The published figures are identical to the Kids' Apple Juice, 190 calories and 45 grams of sugar, yet this one costs $6.50 and the children's version $1.95.
Either the to-go bottle is the same size or the data repeats itself. I can't tell which.
No allergens. No fiber. Order water and eat an apple.
It launched at the Utah restaurants in April 2025, part of a line of soda-and-cream drinks aimed at Utah's dirty soda culture, which chains like Swig built into a regional habit.
Amarena cherry, vanilla sweet cream and cola. Amarena cherries are dark, sour Italian cherries preserved in syrup. 380 calories.
Tied with the Pineapple Coconut Dream for the heaviest drink on the to-go list. Milk is listed.
No allergens are listed. That's worth noticing, because coconut is in it.
Three of the frozen drinks with coconut list tree nuts, while this limeade, built on tropical coconut with fresh lemon and lime, lists nothing, so the menu's data doesn't treat coconut consistently.
190 calories and 40 grams of sugar. 2 grams of fat, from the coconut. $6.
Cold brew is steeped in cold water for 12 hours or more instead of brewed hot, which pulls out less of the bitter, acidic compounds and leaves a rounder cup.
5 calories. No allergens. The data lists its caffeine as 0 mg, which is a gap in the figures, not a feature of the drink.
$5.50 to $6.50. Add your own milk.
0 calories and 10 mg of sodium. It's bottled at an aquifer on Viti Levu, Fiji's largest island.
The water travels roughly 5,500 miles to reach California, and at $4.95 to $6.95 it costs the same as the San Pellegrino, which carries 30 mg of sodium to this bottle's 10.
No allergens. Still, not sparkling. Ask for tap water if you don't need the bottle.
At $7.50 to $8.95 it's the most expensive drink on the to-go list, and it tops that list for protein, at 3 grams, and fiber, at 2.
170 calories. 33 grams of sugar. 5 mg of sodium.
The Apple Juice has 12 more grams of sugar for $1 less. Pick the orange.
$7.25, where most of the sparkling drinks on the to-go list cost $6. 160 calories and 38 grams of sugar.
Guava tastes somewhere between strawberry and pear with a floral, musky edge, and it's one of the few fruits whose smell reaches you before the glass does.
No allergens are listed. It's sweeter than the Passion Mint Fizz by 13 grams of sugar. Ask for extra ice.
120 calories, 0 grams of fat and 20 mg of sodium. It's fruit juice, and the 30 grams of carbohydrate is where every one of those calories comes from.
Order it alongside a meal that's already heavy.
110 calories, the lightest of the sweetened fruit drinks on the to-go list.
Passion fruit and agave go in with fresh mint, topped with soda. Agave nectar is roughly one and a half times as sweet as table sugar, so a little of it goes a long way.
Mint and passion fruit is a good pairing. The mint cools the sour. I'd pick it over the Pineapple Cherry Limeade on a hot day. $6, no allergens listed.
The name follows the sweet-cream sodas on the to-go list, and the figures back that up, with milk listed and 10 grams of fat, the same as the Black Cherry-Licious.
330 calories. 56 grams of sugar. It's the third-heaviest drink on the to-go list.
The menu text for this one isn't published where I could find it. Ask what goes in before ordering for a child with allergies.
It has 150 calories and 35 grams of sugar, against 140 and 39 in a 12-ounce can of Coca-Cola, so treat it as a soda.
Pineapple, cherry and fresh lime, served cold and sparkling. The lime is what I'd order it for, because the sour edge keeps two sweet fruits from turning into punch.
$6. The Coconut Limeade is 40 calories heavier. No allergens are listed.
Pineapple, coconut, sweet cream and lemon-lime soda. It's a piña colada with no rum and a fizz.
12 grams of fat makes it the richest drink on the to-go list, and at 380 calories it ties the Black Cherry-Licious for the heaviest, both launched for Utah's cream-soda crowd in 2025.
Milk is listed, but no tree nuts. $6. Drink it as dessert.
The quotation marks are honest, because there's no ice cream in it, just Barq's root beer with vanilla sweet cream, which is how Utah's dirty soda shops make a float you can drink through a straw.
310 calories. 70 mg of sodium, the most of the 22 to-go drinks. Barq's is one of the few root beers with caffeine, and the data shows 20 mg.
Milk is listed. $6.
San Pellegrino has been bottled at San Pellegrino Terme, in the foothills of the Alps north of Bergamo, since 1899, and the water picks up its minerals rising through rock underground.
30 mg of sodium, three times the Fiji. That's the mineral content you taste.
0 calories. No allergens. $4.95 to $6.95.
Yuzu and fresh lemon, topped with sparkle. 130 calories.
Yuzu is a Japanese citrus with a sharp, floral smell somewhere between lemon and grapefruit, and because fresh yuzu from Japan can't be imported into the US, American kitchens rely on juice or on the small crop grown in California.
30 grams of sugar. No allergens. $6 to $7.25.
The golfer Arnold Palmer drank half iced tea and half lemonade at home for years before a diner at a Palm Springs restaurant overheard his order in the 1960s and asked for that Arnold Palmer drink.
160 calories and 38 grams of sugar, all of it from the lemonade half. The data lists 25 mg of caffeine, from the tea. $4.50.
It's lighter than the To Go Flavored Lemonade by 160 calories. That's exactly half.
$2.95, the cheapest drink on the to-go list. 0 calories.
The data lists 30 mg of caffeine, which fits a black or green tea, though an herbal tea would have none, so ask which teas are offered if you're drinking it late.
No allergens. No sodium. Add lemon, not sugar.
320 calories and 78 grams of sugar, which makes a flavored lemonade the most sugar-heavy drink on the entire to-go list, more than the cream sodas.
That's more sugar than a slice of Pumpkin Cheesecake, which has 60. No allergens. $4.95 to $5.50.
The Arnold Palmer cuts it in half with tea. Order that instead.
5 calories, 0 mg of sodium. $4.25.
The data lists no caffeine for it, which can't be right, since USDA figures put an 8-ounce cup of brewed coffee at about 95 mg, and the to-go iced tea is listed at 35.
No allergens. It's $1.25 cheaper than the cold brew. Take it black.
At 35 mg, it has the highest caffeine figure the menu publishes for any item, which says more about the gaps in the coffee data than about the tea.
0 calories. 5 mg of sodium. $4.25, the same as the brewed coffee.
It's unsweetened. Mix in lemonade and you've made the Arnold Palmer yourself.
$3.75. The figures show 0 calories and 30 mg of caffeine.
A zero-calorie figure fits a diet cola rather than regular Coca-Cola, whose 12-ounce can carries 140 calories, so the published numbers describe the lightest option in the fountain rather than whatever you pick.
35 mg of sodium. No allergens. Choose the diet version if you're ordering by the numbers.
Fresh ginger is the reason to order it. Gingerol, the compound behind ginger's heat, keeps this from tasting like plain fruit juice.
The menu lists island juices and fresh ginger, topped with a splash of soda, and at 140 calories and 33 grams of sugar it's 10 calories lighter than the Pineapple Cherry Limeade.
No allergens are listed. $6. Order it with anything fried.