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A regular Oreo McFlurry is 410 calories with 39g of added sugar, at around $5.59. It was the first McFlurry ever sold, back in 1995, and it is still the best seller.
An Oreo McFlurry is 410 calories in the regular size and roughly 210 in the Mini, with 39g of added sugar in the regular. Vanilla reduced-fat soft serve with Oreo cookie pieces blended through it, at around $5.59 or $3.19.
This was the original. When a Canadian franchisee invented the McFlurry in 1995, Oreo was the only flavour, and thirty years later it still outsells everything else McDonald's has tried. It is also the lighter of the two permanent options: an M&M's version is 570 against this one's 410, for exactly the same money. This page covers both sizes, the full nutrition, the price, how it compares to the alternatives, and the seasonal mint version people search for every spring. The full flavour range is on our McFlurry page, and the whole board is on the McDonald's menu with prices.
410 calories in the regular size. The number that matters more is the sugar: 39g of added sugar in one cup, which is above the daily recommendation for most adults before you have eaten anything else.
No. The regular count is McDonald's published data; the Mini figure here is calculated at roughly half, which matches the size difference but is an approximation. Check the app if you need the exact number.
Around $5.59 for a regular and $3.19 for a Mini at our national midpoint. Franchisees set their own dessert board, and the spread on this item is wider than on most, so expect anywhere from about $2.99 to $6.19.
Two things are worth knowing before you order. It is the lighter of the two permanent McFlurry flavours by 160 calories, and it costs exactly the same as the heavier one.
Every McFlurry comes off the same soft serve machine, so when it is unavailable this goes with it. The cookies and the apple pie come from the kitchen instead and stay on the menu.
A seasonal mint version that appears alongside the Shamrock Shake, usually from late winter into early spring around St Patrick's Day. It swaps the vanilla base for mint and keeps the Oreo pieces.
Vanilla reduced-fat soft serve with Oreo cookie pieces blended through using a spindle. That is the whole product. The cookie is what brings the wheat into the allergen list, since the soft serve itself contains only milk and soy.
Contains milk, wheat and soy. The dessert station mixes every flavour on one spindle, which makes it the highest cross-contact point on the menu for nut allergies. Full detail on our McDonald's allergen menu. Prices are a national midpoint recorded in August 2026 and vary by location. The full flavour range is on our McFlurry page, and the full board on the McDonald's menu with prices.
410 in the regular size and roughly 210 in the Mini. Older guides publish 510, which predates the packaging change McDonald's made in late 2025 when the regular cup got smaller.
Around $5.59 for a regular and $3.19 for a Mini at our national midpoint. The real spread runs from about $2.99 to $6.19 because franchisees set their own dessert pricing.
Oreo, if you are going on numbers. Both cost the same but the M&M's version is 570 calories against Oreo's 410 — a difference of 160 for no extra money.
39g of added sugar in the regular, which is above the daily recommendation for most adults in a single cup. The Mini roughly halves it to around 20g.
Vanilla reduced-fat soft serve with Oreo cookie pieces blended through it on a spindle. It contains milk, wheat and soy — the wheat comes from the cookie rather than the ice cream.
Not in September. It is a seasonal mint version that runs alongside the Shamrock Shake, usually starting in February and ending in spring. Dates change each year and not every restaurant carries it even during the run.
Yes. The first McFlurry ever sold was Oreo, on 7 June 1995 in Bathurst, New Brunswick, where a Canadian franchisee invented it. Thirty years later it is still the best seller.
The regular is better value per spoonful, but 39g of added sugar is a lot to take on for that. The Mini is the only way to have one under 300 calories, and it roughly halves both the calories and the sugar.
No. The Oreo pieces contain wheat, so it is not suitable for coeliac disease or gluten avoidance. The soft serve base on its own contains milk and soy but no wheat. Full detail on our allergen menu.
Because the soft serve machine is unavailable. It runs a four-hour heat treatment cycle it cannot serve during, and roughly 12 to 15 percent of machines are down nationally at any time. More on our McDonald's ice cream page.
Prices shown are based on typical U.S. McDonald’s menu prices as of August 2026 and may vary by location. Check your local restaurant or McDonald’s app for the latest prices.