Bojangles Bo-Berry® Cookie Price, Nutrition and Allergen

If you’re here for the Bojangles Bo-Berry® Cookie price, the latest 2026 dessert menu context, and a clear breakdown of calories + allergens, you’re in the right place.

Bojangles’ Bo-Berry lineup has become a mini “season” of its own (especially around Bo-Berry Week). The cookie is the most snackable way to get that signature sweet “Bo-Berry” flavor—without committing to a full biscuit.

What is the Bojangles Bo-Berry™ Cookie?

The Bo-Berry™ Cookie is a sugar-style cookie filled with sweet “Bo-Berries” (Bojangles’ berry bits used across the Bo-Berry family). It’s often described as:

• Soft-baked / chewy
• Sweet, vanilla-forward cookie base
• Berry pieces for a fruity pop
• Sometimes offered with optional icing drizzle (availability varies)

Bojangles originally debuted the cookie as a limited-time dessert, and it regularly returns in Bo-Berry promotions.

$1.49 | Cal: 370

Bojangles Bo-Berry® Cookie Nutrition

Nutrition (Bo-Berry® Cookie)	Amount
Calories	370
Total Fat	~17 g
Total Carbohydrates	~49 g
Sugars	~18 g
Protein	~5 g

Allergen guide: what the Bo-Berry™ Cookie likely contains

Key allergens you should assume

Because the Bo-Berry Cookie is a baked dessert, you should generally expect the usual bakery allergens:

• Wheat / gluten (very likely)
• Milk (common in cookies)
• Egg (common in cookies)
• Soy (possible depending on ingredients like emulsifiers/shortening)

A cookie-focused breakdown online also flags dairy + eggs + gluten as expected allergens.

Ingredients: what’s typically inside a Bo-Berry™ Cookie

Bojangles doesn’t always publish a full consumer-facing ingredient label for every LTO dessert on the public menu pages. So think of this as a typical cookie ingredient profile, not a certified ingredient statement:

• Flour base (wheat)
• Sugar
• Fat source (butter and/or shortening)
• Eggs
• Vanilla flavoring
• “Bo-Berries” / berry pieces

That general ingredient/allergen expectation is consistent with cookie descriptions and cookie nutrition breakdowns published online.

When can you buy the Bo-Berry™ Cookie in 2026?

The cookie has been marketed as limited time during certain promos.
In other periods, some locations may still carry it, but availability can be inconsistent.

Best way to check:

• Search your nearest store in the Bojangles ordering flow
• Or call the store and ask if the cookie is currently available

Best ways to order

1) Eat it warm

The cookie hits best slightly warm, when the cookie base is softer and the berry pieces feel more “jammy” than chewy.

2) Pair it with something not-sweet

Best pairings tend to be:

• Coffee
• Unsweet tea
• A savory breakfast biscuit (sweet + salty balance)

3) Choose your moment: snack vs dessert vs shareable

• Snack: 1 cookie
• Dessert after meal: 1 cookie + coffee
• Group share: 6 or 12 pack

FAQs

Why is the Bo-Berry™ Cookie a different price at different Bojangles locations?

Most Bojangles restaurants operate with location-based pricing influenced by local costs, franchise decisions, and market competition. Menu listings often show starting prices, while your store may price higher due to labor, rent, and regional demand. That’s why you might see a “$1.24+” list price on one guide and a $1.49 promo price elsewhere.

Are Bo-Berry™ Cookie prices higher on delivery apps?

Often, yes. Delivery platforms may add service fees, delivery fees, and sometimes item markups compared with in-store/drive-thru pricing. Even if the cookie’s base price is similar, the “true cost” rises once fees and tips are included. If you’re ordering just dessert, pickup is almost always cheaper.

Is it usually cheaper to buy the 2-cookie deal than two singles?

When the 2-for promo is available, it’s commonly priced to beat two individual cookies (that’s the whole point of the deal). During a rollout, the 2-cookie price point was positioned as a value bundle. If your store doesn’t list the bundle, ask at the counter—some locations still honor bundle buttons in the POS even when not on the board.

What’s the best-value way to buy Bo-Berry™ Cookies for a party?

For gatherings, the 6 or 12 pack is typically the best route because it reduces the per-cookie cost and simplifies ordering (one box instead of many singles). The most widely cited bundle structure includes 6 and 12 packs with “prices may vary.” If you’re feeding a large group, call ahead so they can stage baking (cookies can sell out when they’re hot).

Can I add a Bo-Berry™ Cookie to a combo meal, and is it cheaper that way?

Many Bojangles locations treat desserts as a la carte add-ons, not a standard “swap” in combos. Practically, that means you’ll usually pay the cookie price on top of the combo price. The advantage isn’t a discount—it’s convenience: one order, one ticket, and (sometimes) better promo eligibility if you’re using an app deal during Bo-Berry events.

Does Bojangles offer “mix and match” dessert bundles (cookie + biscuit)?

Some stores run local promos, but nationally the cookie has been promoted with cookie-only bundle tiers (1 / 2 / 6 / 12). If you want a mixed dessert box, your best bet is simply ordering multiple dessert items a la carte. For big orders, calling ahead helps the store plan inventory.

How do I know if the “starting at” price is real at my store?

“Starting at” pricing is a clue, not a promise. A reliable approach:

• Check the online ordering checkout for your exact location (best)
• Or ask the drive-thru speaker, “What’s the current price for the Bo-Berry cookie today?”
  Menu pricing pages themselves often include disclaimers that prices may not apply to all locations.

Is the Bo-Berry™ Cookie usually available all day?

Availability depends more on stock than the clock. Many Bojangles desserts are available throughout operating hours, but the cookie can be treated as limited time in certain periods. So the practical answer: it’s “all day” when they have it, and “not today” when it sells out.

What dessert is closest in price to the Bo-Berry™ Cookie?

Based on 2026 menu pricing lists, most other desserts cost more than the cookie, because the cookie is often positioned as the cheapest sweet item. If you’re budgeting, the cookie tends to be the go-to “under $2-ish” add-on while other sweets commonly start higher.

Are Bo-Berry™ Cookies cheaper during Bo-Berry Week promotions?

They can be—especially when Bojangles runs app-based deals tied to Bo-Berry promotions. In past Bo-Berry Week-style promos, daily offers have included discounts and BOGO-style deals (promotion structure can change year to year).