Dave’s Slushers Menu: Frozen Drink Flavors

Which basic frozen drinks are listed?

A checked Dave’s official store menu lists Frozen Minute Maid Strawberry Lemonade, Frozen Hi-C Orange LavaBurst, Frozen Hi-C Flashin’ Fruit Punch and Frozen Powerade Mountain Berry Blast. Those product names specify the beverage type. They do not automatically tell you its exact cup size, sugar amount or whether the recipe is the same across all locations. The sample menu displayed each at $3.99. Prices at another Dave’s may differ. If you like strawberry lemonade, choose the full Minute Maid item rather than a similarly named strawberry creme drink. The ingredients, taste and texture can be different even when both names contain strawberry.

What are the creme Slusher options?

The same official menu includes Rocket Creme Slusher, Orange Creme Slusher and Strawberries and Creme Slusher. These are separately named specialty frozen drinks, not simply the regular fruit Slushers in a different cup. In one checked menu the creme versions cost $5.99. The word creme suggests a richer style, but it does not establish the exact ingredients or whether dairy is present in a particular product. If milk or another allergen matters, ask for the current ingredient information. You should also confirm availability because a seasonal or newly introduced drink may be carried at some locations but not others.

How do Slushers differ from milkshakes?

Slushers are frozen drinks sold in their own section. Dave’s also offers chocolate, vanilla and strawberry milkshakes plus topped shake variants. The standard milkshake category is clearly distinct from the named Hi-C and Minute Maid frozen beverages. A Slusher can be a better match for someone who wants fruit flavor instead of a creamy shake, but that preference does not prove it is low in sugar or free from all allergens. Do not copy a shake nutrition number onto a Slusher. If you need precise carbohydrate or sugar information, request the restaurant’s current beverage data for the exact item and size.

Are these drinks suitable with spicy chicken?

A cold drink can be refreshing alongside a hot meal. However, a frozen beverage should not be treated as a reliable medical remedy for the extreme heat of Reaper chicken. The restaurant’s warning for Reaper food remains important, and no drink makes a deliberately risky challenge safe. Choose chicken at the heat level you are comfortable finishing. Then select a frozen flavor based on what you enjoy. Someone who prefers a tart fruit taste may lean toward strawberry lemonade, while another diner may want orange or fruit punch. Those are taste preferences rather than promises about heat relief.

What do the prices tell you?

The sample official location charged $3.99 for the four basic frozen drink options and $5.99 for specialty creme Slushers. That gives a useful illustration of the difference between the two menu groups. It is not a guaranteed nationwide price list. Delivery platforms may display different costs, and a seasonal offer may change what appears in the checkout. Compare the final total after choosing your restaurant, main food and any sauces. If the basic frozen drink already satisfies your preference, there is no need to pay extra for a specialty version just because it is promoted more prominently.

Where can sugar and calorie details be checked?

Dave’s official nutrition information hub links to a 2026 foods chart and allergen details. The foods chart reviewed does not provide a clear individual sugar table for every Slusher flavor. As a result, this guide does not invent exact grams of sugar or calories for the drinks. A third-party post may publish a number, but you need to know its date, cup size and source. If you track beverages for medical reasons, ask the location for current beverage nutrition. Avoid assuming a drink made with fruit-flavored concentrate is nutritionally equivalent to eating fruit or drinking plain water.

What about ice, toppings and custom choices?

Some drink products have customization fields or optional extras in the ordering screen. The availability of any modifier is store specific. The basic listed flavor may differ from a special Slusher with an added drizzle or other topping. Before paying, inspect the complete item title and any changes. Do not guess that a topping is included because it appears on a marketing photograph. If you are ordering for a child or someone with food restrictions, ask which exact flavor they want and review the ingredients. One wrong extra can change the drink more than expected.

How to pick a frozen drink in the app

Open Dave’s official ordering system and select your location. Find the Slushers category and look at the full flavor names. Decide whether you want a basic fruit-flavored frozen drink or a creme-style selection. Check sizes if displayed and compare local prices. Add your chicken order and review the final cart, since drinks may not be included in standard combos. For allergens, ask the store about the specific drink rather than relying only on a general product category. If a flavor is not listed at your location, select another available option instead of assuming it can be made on request.

Frequently asked questions

Does Dave’s sell frozen strawberry lemonade?

Yes. Several official U.S. location menus list Frozen Minute Maid Strawberry Lemonade in the Slushers category. The exact availability and price depend on your restaurant. It should not be confused with the Strawberries and Creme Slusher, which is a different specialty product. Read the complete order name and any size choices before paying, particularly when ordering for someone who prefers a certain flavor.

How much is a Dave’s Slusher?

One official location menu displayed its basic frozen drink flavors at $3.99 and specialty creme Slushers at $5.99. Those are examples, not a nationwide guarantee. Your store can use different prices or offer a different menu. Check the final cart for tax, delivery and any modifiers. Comparing a screenshot from one city with a checkout price elsewhere may be misleading.

Are Dave’s creme Slushers dairy free?

The name alone does not establish the full ingredient list or whether a particular creme product contains milk. Anyone with a dairy allergy or strict dietary requirement should request current drink ingredient and preparation information from the restaurant. A frozen fruit name is not proof of allergy safety either. The chain warns about shared preparation, so do not rely on an independent blog to guarantee that a beverage is free from allergens.

Sources and other useful guides

These details were checked against Official Slushers menu, Second official drink menu, Official allergen reference. Official store menus reflect particular restaurants. Prices and products can change, and independent articles cannot inspect a kitchen or confirm a current checkout at every location.

Browse the Dave’s Hot Chicken menu and prices homepage or the full Menu Guide. Related articles include daves kale slaw side guide, daves mac and cheese side, daves top loaded fries menu, daves box of fries for groups, daves milkshakes flavors sizes. The allergen guide and calorie guide cover other questions.

Final ordering advice

Official location menus list Frozen Minute Maid Strawberry Lemonade, Hi-C Orange LavaBurst, Hi-C Fruit Punch and Powerade Mountain Berry Blast, plus specialty creme Slushers. One checked store shows $3.99 for basic frozen drinks and $5.99 for creme options. Start with the main item and decide what side or drink you will actually use. Compare sizes and prices within the same location. If you have a food allergy or medically necessary diet, use the restaurant’s latest information and ask staff rather than treating a menu summary as a safety guarantee. A good order is one that matches your preferences without adding food you did not intend to buy.