cookie Crunch Cake in a Box at $37.48, while the Santa Clara example is $47.48. On a ten-portion basis, that works out to roughly $3.75 to $4.75 per portion. That can be cheaper per person than ten individual scoops, though a cake and a scoop are different products and serving sizes.

Mini case 3, ten-person party: Ten $6.61 Single Scoops at the Santa Clara price would cost $66.10. The $47.48 Cake in a Box is $18.62 less on a ten-portion comparison before tax. The cake also gives the group one shared dessert rather than ten individually chosen flavors.

Rewards Can Change the Bill

Baskin-Robbins Rewards can matter more than shaving a few cents from one menu item. An official Baskin-Robbins location page currently advertises a free Single Scoop after a member’s first qualified purchase at participating U.S. stores. The reward excludes waffle cones and toppings and expires 45 days after receipt.

The brand also runs member-only offers through the BR App. Promotions change, so an old coupon should not be built into a permanent price table. Check the app before ordering, particularly for a family order or cake purchase where a percentage or buy-one offer can be worth more than a small menu-price difference.

What You’re Actually Buying

Baskin-Robbins began in 1945 and built its identity around the idea of 31 flavors, one for every day of the month. The product line now extends well beyond one scoop in a cup. Current U.S. menus include sundaes, shakes, take-home packs, frozen beverages, custom cakes, Cake in a Box, Polar Pizza treats, Creature Creations, and DIY products.

The company’s 80th-anniversary history says Baskin-Robbins has created about 1,400 flavors and now has more than 7,800 restaurants in 36 global markets. Baskin-Robbins is part of the Inspire Brands family, not a company currently owned by Dunkin’ Brands as older descriptions still claim.

The 31-flavor idea also does not mean every shop has exactly the same 31 flavors available at all times. Permanent selections, seasonal flavors, limited releases, and local availability change. Customers choosing a specific flavor should check the store or current ordering menu before making a trip.

What We Verified

Related Ice Cream Costs

For a broader grocery-versus-shop comparison, see current ice cream prices across packaged brands and serving sizes.

Another scoop-shop comparison is available in our Cold Stone Creamery menu prices, where mix-ins and serving sizes create a different price structure.

For party desserts, compare Baskin-Robbins Cake in a Box pricing with the cost of Dairy Queen cakes.

Answers to Common Questions

How much is one scoop at Baskin-Robbins?

Current examples checked for this article run from about $4.98 to $7.36 for a 4-ounce Single Scoop. Your local store can charge outside that range.

How much is a Double Scoop?

Current examples run about $6.86 to $11.86. At one New York store, doubling from 4 ounces to 8 ounces adds only $1.88 to the Single Scoop price.

How much is a Baskin-Robbins cake?

Current Cake in a Box examples are roughly $37.48 to $47.48. Custom cakes vary by size, design, flavor, store, and pickup location.

Is buying a Fresh Pack cheaper than individual scoops?

It can be substantially cheaper when several people want ice cream. In one current store example, six 4-ounce Single Scoops total $36.06, while one 24-ounce Fresh Pack costs $15.33.

Does Baskin-Robbins have egg-free ice cream?

Ingredients and allergens vary by flavor. Do not assume that most flavors are egg-free based on an old menu article. Baskin-Robbins advises customers with food allergies to check the current flavor information and tell a crew member before ordering because cross-contact can occur.