Quick Answer: The Soft Serve Cone costs $1.99 (200 kcal).
The same vanilla soft serve as the Soft Serve Cup, just served in a crunchy cone instead of a cup. That crunch adds a bit more texture contrast against the smooth ice cream, plus a slightly higher calorie count from the cone itself.
It’s a classic choice if you want something to hold and eat on the go rather than needing a spoon.
What’s Included
- Vanilla soft serve
- Crunchy cone
Price
- Regular: $1.99
The price may vary. The average price shown here depends on the store location.
Nutrition Values
- Energy: 200 kcal (837 kJ)
- Protein: 5 g
- Fat: 5 g
- Saturated Fat: 3 g
- Carbohydrates: 33 g
- Sugar: 22 g
- Sodium: 150 mg
- Cholesterol: 20 mg
Energy from food and drink is measured in kilojoules (kJ), and getting a balanced amount matters for daily activity and overall health.
- Adults need roughly 2,200 calories (8,700 kJ) a day on average, though this varies with activity level, body weight, and height.
- For kids, daily energy needs depend on age, weight, gender, and activity level.
Allergen Information
This item contains or may come into contact with these allergens:
- Wheat
- Milk
- Egg
- Oil
- Soy
- Sesame
May contain traces of rye gluten and barley gluten.
My Honest Take
Compared to the Soft Serve Cup, this runs 20 kcal higher, mostly down to the cone itself since the fat and sugar numbers stay identical between the two. Both are the lightest desserts on the entire menu, so the choice really just comes down to whether you want a cup or a cone.
If you’re eating on the move, the cone is the more practical pick since there’s no spoon involved. Order it through Burger King’s official website or the app.
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Browse all items in Sweets & Treats, or see the full Burger King menu for burgers, sides, and drinks.
FAQs
How many calories are in the Soft Serve Cone?
200 kcal.
How much does it cost?
$1.99.
How is this different from the Soft Serve Cup?
Same vanilla soft serve, just served in a cone instead of a cup, which adds about 20 kcal but keeps the sugar and fat numbers the same.
Is it a good option if I’m on the go?
Yes, since there’s no spoon needed, it’s easier to eat while walking or driving compared to the cup version.
Should You Get the Soft Serve Cone?
Yes, if you want the same light soft serve as the cup but in a more portable, handheld format, this is the better pick. The added crunch from the cone is a nice bonus too.
If you’d rather eat with a spoon and skip the extra calories from the cone, the Soft Serve Cup is the alternative at the same price.
