Cookout Desserts & Floats Menu
The Cookout Desserts & Floats Menu covers three items from $1.39 to $1.99, and the floats are the ones worth knowing about. A Cheerwine Float costs $1.39 for 401 calories and uses the cherry soda that carries real weight in the Carolinas where most of these restaurants sit. A Coke Float matches the price at $1.39 for 399 calories. Cheesecake at $1.99 rounds out the section at 355 calories, which makes it the lightest dessert on offer. The floats undercut a milkshake by well over a dollar, so anyone wanting something sweet without spending three dollars orders one of these instead. That said, the 36 shakes on the milkshake menu are what this chain is actually known for, and a float sits in a different category of drink. All three items are available all day, right up to closing, which at most restaurants means past three in the morning.
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Floats Against Milkshakes at Cookout
Price separates them cleanly. A Cheerwine Float at $1.39 costs well under a Vanilla milkshake at $2.79, and calories land close: 401 calories for the float against 555 calories for the shake. The float is thinner, drinks faster and works better alongside a heavy tray.
Cheesecake at $1.99 is the only non frozen dessert and at 355 calories it is lighter than every shake on the board. Anyone wanting the full dessert experience should still look at the cobbler shakes, where Peach Cobbler and Cherry Cobbler at 842 calories eat more like a plated dessert than a drink. Price the whole order in the nutrition calculator before you commit.
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Cookout Desserts & Floats Questions
Three items: a Cheerwine Float and a Coke Float at $1.39, plus Cheesecake at $1.99. The Cookout Desserts & Floats Menu sits separate from the 36 milkshakes.
Three: a Cheerwine Float at $1.39, a Coke Float at $1.39 and Cheesecake at $1.99. The 36 milkshakes sit in their own category.
$1.39, coming to 401 calories. It costs noticeably less than a milkshake.
A cherry flavored soft drink made in North Carolina and long associated with the Carolinas, where most Cookout restaurants are. The float pairs it with ice cream.
355 calories at $1.99, making it the lightest dessert option on the menu.
Yes. Floats cost $1.39 against $2.79 for the cheapest shake, and they carry fewer calories.
Yes. Most restaurants serve the full menu until closing, which is 3 AM at the majority of locations and 4 AM on Friday and Saturday. See the hours page.
Not as a standalone scoop. Ice cream appears in the floats and across all 36 milkshake flavors.
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