Quick answer: Scooter’s Coffee blenders are frozen, ice-cream-base drinks sold in Small, Medium, Large and Extra Large sizes. The brand’s own product pages do not publish a national calorie table for these drinks in the view checked for this guide, so this guide does not invent one. Prices also vary by location. Use the flavour and size lists below, then check calories and price in store or in the app before you order.
What is a Scooter’s blender?
A blender is Scooter’s frozen blended drink. The Caramelicious Blender, the best-known example, is described by the brand as espresso and Caramelicious sauce blended with an ice cream base, then topped with whipped cream and caramel. That build is the key difference from a simple iced coffee: it is thicker, sweeter and more dessert-like than a cold brew or an iced latte, and it is usually served with toppings rather than as a plain coffee over ice.
Blenders are not the same as a milkshake, even though the ice cream base makes them feel close. Espresso is still the coffee base, and the flavour comes from the named sauce or syrup. If you want a lighter frozen drink, ask what can be changed — for example, a sugar-free flavour where one is offered, or less topping — but do not assume a change will cut the calories by a fixed amount, because the brand does not publish that breakdown for these drinks.
Blender drinks by flavour
The table below lists the core blenders and the seasonal and sugar-free variants shown on the brand’s blender menu when this guide was checked. Treat the seasonal items as limited-time: a Pumpkin variant that is listed today may not be on the menu at your store tomorrow.
| Blender | What it is | Availability note |
|---|---|---|
| Caramelicious Blender | Espresso and Caramelicious sauce blended with an ice cream base, topped with whipped cream and caramel | Core menu |
| Caramelicious Blender with Sugar Free Flavor | The same Caramelicious build with a sugar-free flavour option | Core sugar-free variant |
| Sea Salt Caramelicious Blender | Caramelicious build with a sea-salt twist | Core menu |
| Mocha Blender | Espresso blended with chocolate flavour | Core menu |
| White Mocha Blender | Espresso blended with white chocolate flavour | Core menu |
| Turtle Blender | Chocolate and caramel style blender, in the Turtle flavour family | Core menu |
| Fudgelicious Blender | Rich chocolate-style blender | Core menu |
| Cinnalicious Blender | Cinnamon-style blender | Core menu |
| Cappuccino Blender | Frozen cappuccino-style blender | Core menu |
| Peanut Butter Crunch Blender | Peanut butter style blender with a crunch element | Core menu |
| Strawberry Shortcake Blender | Strawberry and cake-style blender | Core menu |
| Honeycomb Blender | Honeycomb-style blender | Core menu |
| Autumn Caramel Swirl Blender | Autumn caramel swirl flavour | Seasonal listing |
| Maple Caramelicious Blender | Maple and Caramelicious build | Limited time |
| Pumpkin Spice Blender | Pumpkin spice blender | Limited time |
| Pumpkin Spice Blender with Sugar-Free Flavor | Pumpkin spice blender with a sugar-free flavour option | Limited time |
| Pumpkin Cinnalicious Blender | Pumpkin and cinnamon-style blender | Limited time |
| Pumpkin Caramelicious Blender | Pumpkin and Caramelicious build | Limited time |
| Pumpkin Caramelicious Blender with Sugar-Free Flavor | Pumpkin Caramelicious build with a sugar-free flavour option | Limited time |
Blender sizes
The Caramelicious Blender product page offers four sizes: Small, Medium, Large and Extra Large (S, M, L, XL). That size range matters more than it looks. A blender is a frozen, ice-cream-base drink, so moving from Small to Extra Large is not a small step — it is a much larger frozen drink, and the topping and sauce scale with it. If you are watching sugar or calories, size is the first lever to use, before you worry about flavour swaps.
The brand page checked for this guide showed the size selector but did not show calorie values for those sizes in the accessible view. That is why the table above does not give a calorie number for any size. A guide that filled in those numbers would be guessing, and a guess is worse than a clear “not published” note when you are trying to choose.
Calories: what is published, and what is not
Calories: Not published by the brand on the accessible Scooter’s blender product page checked for this guide. The page’s customisation and nutrition section did not display calorie values for Small, Medium, Large or Extra Large in that view. That does not mean the drink has no calories, and it does not mean a store cannot tell you more — it means there is no national, published calorie table in this guide to quote, so none is invented here.
Price: Price varies by location — check in store/app. Scooter’s is a franchise business, and menu prices vary by store. Any single dollar figure copied from one store, a delivery app or a shop section would mislead readers at other stores, so this guide does not quote one.
If calories matter to you, the honest order is: ask in store, check the app nutrition section for your store, or choose the smallest size and skip extra toppings. Do not rely on a third-party calorie table that does not say which size, which toppings and which store it came from.
Scooter’s blenders versus 7 Brew blended drinks
Both chains sell frozen blended drinks, but they are built differently. Scooter’s blenders are described as blended with an ice cream base. 7 Brew’s blended drinks, called chillers in its menu guides, are blended with ice. That build difference explains the texture: a Scooter’s blender tends to be thicker and more milkshake-like, while a 7 Brew chiller tends to be icier and lighter in texture, even when the flavour name sounds similar.
Do not turn that texture difference into a calorie claim. Without a published, like-for-like calorie table for both chains, in the same size and with the same toppings, no honest “Scooter’s is X calories more than 7 Brew” figure can be given. If you want a direct comparison at your store, compare the two drinks you would actually order — same size, same toppings, same sugar-free or regular build — and ask each store for its nutrition information.
For 7 Brew’s side of that comparison, see our 7 Brew Breve Drinks Explained guide, which explains why 7 Brew’s signature drinks are built as breves, and our 7 Brew Sugar-Free Options & Syrups List. For the wider 7 Brew menu, see our 7 Brew Menu With Prices guide.
How to order and customise a blender
- Start with flavour, then size: “Small Caramelicious Blender, please” is clearer than naming a size first and then changing your mind at the window.
- Ask about sugar-free options: Scooter’s lists sugar-free variants for Caramelicious and for some Pumpkin builds. Ask whether the sugar-free option is available at your store today, because availability can vary.
- Check toppings: Whipped cream and caramel are part of the standard Caramelicious build. If you do not want them, say so before the drink is made.
- Ask about seasonal items first: If you are ordering a Pumpkin or Maple blender, confirm it is still on the menu. Limited-time items disappear without a national end date in this guide.
- Confirm price and nutrition in store: Prices vary by location, and calories are not published on the product page checked here, so the store or app is the final source.
Ordering script: “Hi, can I get a Medium Caramelicious Blender, with whipped cream? Can you confirm the price and whether you have the sugar-free version today?” That one sentence covers size, flavour, topping, price and availability, and it leaves room for the barista to correct you if the item is seasonal or sold out.
Frequently asked questions
Are Scooter’s blenders made with ice cream?
The Caramelicious Blender is described by the brand as blended with an ice cream base. That is the best guide to the texture: thicker than an iced coffee, closer to a frozen dessert drink.
What sizes do Scooter’s blenders come in?
Small, Medium, Large and Extra Large, as shown on the Caramelicious Blender product page. Not every store may stock every size for every flavour, so confirm at the store if you want Extra Large.
How many calories are in a Scooter’s blender?
Not published by the brand on the accessible product page checked for this guide. No calorie figure is quoted here, because inventing one would be misleading. Check in store or in the app for your size and build.
Is there a sugar-free blender?
Yes, in the listings checked: Caramelicious Blender with Sugar Free Flavor, and sugar-free variants of Pumpkin Spice and Pumpkin Caramelicious blenders. Availability is store-dependent, and seasonal sugar-free variants are limited-time.
Are Pumpkin blenders available all year?
No. The Pumpkin variants checked were listed as limited-time. If you see one on a menu, treat it as seasonal and confirm before you order.
Which is better: a Scooter’s blender or a 7 Brew chiller?
It depends on texture. Choose a Scooter’s blender if you want a thicker, ice-cream-base frozen drink. Choose a 7 Brew chiller if you want an icier blended drink. This guide does not claim one is lower in calories, because no like-for-like published calorie table was found for both.
Last checked: 27 October 2026. Prices vary by location — check in store/app. Calories for Scooter’s blenders were not published by the brand on the accessible product page checked for this guide.
Disclaimer: This is an independent menu guide. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Scooter’s Coffee or 7 Brew. Menu items, availability, prices and nutrition information can vary by location and change without notice. Always confirm details at your local store or in the official app before ordering.