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Updated 24 August 2026

In-N-Out Drinks Menu with Prices and Calories

The In-N-Out drinks menu holds 14 options and runs from a $0.99 carton of milk to a $2.65 extra large fountain cup. Six Coca-Cola products sit on the fountain wall alongside two lemonades and two teas, and coffee, hot cocoa and milk are poured separately.

This is the part of the menu where a single choice moves a meal total the most. A medium Signature Pink Lemonade carries 200 calories and a medium Diet Coke carries zero, and both cost the same $2.25. Every figure below uses the with ice column from the company nutrition sheet, since that is how the cup is handed over.

14 items in this category
$0.99 lowest price, the Milk
159 average calories per item
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All In-N-Out drinks (14 items)

  • Popular

    Coca-Cola

    $2.25 medium 180 cal

  • Diet Coke

    $2.25 medium 0 cal

  • Cherry Coke

    $2.25 medium 190 cal

  • Dr Pepper

    $2.25 medium 180 cal

  • 7UP

    $2.25 medium 180 cal

  • Barqs Root Beer

    $2.25 medium 190 cal
  • Popular

    Signature Pink Lemonade

    $2.25 medium 200 cal

  • Lite Pink Lemonade

    $2.25 medium 10 cal

  • Unsweetened Iced Tea

    $2.25 medium 0 cal

  • Sweet Iced Tea

    $2.25 medium 110 cal

  • Coffee

    $1.35 0 cal

  • Hot Cocoa

    $2.25 160 cal

  • Milk

    $0.99 160 cal

  • Lemon Up

    $2.25 190 cal EST

In-N-Out drinks price list

Menu item Price Calories Calories per dollar
Milk $0.99 160 162
Coffee $1.35 0 -
Coca-Cola $2.25 180 80
Diet Coke $2.25 0 -
Cherry Coke $2.25 190 84
Dr Pepper $2.25 180 80
7UP $2.25 180 80
Barqs Root Beer $2.25 190 84
Signature Pink Lemonade $2.25 200 89
Lite Pink Lemonade $2.25 10 4
Unsweetened Iced Tea $2.25 0 -
Sweet Iced Tea $2.25 110 49
Hot Cocoa $2.25 160 71
Lemon Up EST $2.25 190 84

Rows marked EST are off menu orders. In-N-Out does not publish a price or a calorie count for them, so the figures are calculated from the published items each one is built from.

Published nutrition for In-N-Out drinks

ItemServingCaloriesFat (g)Carbs (g)Protein (g)Sodium (mg)Sugars (g)
Coca-Cola15 oz18005005050
Diet Coke15 oz0000600
Cherry Coke15 oz19005205052
Dr Pepper15 oz18004905548
7UP15 oz18004806548
Barqs Root Beer15 oz19005008550
Signature Pink Lemonade15 oz20004803045
Lite Pink Lemonade15 oz10040350
Unsweetened Iced Tea9 oz000000
Sweet Iced Tea9 oz1100300030
Coffee15 oz000000
Hot Cocoa8 oz160333224029
Milk10 oz1607161016016

Drink figures are the company published with ice values at each cup size. The Lemon Up row is averaged from its two components. Updated 24 August 2026. Report an error or check the official In-N-Out nutrition page.

See how the drink changes the whole order

The full menu page lists all 43 items with prices and calories, so a fountain choice can be measured against the burger and side it is going with.

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Calories by cup size

In-N-Out sells four cup sizes and publishes calories for each one. Small is 11 ounces, medium is 15, large is 22 and extra large is 29, all measured with ice. The gaps are wide enough to matter: the same Coca-Cola runs from 130 calories in a small cup to 360 in an extra large, and a Signature Pink Lemonade runs from 150 to 400.

Drink Small 11 oz Medium 15 oz Large 22 oz X-Large 29 oz
Coca-Cola 130 180 270 360
Diet Coke 0 0 0 0
Cherry Coke 140 190 280 370
7UP 130 180 260 350
Dr Pepper 130 180 260 350
Barqs Root Beer 140 190 270 360
Signature Pink Lemonade 150 200 300 400
Lite Pink Lemonade 5 10 15 15
Unsweetened Iced Tea 0 0 0 0
Sweet Iced Tea 80 110 180 240

Calories per cup, with ice, from the In-N-Out nutrition facts sheet. Iced tea cups are smaller at 6, 9, 14 and 19 ounces. Sweet iced tea is sold in selected markets only.

The ice column and why it matters

In-N-Out is one of the few chains that publishes calories both with and without ice, and the difference is larger than it sounds. A medium cup with ice holds 15 ounces of liquid. The same medium cup filled without ice holds 20 ounces. That takes a medium Coca-Cola from 180 calories to 240, a 33 percent increase for the same price and the same cup.

The pattern scales. An extra large Coca-Cola with ice is 360 calories, and the no ice version of the same size reaches 520. Anyone asking for light ice or no ice is buying more drink than the posted figure describes, which is worth knowing when a fountain cup is already the second largest calorie source in a combo.

The zero and near zero options

Four choices land at or near zero. Diet Coke is zero at every size. Unsweetened iced tea is zero calories, zero sugar and zero sodium at every size, brewed in the restaurant rather than poured from a syrup line. Coffee is zero before anything is added. Lite Pink Lemonade is 10 calories in a medium cup with no sugar at all.

Swapping any of these into a combo removes the full drink cost in calories at no change in price. On a Double-Double Combo that takes the meal from roughly 1,150 calories to roughly 970, and on a Hamburger Combo from 900 to 720. That is a larger reduction than dropping the fries would deliver, and the fries are covered on the fries page.

Milk, cocoa and coffee

Three drinks sit outside the fountain. A 10 ounce carton of milk at $0.99 is the cheapest item on the entire menu and carries 160 calories with 10 grams of protein, 7 grams of fat and 16 grams of sugar. On protein per dollar it beats every burger on the board, which makes it a genuinely useful addition rather than a children only option.

Hot cocoa is 8 ounces and 160 calories, rising to 180 with marshmallows, and it carries 240 milligrams of sodium which is the highest of any drink here. Coffee is 15 ounces and zero calories. Neither is a large seller, but both are on the board year round rather than seasonally, and the cocoa is the only hot sweet item the chain sells.

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In-N-Out drinks questions

How much is a drink at In-N-Out?

Fountain drinks run about $2.05 for a small, $2.25 for a medium, $2.45 for a large and $2.65 for an extra large. Coffee is about $1.35, hot cocoa about $2.25 and a 10 ounce carton of milk about $0.99.

What drinks does In-N-Out have?

Coca-Cola, Diet Coke, Cherry Coke, 7UP, Dr Pepper and Barqs Root Beer on the fountain, plus Signature Pink Lemonade, Lite Pink Lemonade, unsweetened iced tea and sweet iced tea in selected markets. Coffee, hot cocoa and milk are sold separately.

Which In-N-Out drink has the fewest calories?

Diet Coke and unsweetened iced tea are zero calories at every cup size, and coffee is zero before anything is added to it. Lite Pink Lemonade is close at 10 calories in a medium cup and zero grams of sugar.

How many calories are in a medium Coca-Cola at In-N-Out?

A medium Coca-Cola with ice holds 15 ounces and carries 180 calories with 50 grams of sugar. The same medium cup ordered without ice holds 20 ounces and reaches 240 calories.

Does In-N-Out have free refills?

Dine in customers can refill at the counter in most restaurants. Drive thru orders are handed over once. Every calorie figure on this page counts one cup, so a refill doubles it.

Is In-N-Out pink lemonade high in sugar?

Signature Pink Lemonade is the highest calorie option on the fountain at 200 calories and 45 grams of sugar in a medium cup, above every cola. The Lite version delivers the same flavor at 10 calories and zero sugar.

What is a Lemon Up at In-N-Out?

Half 7UP and half Signature Pink Lemonade poured into the same cup at the fountain. It costs the standard cup price and lands near 190 calories in a medium, sitting between the two drinks it is mixed from.

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