Baskin-Robbins Menu (2026)

Baskin-Robbins publishes 68 flavors in its current case, built on the original promise of 31 flavors — a different flavor for each day of the month. The chain, founded in 1945, has created more than 1,400 flavors since then. Baskin-Robbins publishes no national prices: every shop is independently owned and operated and sets its own pricing, so this page prints no scoop, sundae, shake, quart or cake prices — it prints the full menu instead, with the calories from the chain’s official Product Nutrition Guide printed 09-18-2026. The Flavor of the Month for October 2026 is Biscoff® Cookie Crème Brûlée. Below is the complete Baskin-Robbins menu: flavors, scoops and cones, sundaes, milkshakes and Cappuccino Blasts, cakes, take-home quarts and novelty bars.

The 31 Flavors — The Roster Is the Menu

At Baskin-Robbins the flavors are the menu. Everything else on this page — scoops, sundaes, shakes, cakes and quarts — is a way of serving one of the flavors in the case. The “31” in the chain’s history is exact: Baskin-Robbins “31®” was created to represent a different ice cream flavor for each day of the month, and the chain introduced “31 Flavors” into its marketing in 1953. “31 Flavors” is this chain’s own historic name, not a separate chain and not a competitor.

The current published case carries 68 flavors. Every shop carries a different rotating selection from that roster, and flavors rotate monthly — the roster on this page is the chain’s published case, not a promise that every flavor is in every shop on a given day. Check your shop’s case for the flavors it is scooping today.

Every flavor is published in two scoop sizes: a kid’s scoop of 2.5 oz and a single scoop of 4 oz. The structured menu on this page lists each flavor at its 4 oz single-scoop calories, with the 2.5 oz kid’s-scoop figure in the flavor’s description. The range across the case runs from 130 calories for a 4 oz scoop of Lemon Sorbet or Wild ‘n Reckless Sherbet to 330 calories for Icing on the Cake®, OREO® Monkey Business or Pistachio Chocolate Bar.

Jamoca® and Jamoca® Almond Fudge

Jamoca® is Baskin-Robbins’ own coffee ice cream — 220 calories in a 4 oz scoop, 140 calories in a 2.5 oz kid’s scoop. Jamoca® Almond Fudge is that same Jamoca coffee base with roasted almonds and a chocolate flavored ribbon — 270 calories in a 4 oz scoop, 170 calories in a kid’s scoop. The difference between the two flavors is the almonds and the fudge ribbon; the coffee base is the same. Jamoca® Almond Fudge is also sold as a boxed novelty bar (210 calories per bar, in Take-Home below), and the non-dairy case carries Non-Dairy Jamoca® Chip, a coffee frozen dessert with chocolate chips (270 calories per 4 oz scoop).

Pralines ‘n Cream

Pralines ‘n Cream — spelled with an “n” in the chain’s own name, in every form — is vanilla flavored ice cream loaded with praline-coated pecan pieces and a caramel swirl: 270 calories in a 4 oz scoop, 170 calories in a kid’s scoop. It is also sold as a boxed novelty bar (210 calories per bar).

Mint Chocolate Chip

Mint Chocolate Chip is mint ice cream with chocolate chips: 260 calories in a 4 oz scoop, 170 calories in a kid’s scoop. It is one of the case’s longest-running flavors, and it carries two other formats on this menu: an ice cream roll cake flavor and a boxed novelty bar (210 calories per bar).

Gold Medal Ribbon®

Gold Medal Ribbon® is vanilla flavored and chocolate ice creams swirled together with a caramel ribbon: 240 calories in a 4 oz scoop, 150 calories in a kid’s scoop. The three elements — vanilla, chocolate, caramel ribbon — are the whole definition of the flavor.

Daiquiri Ice

Daiquiri Ice is a lime ice with a splash of rum flavoring. It contains no alcohol. The rum in the name is flavoring only. Daiquiri Ice is a non-dairy ice: 140 calories in a 4 oz scoop, 90 calories in a 2.5 oz kid’s scoop. That alcohol answer is part of this flavor’s definition, which is why it sits here with the flavor and nowhere else on this page.

Rainbow Sherbet

Rainbow Sherbet is three sherbets in one scoop: raspberry, pineapple and orange. It has 160 calories in a 4 oz scoop and 100 calories in a kid’s scoop. Rainbow Sherbet is a sherbet, not a sorbet — the distinction matters for the dietary answers in Allergens below. It is also sold as a pre-packed quart and as a boxed novelty bar (80 calories per bar, the lowest-calorie bar on the menu). Against Wild ‘n Reckless Sherbet — green apple, blue raspberry and fruit punch, 130 calories per 4 oz scoop — Rainbow Sherbet is the classic citrus-berry trio and Wild ‘n Reckless is the candy-fruit trio.

The Rest of the Case

The candy-brand line anchors the modern case: OREO® Cookies ‘n Cream (280 calories), OREO® ‘n Cold Brew (320), OREO® Monkey Business (330), OREO® S’mores (320), REESE’S® Peanut Butter Cup (300) and TWIX® Caramel Crunch (300). The classics run alongside them: Rocky Road — chocolate ice cream with almonds and miniature marshmallows (290) — World Class® Chocolate (260), Old Fashioned Butter Pecan (280), Cherries Jubilee (240), Nutty Coconut (300), Baseball Nut® (280), Icing on the Cake® (330), Mom’s Makin’ Cookies® (310) and Love Potion #31® (280).

The fruit, sherbet and sorbet set is Very Berry Strawberry (220), Strawberry Cheesecake (250), Triple Mango (210), Wild ‘n Reckless Sherbet (130), Lemon Sorbet (130) and Daiquiri Ice (140). The newer and regional case flavors include Chocolate Almond (300), Galactic Brownie (310), German Chocolate Cake (310), Creole Cream Cheese (230), Black Walnut (260), Rum Raisin (250), Lemon Custard (240), Pink Bubblegum (250), Pistachio Almond (290), Pistachio Chocolate Bar (330), Cotton Candy (250) and Matcha Green Tea — listed in the chain’s October 2026 allergen chart, with no calorie row published for it in the September 2026 nutrition guide, so its calories are blank on this page and stay blank. The full 68-flavor roster, with both scoop sizes, is in the structured menu on this page.

Scoops, Sizes & Cones

Baskin-Robbins serves four scoop formats, and the sizes are fixed by weight:

Double and triple scoops can mix flavors. Per-flavor calories for both the 2.5 oz and 4 oz scoops are listed with the flavors in the structured menu — there is no separate scoop calorie table, because the scoop’s calories are the flavor’s calories.

The cone platform has three bases — Cake Cone (25 calories), Sugar Cone (50 calories) and the Fresh-Baked Waffle Cone (150 calories) — each also sold chocolate-dipped (140, 160 and 270 calories) and as a fancy cone finished with almonds or sprinkles (170–320 calories by build). The full 12-cone list is in the structured menu. Toppings are chosen at the case; the sundae builds below show the standard topping set of a wet topping, chopped almonds and a cherry.

Sundaes

The sundae platform starts with scoop count. A One-Scoop Sundae (350 calories) is a 2.5 oz scoop with your choice of wet topping, chopped almonds and a cherry; the Two-Scoop Sundae is 600 calories and the Three-Scoop Sundae is 830 calories, built the same way. Two banana builds sit on top of that base: the Banana Royale (710 calories) — two scoops with bananas, wet topping, chopped almonds and a cherry — and the Banana Split (990 calories) — three scoops with two banana slices, wet topping, chopped almonds and three cherries. The Warm Brownie Sundae (810 calories) puts two scoops on a warm brownie with the same topping set.

The layered sundaes are the signature builds. The OREO® Layered Sundae (1,100 calories) layers three scoops of OREO® Cookies ‘n Cream with hot fudge and chopped OREO® cookie pieces, topped with marshmallow, more hot fudge and OREO® pieces. The REESE’S® Peanut Butter Cup Layered Sundae (1,320 calories) layers three scoops of REESE’S® Peanut Butter Cup ice cream with REESE’S® peanut butter sauce, chopped REESE’S® cups and hot fudge. The Chocolate Chip Cookie Dough Layered Sundae (1,110 calories) layers three scoops of Chocolate Chip Cookie Dough ice cream with hot fudge and cookie dough pieces, topped with caramel. The October 2026 Biscoff® Cookie Layered Sundae (1,410 calories) and the Dubai Chocolate Inspired Sundae (1,030 calories) are the current seasonal layered builds. The OREO® Brookie Batter Sundae runs 390 calories at one scoop, 650 at two and 900 at three.

There is no Made with SNICKERS sundae on the current menu. The current Product Nutrition Guide lists no SNICKERS sundae and carries no SNICKERS flavor row in the published roster, so neither is listed here.

Creature Creations® & Kids

The kids’ format is the kid’s scoop: one 2.5 oz scoop of any flavor in the case, at the 2.5 oz calorie figure listed with each flavor. There is no separate kids’ menu card — the kids’ menu is the flavor case at the smaller scoop.

Creature Creations® dress a scoop as a character. The Unicorn build carries sprinkles and an edible rainbow horn; the Dinosaur build carries an edible tail. Each build is listed at 350 calories, and the guide’s published range across flavors is 260–490 calories, because the scoop underneath decides the total.

Milkshakes, Cappuccino Blasts® & Beverages

A Milkshake at Baskin-Robbins is made with your choice of flavor from the case, in three sizes: Small 16 fl oz (610–790 calories), Medium 24 fl oz (910–1,190 calories) and Large 32 fl oz (1,210–1,580 calories), by flavor. That range is the complete answer to what a Baskin-Robbins milkshake is: a blended scoop drink whose calories — and whose price, which is set by your shop — depend on the flavor and size you pick. The two signature shakes are the October 2026 Biscoff® Cookie Signature Shake (990 calories small, 1,400 medium, 1,810 large) and the Dubai Chocolate Inspired Shake (1,060 / 1,520 / 1,990).

The coffee platform is the Cappy™ — the current name for the drink long sold as the Cappuccino Blast®. Cappy and Cappuccino Blast are the same drink, not two drinks. The Classic Cappy™ runs 330 calories in a small, 500 in a medium and 640 in a large. The flavored Cappys are Caramel Praline (550–1,040 by size), Chocolate Fudge (570–1,120), OREO® (460–940), and the seasonal Love Potion #31® (370–680), Pumpkin Spice (330–650) and Peppermint Fudge (570–1,120) builds. The Cappys are the menu’s caffeine platform; their calories by size are in the structured menu.

The rest of the beverage case is the Mangonada (300 / 420 / 600 calories by size), Mango Smoothie (310–610) and Strawberry Smoothie (270–540), the Lava Colada (510–1,010), and the Peanut Butter ‘n Chocolate Ice Cream Float (420–1,170) and Ice Cream Freeze (750–1,490). Bottled beverages close the case: Pepsi® and Starry® (250 and 240 calories per 20 fl oz bottle), Pepsi® Zero Sugar and Aquafina® (0 calories).

Cakes, Cake in a Box, Roll Cakes & Polar Pizza®

Ice cream cakes are a core Baskin-Robbins product, not a side line. A Custom Ice Cream Cake is built four ways: pick a design, choose your ice cream flavor, choose your cake flavor and size, and add a message. Theme, character and photo cakes are built on that same custom platform, and cake sizes run from treats for two to themed cakes for big parties. Fully customized cakes take at least 24 hours to create. Shops also keep ready-made cakes in the case for immediate pickup, and cakes can be ordered up to 30 days ahead. Birthday cakes are the central use of this platform: a birthday cake is a custom or ready-made cake from this section, while the free birthday scoop is a Birthday Club mechanic and sits in Deals below.

Cake in a Box is the boxed cake line, in seven flavors: Biscoff® Cookie (520 calories per 1/10-cake slice), Chocolate Chip Cookie Crunch (450), Cookie Crave (460), Mint Cookie Crunch (450), M&M’S® with Cookie Dough (470), Peppermint Avalanche (450, seasonal) and Dubai Chocolate Inspired (540, seasonal). Ice Cream Roll Cakes come in four flavors — Chocolate Chip, Mint Chocolate Chip, OREO® Cookies ‘n Cream and Vanilla — finished with chopped almonds, rainbow sprinkles or white chocolate, at 490–510 calories per slice. The Polar Pizza® Ice Cream Treat is an ice cream treat built on a cookie crust and sliced like a pizza; its designs rotate, including seasonal designs.

Take-Home & Novelties

Take-home starts with two quart formats. A Pre-Packed Quart is a quart of a single flavor packed to take home, at 160–290 calories per 2/3 cup serving by flavor: Rainbow Sherbet 160, Chocolate and Chocolate Chip 230, Love Potion #31®, Rocky Road and Baseball Nut® 250, Beach Day™ 290. A Fresh-Pack Quart is your choice of flavor hand-packed in the shop. The DIY kit rows in demand resolve to these same formats — a quart and the case are the take-home build; there is no separate kit product on the published menu.

Boxed Novelty Bars come in six flavors, one bar per serving: Chocolate Chip (210 calories), Cotton Candy (130), Jamoca® Almond Fudge (210), Mint Chocolate Chip (210), Pralines ‘n Cream (210) and Rainbow Sherbet (80). The handmade novelty bars are the Dubai Chocolate Ice Cream Bar (440), the Made with Biscoff® Crème Brûlée Novelty Bar (370), Mango Chamoy Bar (90), Mango Smoothie Bar (100) and Strawberry Smoothie Bar (90).

Flavor of the Month & Seasonal Flavors

The Flavor of the Month for October 2026 is Biscoff® Cookie Crème Brûlée: French custard ice cream with Biscoff® cookie pieces and caramelized sugar swirls — 310 calories in a 4 oz scoop, 200 calories in a kid’s scoop. It fronts a full Biscoff® collection for October 2026: the flavor itself, the Biscoff® Cookie Layered Sundae (1,410 calories), the Biscoff® Cookie Signature Shake (990–1,810 calories by size), the Made with Biscoff® Crème Brûlée Novelty Bar (370 calories) and the Biscoff® Cookie Cake in a Box (520 calories per slice). Those five items are the October collection; each carries its data with its own section above and in the structured menu.

Love Potion #31® is a returning seasonal flavor. It is not the Flavor of the Month. Any merchant listing that names Love Potion #31® as the current Flavor of the Month is stale. Love Potion #31® — white chocolate and raspberry ice creams with raspberry-filled chocolate hearts and a raspberry ribbon, 280 calories per 4 oz scoop — is in the case for the season, and it also appears as a seasonal Cappy™ and in pre-packed quarts.

The fall and winter rotation around it is Pumpkin Cheesecake (270 calories — pumpkin cheesecake flavored ice cream with ginger snap cookie pieces), Egg Nog (260), Peppermint (270) and Winter White Chocolate® (280). Seasonal flavors rotate on the chain’s monthly cycle, and each shop’s selection differs, so a seasonal flavor’s presence in the published roster does not put it in every shop’s case.

Prices — Baskin-Robbins Publishes No National Prices

Baskin-Robbins publishes no national prices. There is no national price for a scoop, a sundae, a milkshake, a quart or a cake. The chain’s official FAQ answers the pricing question directly: each Baskin-Robbins location is independently owned and operated, and pricing questions go to the local shop, whose online menu carries that shop’s prices. The official ordering site, order.baskinrobbins.com, shows no menu and no prices until a specific shop is selected — prices exist only inside one shop’s menu.

That position was checked on October 26, 2026, and it is stated here at exactly that level. One shop’s prices are not a national range, and aggregator or delivery-menu figures disagree from shop to shop, so this page prints no aggregator figures and no single-shop figures for any item — including the milkshake: “how much is a Baskin-Robbins milkshake” has no chain-published national answer, because the chain publishes no national milkshake price. Your shop’s menu is the only price source for your shop.

The only nationally published price facts for Baskin-Robbins are the chain’s own member offers, and they live in Deals below, where they belong — as offers with terms and expiry dates, not as menu prices. Whether Baskin-Robbins is expensive is therefore a per-shop question; the chain’s own answer is to check the local shop.

Nutrition & Calories

Every calorie figure on this page comes from one source: the chain’s official Product Nutrition Guide, printed 09-18-2026. That edition date is the date of the data. The guide itself warns that information can change frequently and directs readers to baskinrobbins.com for the most current information.

The guide’s conventions are stated once, here: flavors are published per 2.5 oz kid’s scoop and per 4 oz single scoop (the structured menu lists the 4 oz figure as the flavor’s calories and the 2.5 oz figure in its description); sundaes are published per build; beverages per 16, 24 and 32 fl oz; Cake in a Box per 1/10-cake slice; roll cakes per slice; novelty bars per bar; pre-packed quarts per 2/3 cup serving. Creature Creations® are published as a range — 260 calories at the low end to 490 at the high end by flavor — with the Unicorn and Dinosaur builds each listed at 350 calories. The guide’s trans fat note: displayed trans fat is naturally occurring, and all products contain zero grams of artificial trans fat.

Lowest-Calorie Picks in the Case

At the kid’s 2.5 oz scoop those same flavors run 80–100 calories. The lowest-calorie full items beyond the case are the Rainbow Sherbet Boxed Novelty Bar (80 calories), the Mango Chamoy Bar (90) and the Strawberry Smoothie Bar (90). At the top of the case, Icing on the Cake®, OREO® Monkey Business and Pistachio Chocolate Bar sit at 330 calories per 4 oz scoop, and the heaviest builds on the menu are the layered sundaes (up to 1,410 calories) and the large signature shakes (up to 1,990 calories).

Two gaps in the data are printed as gaps. Matcha Green Tea has no published calorie row in the 09-18-2026 guide, so it carries no calorie figure on this page. Custom cakes and the Polar Pizza® treat carry no single calorie figure, because both are built to order — their calories are decided by the flavors and size chosen. No figure from any other source fills either gap.

Allergens, Ingredients & Dietary

Baskin-Robbins’ allergen position is a shared-equipment position, stated by the chain in its FAQ: any of its products may contain or may have been further processed on shared equipment that may have come in contact with allergens including Eggs, Milk, Peanuts, Sesame, Soy, Tree Nuts or Wheat. The detailed per-item marks are in the chain’s official Allergen Information chart, effective 10/1/2026–10/31/2026. For allergen questions beyond this page, the chain lists Consumer Care at 800-859-5339. Composition questions — what is in a flavor, what nuts are in a flavor — are answered from the roster descriptions in the Flavors section above and the structured menu: Nutty Coconut, for example, carries roasted almonds, pecans and walnuts, and Rocky Road carries almonds.

Gluten-Conscious — the Chain’s Term

Baskin-Robbins’ term is “gluten-conscious,” and its list is not a gluten-free menu. Gluten-conscious items are made without gluten-containing ingredients and are not produced in a gluten-free environment. The chain’s FAQ states the limit directly: the gluten-conscious list is not suitable for people with Celiac Disease, a heightened gluten sensitivity or a wheat allergy. This page uses the chain’s term and the chain’s limit, and does not present any Baskin-Robbins item as a celiac-safe claim.

Non-Dairy and Vegan-Intent Options

The case carries two named non-dairy flavors: Non-Dairy Cookies ‘n Crème (310 calories per 4 oz scoop) and Non-Dairy Jamoca® Chip (270 calories). Beyond them, the non-dairy platform is the sorbets and ices — Lemon Sorbet and Daiquiri Ice are non-dairy. Sherbets are a different category from sorbets: Rainbow Sherbet and Wild ‘n Reckless Sherbet are sherbets, not non-dairy sorbets, and the dairy answer for a sherbet sits here, at allergen level, not with the flavor-composition answer above. The chain’s whey answer completes the position: all of its ice cream is made with real milk and contains whey, and for whey-free options the chain directs readers to its non-dairy sorbets and ices.

No Sugar Added

The chain states this platform at two levels, and both are printed at their own level. The official FAQ says: “We offer two no sugar added flavors.” The current allergen chart — the newer document, effective October 2026 — lists three reduced-fat, no-sugar-added entries: No Sugar Added Caramel Turtle Truffle (160 calories per 4 oz scoop), No Sugar Added Pineapple Coconut (160) and No Sugar Added Strawberry Shortcake (200). No-sugar-added does not mean sugar-free: these flavors contain naturally occurring sugars and sugar alcohols, and the chart carries the standard laxative-effect note for excess consumption on the chocolate and pineapple entries.

Kosher

All Baskin-Robbins ice cream flavors are kosher, except Rocky Road. That is the chain’s complete published kosher position, from its official FAQ, and it covers the flavor roster — including the Polar Pizza® treat’s kosher question, which resolves to the flavors it is built from.

Hours

Baskin-Robbins has no national hours. Every shop sets its own hours. Shops are independently owned, and the chain publishes hours per shop, not for the chain. The typical pattern at a standalone shop is an opening at 10 or 11 AM and a closing between 9 PM and 11 PM; shops co-located with Dunkin’ open much earlier, with the Dunkin’ side of the store. That pattern is a pattern, not a timetable — no opening, closing or “open until” time on this page applies to a specific shop.

Holiday hours — Christmas Eve, Easter, Labor Day, July 4th and New Year’s — are per-shop for the same reason: each shop sets its own holiday schedule. Baskin-Robbins shops are not open 24 hours as a chain pattern. For a specific shop’s hours today, its open-now status, or its holiday hours, use that shop’s listing — store locations and hours live in the directory, bridged at the end of this page.

Gift Cards

Baskin-Robbins gift cards are sold in shops and in the BR App, with custom cards online through the chain’s vendor, in any denomination from $2 to $100. The terms are fixed by the chain and its card terms (issuer: SVC Service II LLC):

• Cards never expire, and the card terms charge no dormancy or management fees.
• Cards work at participating Baskin-Robbins AND Dunkin’ locations in the U.S. That cross-use is the chain’s own published position, from its own FAQ — the two brands share one card program, so a Baskin-Robbins card spends at Dunkin’ and the answer is yes, definitively, at participating U.S. locations of both brands.
• Cards are in-shop only. A gift card cannot pay for an online order or a BR App order — the chain’s terms state gift cards are currently only eligible for in-shop orders. That in-shop limit also answers the delivery-channel version of the question: a card does not pay on a delivery order, because it does not pay on any non-in-shop order.
• Lost or stolen cards are not replaced. The chain’s instruction is to treat the card like cash. Registering a card in the BR App tracks it digitally, but registration does not create a replacement right.
• Balance: register the card in the BR App and the balance shows in the app; ask in any shop; or call 1-888-729-2489, the number printed in the card terms.
• Bulk: purchases of $500 or more run through the Inspire Brands Corporate Gift Card Program.
• Cards are not redeemable for cash, check or credit unless required by law.

Discount gift cards sold by third-party resellers are resales of this same card — the denomination, expiry and cross-use terms above are the terms that govern the card itself, whoever sold it.

Deals, Baskin-Robbins Rewards & Birthday Club

Baskin-Robbins Rewards is the chain’s loyalty program, run inside the BR App. It pays in visit credits, not points: 1 visit credit per transaction of $1 or more at participating locations, with a maximum of 1 credit per 10 minutes. In a shop, the credit is earned by scanning the app’s QR code; on app and website orders, the credit is earned by being signed in, and credits post at pickup. What does not earn is fixed by the program: gift card purchases and reloads, bottled beverages, reward redemptions, retail merchandise, charity donations, ShopBaskinRobbins.com orders, and Dunkin’ products sold in combo locations. On redemption, up to 3 rewards and offers can be used per transaction, with a limit of 1 offer per transaction, and each reward and offer carries its own expiration date shown in the app. Delivery orders earn nothing and redeem nothing.

Two member offers are live at the date of this guide, both from the chain’s own homepage, and both end with October:

• 3 for $15, for Rewards members: mix and match any 3 of Small Mangonadas, Small Smoothies, Double Scoops or Creature Creations for $15 at participating U.S. shops. Expires October 31, 2026. Not valid for delivery.
• 31% off scoops on October 31, 2026, for Rewards members: 31% off all scoops on October 31 only. Waffle cones, toppings and sundaes are excluded.

These are the chain’s own nationally published offers — the only national price facts Baskin-Robbins publishes — and no third-party coupon codes or promo codes are printed on this page. Daily and monthly “specials” beyond these two resolve to the same place: the offers live in the BR App and on the chain’s site, with their own participation and expiry terms.

The Birthday Club is a separate program from Rewards, and it is free. Membership requires age 13 or older. The birthday coupon lands in the member’s account in the BR App on the member’s birthday — that coupon is the free birthday scoop. Up to 5 family members can be added to one account, each with their own birthday. Existing Birthday Club members keep their rewards whether or not they join Baskin-Robbins Rewards, and most — not all — U.S. shops accept Birthday Club rewards.

Quick Answers

Looking for a specific shop, its flavors today, or its hours? Locations live in the JanesRestaurant directory — this page covers the chain’s menu, not individual stores. Ordering a cake for pickup, or delivery through BR Delivers (DoorDash, Uber Eats, Postmates and Grubhub, per the chain’s FAQ), runs through the chain’s site and BR App; the cake facts that matter before you order — at least 24 hours for a fully customized cake, ready-made cakes in the case, orders up to 30 days ahead — are in Cakes above.

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