Scooters Blenders Menu With Prices (2026)

Blenders are Scooter’s frozen, milkshake-thick answer to iced coffee, and for a lot of regulars they are the reason summer visits become a habit. Each one folds espresso, flavor syrups and a creamy ice cream base into a drink that is closer to dessert than a morning coffee, then finishes with whipped cream and a drizzle. If a standard iced latte feels too light and you want something you can practically eat with a straw, this is your section.

The lineup covers the full range of Scooter’s signature flavors, from the caramel-forward Caramelicious Blender to the peanut-butter-loaded Peanut Butter Crunch, so there is a frozen version of almost every drink people already love. Below you will find every blender with its size and price, notes on which ones are worth the calories, and tips for adjusting the sweetness so the drink fits your taste rather than overwhelming it.

Caramelicious® Blender

From $5.75

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The frozen version of the signature drink. Caramel, espresso and an ice cream base blended thick and cold, topped with whipped cream. The default order and an easy crowd pleaser.

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Cosmic Brownies Blender

From $7.09

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Brownie flavor blended into a frozen coffee treat with colorful cosmic candy on top. Rich, chocolatey and the most indulgent choice in the case.

Peanut Butter Crunch Blender

From $5.75

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Peanut butter, hazelnut, toffee and chocolate blended with espresso and ice cream base. The richest, most dessert-like blender for anyone who treats coffee as a treat.

Mocha Blender

From $5.75

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Chocolate and coffee blended frozen and thick. Simple, classic and reliable when you cannot decide, and endlessly customizable with an extra shot or syrup.

White Mocha Blender

From $5.75

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Sweet white chocolate blended with espresso and ice. Creamier and sweeter than the regular mocha blender, closer to a frozen dessert than a coffee.

OREO® Blender

From $6.05

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Real cookie pieces blended thick with white mocha and espresso, topped with more cookie crumble. Cookies-and-cream flavor in a frozen coffee cup.

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Most Popular Scooter’s Blenders

The Caramelicious Blender is the one most people default to, carrying the same caramel-and-espresso balance that made the brand famous into a thick frozen cup. Chocolate lovers gravitate to the OREO Blender and the seasonal Cosmic Brownies Blender, both of which lean hard into dessert territory. But the quiet favorite is the Peanut Butter Crunch, a blend of peanut butter, hazelnut, toffee and chocolate that tastes like a candy bar in liquid form. If you have never tried a blender before, start with the Caramelicious, then graduate to the richer flavors once you know what you are in for.

Are Scooter’s Blenders Worth It?

For anyone who enjoys frozen coffee drinks, blenders offer strong value. The combination of espresso, syrup, ice cream base and whipped cream makes for a thick, satisfying texture that feels more like a specialty dessert than a simple iced coffee, and a single blender can easily stand in for an afternoon snack. They do carry more sugar and calories than a plain iced coffee, so they are best treated as an occasional treat rather than a daily driver, but as a treat they deliver.

How to Make a Blender Lighter

If you love the texture but want to cut the sweetness, there are easy adjustments. Ask for fewer pumps of syrup, request sugar-free syrup where available, or add an extra espresso shot to balance the sweetness with more coffee flavor. Swapping in a non-dairy milk changes the profile slightly and works well with the mocha and caramel flavors. You can also skip the whipped cream and drizzle to trim a bit off the top without losing the core drink.

Blenders vs Shakes: Which Should You Order?

Scooter’s also makes shakes, and the two can look similar in the cup, but they serve different cravings. Blenders are coffee-forward, built around espresso with flavor blended in, so you get a caffeine lift along with the dessert texture. Shakes are pure treat, made without espresso and focused entirely on sweet, creamy flavor. If you want coffee with your dessert, order a blender. If you just want the dessert, order a shake.

Sizes, Prices and Value

Blenders come in Small, Medium, Large and XL, with most flavors starting around $5.75 for a small and the premium OREO and Cosmic Brownies blends costing a little more. Because the drinks are so rich, a Small or Medium is often plenty, and sizing down is an easy way to enjoy one without the full calorie load or price. As with the rest of the menu, the step from Large to XL adds the most cost for the least extra drink.

Blenders Nutrition and Calories

Blenders are one of the more indulgent parts of the menu, and it helps to treat them that way. Because they combine espresso, flavor syrups, an ice cream base and whipped cream, they carry more sugar and calories than a plain iced coffee, so they land squarely in the treat category rather than the everyday one. The good news is that you have real control. Dropping to a Small, cutting syrup pumps, choosing sugar-free syrup where offered, and skipping the whipped cream and drizzle all meaningfully lighten the drink. For exact calorie and allergen figures on a specific blender and size, always check the official Scooter’s Coffee app, since recipes vary.

Ordering Blenders Through the App

Blenders take a little longer to make than a drip coffee because each one is blended to order, so ordering ahead through the Scooter’s Coffee app is a smart move during busy hours. The app also lets you save your customizations, so once you have dialed in your perfect Caramelicious Blender with an extra shot and light drizzle, you can reorder it in a couple of taps. Rewards points earned through the app add up toward free drinks, which softens the sting of the blenders sitting at the pricier end of the menu.

Best Blender for First-Timers

If you have never ordered a blender, the Caramelicious Blender is the natural starting point. It carries a familiar, universally liked caramel flavor, it is not as heavy as the chocolate-loaded options, and it shows off exactly what a blender is meant to be: thick, cold and smooth with a real coffee backbone. Once you know you enjoy the format, branch out to the OREO Blender for cookies-and-cream, the Peanut Butter Crunch for a candy-bar experience, or the seasonal Cosmic Brownies Blender when you want something over the top. Starting simple means your first blender is a win, not a gamble.

What to Pair With a Blender

Blenders are already dessert-like, so pairing is about balance rather than piling on more sweetness. A savory breakfast item such as omelet bites or a bacon sandwich offsets the richness nicely and turns the blender into more of a full stop. If you are treating yourself, a blender on its own is plenty for an afternoon indulgence and rarely needs a companion. For a shared run, blenders are a fun group order, though keep in mind they take a little longer to make than drip coffee, so ordering ahead helps.

Why Blenders Are a Summer Staple

There is a reason blender sales climb the moment the weather warms. A frozen, creamy coffee drink does double duty on a hot day, cooling you down while still delivering the caffeine lift you came for. The thick texture makes it feel like a genuine treat rather than just a cold coffee, and the wide flavor range means you can have a different one every visit without getting bored. For a lot of regulars, the first blender of the season marks the unofficial start of summer, and they stay in rotation until the weather turns.

Blender or Iced Coffee: Which Should You Get?

If you find yourself hovering between a blender and a simple iced coffee, the decision comes down to what kind of experience you want. An iced coffee or iced latte is lighter, lower in sugar, cheaper and better suited to an everyday habit, delivering caffeine without the dessert baggage. A blender is a treat, thicker and sweeter, closer to a milkshake with a coffee backbone, and it satisfies a craving that a plain iced coffee simply will not touch. A good rule of thumb: if you want a drink to sip through a work morning, reach for the iced coffee, and if you want something that doubles as a dessert or an afternoon reward, the blender is the move. Many regulars keep both in rotation, choosing the lighter option on ordinary days and saving the blender for when they want to indulge. Knowing which craving you are actually chasing makes the choice, and the spend, an easy one.

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We track Scooter’s Coffee menu boards, app pricing and seasonal releases and refresh this page as items and prices change. Last updated June 2026.

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