If you like your drinks thick, cold and blended, Black Rock Coffee Bar has a short and clear place to start: the Chillers category. This guide explains the Chillers that were verified on the official menu, how they differ from Fuel, and how to order a blended drink without guessing. It does not invent new Chiller names, flavours or prices, because the official Chillers list checked for this guide is small and specific.
Use this guide in three steps. First, choose whether you want a named Chiller or a blended Fuel drink. Second, pick the name that sounds closest to what you like. Third, confirm the size and any extra in store before you pay, because details can vary by location.
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What Is a Black Rock Chiller?
A Chiller at Black Rock Coffee Bar is a blended drink. That is the simplest way to think about it: instead of a drink served over ice, a Chiller is blended until it is thick and cold throughout. That makes it a useful choice on a warm day, or when you want a drink that feels more like a treat than a straightforward iced coffee.
The official menu groups Chillers as their own category, separate from Fuel Energy, Coffee and Espresso, Chai and Matcha, Tea, Coffeeless, Seasonal, Favorites and Lil Rockers. That separation matters for ordering. If you ask for a Chiller, you are asking for the blended category, not for an iced energy drink and not for a hot coffee. If you are unsure which category a drink belongs to, the name on the menu board and the category heading are the best check.
Chillers are also different from a frozen Fuel drink, even though both can be cold and blended. Fuel is Black Rock Coffee Bar’s energy drink base, served iced or frozen with fruit flavours and flavour combinations. A Chiller is listed in its own Chillers category. The two are related only in the sense that both can be served in a blended, frozen style. They are not the same drink, and you should not assume that a flavour combination from the Fuel list will automatically be available as a Chiller.
The Three Verified Chillers
The official Chillers category checked for this guide lists three Chillers. Those are the only Chiller names used in this guide. If a store board shows a different name, treat it as a store or seasonal listing and confirm it in store, rather than assuming it is part of the standard Chillers list described here.
1. Chocolate Chip Chiller
The Chocolate Chip Chiller is the chocolate-chip named option in the Chillers category. It is a good first choice if you like chocolate in a blended drink and you want a name that is easy to order. Say the full name, confirm the size, and ask in store what is included in the blend if you want to know more before you order.
This is also a useful choice for someone who is new to Chillers. You do not need to build a flavour combination or choose a base. The name is the order. That simplicity is one of the main advantages of the named Chillers over a build-your-own drink.
2. Mint Chip Chiller
The Mint Chip Chiller is the mint-chip named option in the Chillers category. It is the natural first try if you like mint with chocolate and you want a blended drink that feels fresh as well as sweet. Again, the full name is the order, and the store can confirm the size options for that drink.
If you are choosing between the Chocolate Chip Chiller and the Mint Chip Chiller, the decision is simple: choose the first if you want the plain chocolate-chip option, and choose the second if you want mint included. Do not try to combine the two names into a new drink name unless the store offers that as a custom order and confirms it.
3. Oreo Chiller
The Oreo Chiller is the third verified Chiller. It is the option to choose if you recognise the Oreo name and you want that named blended drink, rather than a chocolate-chip or mint-chip option. As with the other two Chillers, order it by its full name and confirm the size in store.
Together, these three names give you a complete shortlist. You do not need a long list to order well. In fact, a short list makes ordering easier, because you can compare three clear options instead of working through dozens of combinations.
Blended Fuel: The Other Blended Option
If you want a blended drink with an energy base, rather than a named Chiller, look at Create Your Own Frozen Fuel. This is listed in the official Fuel Energy category, alongside Create Your Own Iced Fuel. The difference is the format: iced Fuel is served over ice, while frozen Fuel is blended. That makes frozen Fuel the blended route for people who want Fuel flavours in a thicker, colder drink.
Frozen Fuel also gives you far more flavour choices than the three named Chillers, because you choose a flavour combination from the official Fuel list. Examples from that verified list include Island, with banana, orange and pineapple; Pink Bubble, with guava and watermelon; Red Fuel, with strawberry and pomegranate; Orange Sherbet, with almond, orange, vanilla and sweet cream; Midnight Spark, with blue raspberry, blackberry and cold foam; and Key Lime Pie, with coconut, kiwi, lime, vanilla and coconut cold foam. The full list of Fuel flavour combinations is explained in the companion Fuel guide, so this Chillers guide does not repeat all 28 combinations here.
Ordering frozen Fuel is a two-part choice. First, say frozen, not iced, so the drink is blended. Second, give the full flavour combination name, or the individual flavours if you are building your own combination from the official list. If you only say the word Fuel, the store will need to ask whether you want iced or frozen and which flavours you want, so it is quicker to give both parts in your first order.
Fuel by the Can is a different format again. It is the canned version of Fuel, listed in the Fuel Energy category, and it is the option for taking Fuel away rather than having a freshly made iced or frozen drink. It is not a Chiller, and it is not blended in store in the same way as a Chiller or a frozen Fuel drink.
How to Choose Between a Chiller and Frozen Fuel
Start with the base you want. If you want a named blended drink and you do not want an energy base, start with the three Chillers. If you want an energy drink base with fruit flavours, start with frozen Fuel. That single decision removes most of the confusion on the menu.
Next, think about how much choice you want. A named Chiller is the low-choice, low-effort option: pick one of three names and you are done. Frozen Fuel is the high-choice option: you can pick from a long official list of flavour combinations, including fruit-only combinations, creamy combinations with sweet cream or cold foam, and combinations with sour powder, such as Strawberry Sour and Sour Berry Bloom. High choice is helpful if you already know the flavours you like, but it can slow you down if you are ordering for the first time.
Finally, think about texture. Both Chillers and frozen Fuel are blended, so both will be thicker and colder than an iced drink. If you prefer a drink you can sip through a straw without ice pieces, a blended option is likely to suit you. If you prefer a lighter drink with ice that melts slowly, an iced Fuel drink or an iced coffee may be a better fit, and you can compare those in the related guides below.
How to Order and Customise
Ordering a Chiller is straightforward. Say the full name, for example Chocolate Chip Chiller, then confirm the size. Do not shorten the name to just Chocolate Chip if the board lists other chocolate drinks, because a short name can be confused with a coffee, a seasonal drink or a different category.
For frozen Fuel, give three details in order: frozen, then the flavour combination name, then the size. For example, say frozen, then Island, then the size you want. If you are unsure about a flavour combination, ask the store to confirm the flavours in that combination before the drink is made. The official names are listed in the Fuel guide, and the store board is the final check.
For any other customisation, ask in store and confirm it before you pay. This guide does not list invented extras, toppings or sweetness changes, because those were not verified as standard Chiller or frozen Fuel options in the official category checks for this guide. Asking in store is not a weakness in your order; it is the safest way to avoid paying for a change that the store cannot make, or receiving a drink that is different from the one you expected.
It also helps to repeat your order back in full before you pay: the drink name, the format, and the size. That short check catches the most common ordering mistakes, such as receiving an iced drink when you wanted a blended one, or a different Chiller name from the one you intended.
Prices, Calories and Caffeine
Price varies by location — check in store/app. This guide does not print a price for any Chiller or frozen Fuel drink, because the official menu pages checked for this guide do not publish national prices.
Calories for Chillers are Not published by the brand in this guide, because no exact calorie figure was verified from the official Chillers category check. Caffeine for Chillers is also Not published by the brand in this guide, for the same reason. Do not use a calorie or caffeine figure from another brand’s blended drink as a substitute, because the base, the blend and the flavour combination are different.
If calories or caffeine matter to your choice, ask in store whether the store can share that information for the specific drink and size you want. If the store cannot confirm it, choose based on the drink name and format, and do not rely on an unverified figure from another site.
Chillers Compared With Coffee and Iced Drinks
A Chiller is best compared with other cold drinks on the same menu, not with hot coffee. Hot coffee is a different experience: it is served hot, it is not blended, and it is ordered by roast, size and milk choices. A Chiller is ordered by name and size, and it is blended.
An iced coffee or an iced Fuel drink is closer to a Chiller, because both are cold. The main difference is texture and ice. An iced drink keeps its ice separate from the liquid, so it becomes lighter as the ice melts. A blended drink mixes ice into the drink itself, so it starts thicker and colder. If you like a thick, cold drink, choose a Chiller or frozen Fuel. If you like a lighter cold drink, choose an iced option.
A Chiller is also different from a smoothie-style drink at another brand, even if the texture feels similar. The names, bases and flavour options are brand-specific, so compare drinks by their official names on the Black Rock menu, not by a similar-sounding name at another coffee chain.
Related Guides
For the full Black Rock menu, see the Black Rock Coffee Bar Menu With Prices guide. For the energy side of the menu, see the Black Rock Fuel Energy Drinks Guide. For lower-sugar ordering ideas, see the Low-Calorie and Keto Drinks Guide. For blended drinks at other brands, see the Dutch Bros Freezes Guide and the Scooter’s Coffee Blender Drinks guide.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the Black Rock Chillers? The verified Chillers in this guide are the Chocolate Chip Chiller, the Mint Chip Chiller and the Oreo Chiller. They are listed in the official Chillers category.
Is a Chiller the same as a frozen Fuel drink? No. A Chiller is a named drink in the Chillers category. Frozen Fuel is a blended Fuel drink, ordered as Create Your Own Frozen Fuel with a flavour combination from the official Fuel list.
Which Chiller should I try first? Choose the Chocolate Chip Chiller for the plain chocolate-chip option, the Mint Chip Chiller if you want mint, and the Oreo Chiller if you want that named option. The choice is by name, not by building a combination.
Can I order a Chiller iced instead of blended? A Chiller is a blended drink by category. If you want an iced drink, ask in store whether the same name can be made iced, and confirm it before you pay, because this guide does not present an iced Chiller as a standard verified option.
How do I order frozen Fuel? Say frozen, then the flavour combination name, then the size. For example, frozen, Island, then your size. Confirm the flavours in the combination if you are unsure.
How much does a Chiller cost? Price varies by location — check in store/app. This guide does not print a price, because the official menu pages checked for this guide do not publish national prices.
How many calories are in a Chiller? Calories are Not published by the brand in this guide, because no exact figure was verified from the official Chillers category check. Ask in store for the specific drink and size if that information matters to your choice.
Does a Chiller contain coffee? This guide does not state a coffee or caffeine content for Chillers, because no exact figure was verified from the official Chillers category check. If caffeine matters to you, ask in store before you order, and use the Fuel guide for the energy-drink side of the menu.
Last checked: 27 October 2026.
