Huge Fresh-Brewed Sweet Tea
$2.39
· 330 cal
Protein 0g · Fat 0g · Carbs 84g
A comically large fresh-brewed sweet tea (330 cal) — or go unsweet for 0 cal. The official drink of the Cook Out Tray.
Signature
Every tray needs a drink — and Cook Out's are famously enormous. The Huge Sweet Tea (32 oz, $2.39, 330 cal) is the icon (unsweet = 0 cal). Carolina-born Cheerwine (Large 24 oz, 216 cal) flows at every fountain. Coke products (Huge 32 oz from 0–302 cal) cover the classics. And the 16 oz floats ($3.99) — Cheerwine (401 cal) or Coke (399 cal) drowned with vanilla ice cream — are summer in a cup. All calories official.
5 items below · 216–401 cal range — click any card for full nutrition (fat, sodium, sugar & more), ingredients & price details. Prices vary by location.
Drinks & Floats with Prices & Calories
Cheerwine (Large 24 oz)
$2.39
· 216 cal
Protein 0g · Fat 0g · Carbs 60g
The legendary Carolina cherry soda, invented 1917 in Salisbury, NC. On every Cook Out fountain. (Huge 32 oz = 288 cal.)
SouthernSignature
Fountain Drinks (Huge 32 oz)
$2.39
· 280 cal
Protein 0g · Fat 0g · Carbs 78g
Coca-Cola, Diet Coke (0 cal), Sprite, Dr Pepper, root beer, Hi-C, lemonade and more — ice-cold and huge.
Classic
Cheerwine / Coke Float (16 oz)
$3.99
· 401 cal
Protein 10g · Fat 11g · Carbs 69g
Vanilla ice cream drowned in Cheerwine (401 cal) or Coke (399 cal). Southern summer in a cup.
Fan Favorite
Dasani Bottled Water
$1.99
· Varies
Protein 0g · Fat 0g · Carbs 0g
Ice-cold bottled water. Zero calories, maximum responsibility.
Zero Calorie
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FAQs
How big is the Cook Out Huge Tea?
32 oz of fresh-brewed tea for $2.39 — 330 cal sweetened, 0 cal unsweet. It's the default tray drink for regulars.
What is Cheerwine?
A cherry soda invented in 1917 in Salisbury, NC — one of America's oldest family-owned sodas, and a Cook Out fountain staple.
How many calories in a Cook Out float?
Cheerwine Float: 401 cal; Coke Float: 399 cal (both 16 oz with vanilla ice cream, per official nutrition).