Lemonberry Slush
Mini | $2.99 | 150 cal
Small | $2.79 | 210 cal
Medium | $3.19 | 300 cal
Large | $3.59 | 460 cal
RT 44® | $4.19 | 640 cal
Lemonberry Or Looseberry?
There are two kinds of people in this world. Those who sip life slowly, and those who pull up to the Sonic drive-thru and demand it in full blast, over ice, with real fruit, and no apologies.
May 27th, 2025. A date that now sits quietly in the history books, right beside the invention of the toaster, the moon landing, and the time Sonic Lemonberry Slush onto the planet like it owed us something.
It didn’t arrive gently. It showed up with crushed ice in its veins, strawberry swirls in its soul, and the kind of citrus energy that could wake a coma patient.
Born of the gods of real fruit and the engineers of flavor velocity, this isn’t just another cute addition to the Sonic menu items lineup. It’s a declaration of war against boring beverages.
This slush doesn’t whisper refreshment, it screams it from a cherry-red convertible doing 90 on a desert highway.
You don’t drink this. You submit to it.
And while most frozen drinks taste like melted sidewalk chalk filtered through artificial nonsense, this one hits different. Like a left hook from Mother Nature herself, but she’s wearing lip gloss and blasting pop punk.
It’s not trying to “quench” your thirst. That’s rookie language.
This slush walks in with a mission: reset the standard, blitz the taste buds, and remind you that flavor can still be thrilling.
The only question that matters now?
Are your taste buds even built for this level of citrus authority?
What’s Inside? That Could Cause a Flavor Uprising
We’re talking real strawberries, not that pink syrup you find in sad cafeteria nightmares. It’s sweet, slightly tangy, and explodes with every sip like it knows it’s better than you. Because it is.
Lemon Like You Owe It An Apology
This isn’t a “hint” of lemon. This is a full-bodied citrus punch to the face, hand-squeezed with intention. It stings a little, in a good way. Like biting into summer with your eyes closed and your ex watching. The kind of lemon that doesn’t ask for consent, it just shows up and takes over, brightening the entire cup with an acidity so powerful, therapists should study it.
The Ice That Knows Too Much
Crushed? More like engineered. This isn’t a cube massacre. It’s micro-sculpted glacier tech. Sonic’s signature slush texture doesn’t melt, it lingers. Every spoonful, every sip, gives you that crunch-sip combo that makes the world stop spinning for just a second. You’ll try to chew it. You’ll fail. And you’ll come back for more, because pain and pleasure finally found their drinkable form.
The Fusion That Should Be Illegal
Together, the strawberry and lemon collide like two drunk gods at a fireworks convention. It’s chaos. It’s flavor arson. It shouldn’t work, but it works too well. This combo doesn’t refresh. It baptizes.
And you’ve never had salvation this cold.
The Slush That Delivers A Beatdown, To Your Thirst And The Competition
Somewhere in a dark back room, overpriced teahouse executives are probably sweating bullets. Because Sonic just rolled up with $2.99 worth of real strawberries, hand-squeezed lemon, and the kind of flavor that hits harder than your landlord asking for rent again.
Now compare that to Bo Bo Teahouse, where $6.50 gets you a “Mix Berry Slush With Cream” that tastes like a berry went through a divorce and brought its emotional baggage into your drink.
Need more? Enter Tea & Tea, where they’ll hand you a Raspberry Passion Fruit Orange Slush for $7.75, three fruits, zero direction. That thing doesn’t know if it’s a drink or a tropical traffic jam. It’s confused, expensive, and trying too hard.
Quickly Boba Café? Oh, they’ll give you a Blueberry Slush for $5.99. Cute. For the price of one blueberry breakup drink, you could buy two Sonic Lemonberry Slushes and still have change left to tip the universe.
This isn’t affordability, it’s domination. Sonic didn’t just undercut the competition. They dismantled the trend of luxury-priced mediocrity with flavor and ferocity.
You’re not saving money. You’re committing a legal heist.
Because Sonic real fruit slushes isn’t made in an underground food lab. It’s made in the open, at full volume, with real ingredients, ice that snaps like fresh gossip, and a price tag that feels like a glitch in the matrix.
Why are you still spending $7.75 on an identity crisis in a cup when $2.99 buys you strawberry-citrus chaos in its most refined form?
Spend smart. Sip loud. Stay undefeated.
Price Comparison Summary
| Brands | Item | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Sonic Drive-In | Sonic Lemonberry Slush | $2.99 |
| Bo Bo Teahouse | Mix Berry Slush With Cream | $6.50 |
| Tea & Tea | Raspberry Passion Fruit Orange Slush | $7.75 |
| Quickly Boba Cafe | Blueberry Slush | $5.99 |
The Slush That Tells Sugar To Sit Down And Shut Up
Most drinks lie. They drape themselves in leafy green branding, whisper sweet “natural” nothings, and still leave your organs screaming for a detox. Sonic’s Lemonberry Slush doesn’t play that game. It steps up, cold in hand, strawberry in swirl, and says, “Here’s exactly what I’ve got. Can your overpriced gut grenade say the same?”
Zero fat. Zero cholesterol. Zero guilt that stalks you after the last sip.
Sugar? Yeah, it’s got it. Because it tastes like actual joy. But unlike the murky mystery bowls from “health cafés” that hit you with a surprise 90g sugar bomb after charging $8, this slush posts its stats like it’s proud. And it should be.
Here’s the real kicker: there’s no dairy, no syrups loaded with lab-born syllables, and no fake “organic” scams. What you see is what you sip. Strawberry. Lemon. Ice. Full send.
And when you’re ready to go full Sherlock on your diet? Sonic isn’t hiding anything. Their nutrition menu is a full-blown archive of ingredient facts, drink breakdowns, and calorie confessions. It’s public. It’s honest. It’s like they want you to win.
So next time someone tries to guilt-trip you for sipping on a Lemonberry Slush, show them this label and ask how much cholesterol’s hiding in their $12 kale-pineapple disaster smoothie.
Because cleaner doesn’t always mean greener. Sometimes, it means red, yellow, and frozen as hell.
Nutrition Facts
| Nutritional Values | Small | Medium | Large | RT 44® |
| Total Calories | 210 | 300 | 460 | 640 |
| Total Fat (g) | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 |
| Cholesterol (mg) | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 |
| Sodium (mg) | 35 | 50 | 75 | 95 |
| Carbs (g) | 55 | 70 | 123 | 170 |
| Dietary Fiber (g) | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 |
| Sugar (g) | 55 | 77 | 120 | 167 |
| Protein (g) | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 |
The Drink That Doesn’t Follow Rules – And Neither Should You
You thought the Lemonberry Slush was just the start? No. That’s the blueprint. The beginning of a flavor rebellion. This slush doesn’t come with rules. It hands you the keys to the Sonic lab and tells you to cause some trouble.
Want to toss in Mango? Do it. Turn your citrus buzz into tropical destruction. Feeling reckless? Add Blue Raspberry and watch the cup go full Avatar mode. Want a slush-float combo that makes health coaches cry? Add ice cream and watch the laws of physics tremble.
This isn’t “customization.” That word sounds like a bad startup pitch. This is flavor terrorism. It’s remix culture for your mouth. Sonic gives you the canvas, the cold weaponry, and dares you to create something wild enough to make your Instagram worth checking.
Because here’s the secret no one talks about, custom slushes get noticed. You roll up with a Lemonberry + Cherry + Nerds combo? That’s main character energy. You’re not just drinking. You’re performing.
There are no rules here. No minimums. No maximums. Just crushed ice, real fruit, and Sonic’s digital flavor bar, fully unlocked.
Go subtle and mysterious. Go nuclear and neon. Go viral.
Because in a world of overpriced coffee clones and sad green smoothies, you’re the one walking out with a custom slush that looks like it hacked the mainframe.
Dare to mix. Dare to flex. You weren’t built for ordinary. Neither was this drink.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the Lemonberry Slush sugar-free?
Not unless you live in a fantasy where unicorns cry stevia. This beast comes with real sugar, not make-believe sweetener dust. If you want zero sugar but still crave flavor, head to the Sugar-Free Menu I personally crafted, where fun and health have an awkward but loving handshake.
Is the Lemonberry Slush free from alcohol?
Yes. 100%. Zero booze. This slush won’t get you tipsy, it’ll get you hyped, legally and responsibly. Want a buzz? Take one sip and let the flavor hit you like citrus fireworks to the soul. Kids can drink it. Grandmas can drink it. Your weird gym buddy who counts macros? Yup, him too.
Is the Lemonberry Slush a real fruit slush?
Real. Actual. Fruit. Strawberries that once had hopes and dreams. Lemons that lived a full life in the sun before being squeezed into glory. This isn’t that lab-injected syrup sludge your overpriced café sells for $7.75. It’s strawberry-lemon war paint, served cold.
Is the Lemonberry Slush vegan?
Absolutely. No cream. No dairy. No cow sneezed on this cup. It’s vegan-safe and flavor-savage. If it had any more plants in it, it would start charging for yoga classes.
Is it gluten-free?
Yes. No grains here. Just flavor that goes straight for the jugular. For more gluten-free killers, hit up the Gluten-Free Menu I curated because your gut deserves clarity, not confusion.
Is it allergen-free?
No dairy. No nuts. No drama. It’s built like a bulletproof summer. Still paranoid? Check out the Allergen-Free Menu, where flavor lives rent-free and allergens get blocked like your toxic ex.
Is it low-carb?
Nope. Not even a little. This thing comes in like a carb storm wearing flip-flops. But if you’re counting carbs like your future depends on it, check the Low-Carb Menu where I’ve already done the math so you don’t have to cry into MyFitnessPal.
Is it a limited-time offer?
It was, but Sonic saw the chaos this thing caused and said, “Yeah, we’re keeping that.” It’s now on the menu for good, because removing it would trigger a national crisis. You’re safe.
Is it available at all locations?
Yes. Coast to coast, cup to cup. If a Sonic is open, this slush is waiting. No regional favoritism. No mysterious “test markets.” Just nationwide flavor domination.
Is it kid-friendly?
Completely. It’s practically a summer rite of passage. And yes, it’s on the Kids’ Menu, right next to joy, smiles, and brain freeze warnings that no one listens to.
Is it available for delivery?
Sonic doesn’t personally knock on doors, but DoorDash, Grubhub, and all the flavor mercenaries out there will bring this beauty straight to your couch. Just keep your pants on until the doorbell rings.
Any discounts?
Not right now. But if you blink, you’ll miss one. Keep your eyes locked on the Sonic website or app like it’s the stock market. Deals drop like mixtapes, fast, loud, and worth grabbing before they disappear.
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Contact Information
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Contact Number
(405) 225-5000
Conclusion
The car’s in park. The sun’s melting the horizon. You’ve got condensation running down your knuckles and crushed ice rattling like it’s about to drop a mixtape.
You take a sip.
And the world stops.
That first hit of lemon, sharp like a plot twist. The strawberry, sweet like redemption. The slush? Cold enough to slap the day back into alignment.
You’re not just drinking a slush. You’re standing at the final scene of a summer epic. One where you fought flavor mediocrity, dodged overpriced syrup scams, and came out victorious, with a $2.99 cup of glory in your hand.
You didn’t need hype. You needed real. You needed Sonic.
And now you’ve got it, Lemonberry in hand, sodium low, cholesterol at zero, and your taste buds waving white flags in awe.
From drive-thru to dopamine in under 60 seconds. Affordable. Customizable. Weaponized refreshment with no filter and no brakes.
You don’t need another influencer telling you what to drink.
You need a drink worth being seen with.
Sonic’s Lemonberry Slush didn’t just enter the game. It broke the system.
Cue the credits. Slush in hand. Main character secured.
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