Greggs Cookies Menu 2026
🍪 Sweet Treats · Updated 2026
Greggs Cookies Menu 2026: Flavours, Prices & Calories
Every cookie on the Greggs counter right now, what each one actually costs depending on which branch you’re stood in, and exactly how many calories you’re signing up for.
Milk Chocolate, Triple Chocolate and White Chocolate — the three cookies currently on the Greggs counter.
I’ll be straight with you: cookies aren’t the first thing most people queue up for at Greggs. The sausage roll gets all the headlines. But tucked in next to the doughnuts and Belgian buns, the cookie shelf quietly does brilliant business, and it’s one of the few treats on the menu that genuinely tastes home-baked rather than mass-produced. Soft in the middle, a bit crisp at the edge, and loaded with actual chunks of chocolate rather than tiny flecks.
This guide covers everything worth knowing before you order: the three flavours currently baked, what each one costs depending on the type of branch you’re in, the calorie count for every one, and a few honest tips on getting the best value. All the figures below are cross-checked against our own full Greggs menu price list, so what you see here is exactly what you’ll see at the till.
The Three Greggs Cookie Flavours
Every Greggs bakery bakes the same three cookies, so wherever you are in the UK, this is the line-up you’ll find on the counter.
Milk Chocolate Cookie
The one most people grab without thinking twice. Soft-baked with generous chunks of milk chocolate running right through it, and it’s the closest thing on the Greggs counter to a proper home-baked cookie. Good with any hot drink, no strong opinions needed.
Triple Chocolate Cookie
Milk, dark and white chocolate chunks all in one bake, so it’s the most intense of the three despite being the cheapest. If you’re the sort of person who thinks one type of chocolate is never quite enough, this is the cookie for you.
White Chocolate Cookie
Sweeter and creamier than the other two, with white chocolate chunks studded through a slightly paler bake. It’s the priciest of the three, and honestly tastes more like a dessert than an on-the-go snack — try it with an Americano to cut through the sweetness.
All three are baked to the same 70g size, so the differences you’re tasting come entirely from the chocolate, not the amount of dough. If you fancy something biscuit-shaped but different, the Gingerbread Man (45g, 185 kcal, £1.15) and the Jammy Heart Biscuit (59g, 271 kcal, £1.15) sit on the same shelf and are worth a mention, though Greggs files those separately from its core cookie line-up — you’ll find the full run-down on our Sweet Treats Menu 2026 guide.
Greggs Cookies: Full Price & Calorie Table
Greggs runs three pricing tiers across the UK — standard high-street stores, City & London branches, and franchise sites at airports and motorway services. Cookies follow the same pattern as the rest of the menu, so here’s exactly what you’ll pay wherever you’re stood.
| Cookie | Weight | Calories | Standard | City / London | Airport / Franchise |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Milk Chocolate Cookie | 70g | 347 kcal | £1.45 | £1.65 | £1.85 |
| Triple Chocolate Cookie | 70g | 333 kcal | £1.40 | £1.60 | £1.85 |
| White Chocolate Cookie | 70g | 343 kcal | £1.80 | £2.05 | £2.40 |
City/London branches add roughly 20–25p per cookie, and airport or motorway franchise sites add 40–60p. Always confirm at the counter, since individual branches can vary — our Greggs Price Finder Tool will show you the exact price for your nearest store type.
Worth a quick pause on the White Chocolate Cookie: it’s 35p dearer than the Milk Chocolate Cookie at standard stores despite being exactly the same weight and roughly the same calories. That’s simply the cost of white chocolate as an ingredient — it’s more expensive to make than the other two, and Greggs prices it accordingly.
Calories & Price, Charted
Numbers in a table are useful, but seeing them side by side makes the differences easier to judge at a glance.
Calories per cookie
All three sit within 14 kcal of each other — genuinely the tightest calorie spread of any sweet treat category at Greggs. The right-hand edge of this chart (400 kcal) marks 20% of an adult’s 2,000 kcal daily reference intake.
Price by store type
The gap between a standard store and an airport branch is bigger than most people expect — up to 60p on a single cookie.
Which Greggs Cookie Is the Best Value?
Once you work it out per 100g rather than per cookie, the value gap between flavours is bigger than the price tag alone suggests.
If you’re going purely on price, the Triple Chocolate Cookie is the one to reach for — it’s the cheapest of the three at standard stores and gives you the most for your money gram for gram, despite packing in three types of chocolate rather than one. The White Chocolate Cookie is the outlier: same size, similar calories, but noticeably pricier per 100g purely down to the cost of the ingredient.
Warm Cookies — the Trend Everyone’s Talking About in 2026
If you’ve seen “Greggs hot cookie” doing the rounds on social media this year, it’s not a rumour. Larger high-street branches now serve a Hot Milk Chocolate Cookies sharing box, warmed through and served with a dipping sauce, feeding two to four people for £3.50. It’s a genuinely different experience to the cold cookie on the shelf — the chocolate goes properly gooey rather than just soft.
It’s not guaranteed at every branch, though. Smaller kiosks and station concessions tend to stick to the standard cold cookie range, so if you’re planning a trip specifically for the warm version, a full-format high-street store is your best bet. More on this in our Sweet Treats Menu 2026 guide, which covers hot treats alongside the rest of the doughnut and biscuit range.
Allergens & Dietary Information
All three Greggs cookies are baked with wheat flour, butter, milk and egg, so as a rule of thumb they contain gluten, milk, egg and soya, with a possibility of nut traces from shared bakery equipment. None of the three is suitable for a gluten-free or dairy-free diet. That makes them vegetarian, but not vegan — if you’re after a plant-based sweet option, Greggs’ vegan range is covered in full on our Vegan & Vegetarian hub and our dedicated Greggs Vegan Menu 2026 guide.
For a full item-by-item breakdown across the whole menu, our Allergen Information hub and Gluten Free Menu 2026 guide cover exactly what’s safe to order and what isn’t.
Tips for Getting the Best Price
Click & Collect costs the same as walking in
Ordering ahead through the Greggs App doesn’t add any markup — you’ll pay the exact in-store price. Delivery apps like Uber Eats and Just Eat typically add 15–20% on top, so collection is the cheaper option if you can manage it.
Register your birthday on the app
Greggs Rewards gives account holders a free sweet treat on their birthday — a cookie is a perfectly good use of it.
Know your store type before you travel
If you’ve got a choice, a standard high-street branch will always beat a City/London or airport site on price. Check our Calorie & Price Calculator before you head out.
Prices do move over time
Bakery prices across the UK have crept up gradually in recent years. If you’re curious how far things have shifted, our Sausage Roll Inflation Tracker charts it year by year.
One more thing worth knowing: cookies sit on the same all-day Sweet Treats counter as the doughnuts and buns, so you’re not restricted to any particular time of day the way you are with the breakfast menu. Pop in for one alongside your morning coffee or as an afternoon pick-me-up — either works.
Quick Questions
How many calories are in a Greggs cookie?
Greggs’ three core cookies sit close together on calories: the Triple Chocolate Cookie has 333 kcal, the White Chocolate Cookie has 343 kcal, and the Milk Chocolate Cookie has 347 kcal. Each is a 70g bake, so none of them makes up more than about a sixth of an adult’s 2,000 kcal daily reference intake.
How much do Greggs cookies cost in 2026?
At standard UK stores in 2026, a Greggs cookie costs £1.40 for Triple Chocolate, £1.45 for Milk Chocolate, and £1.80 for White Chocolate. Prices rise by roughly 20–25p in city centre and London branches, and by 40–60p at airport and motorway locations.
Are Greggs cookies vegetarian or vegan?
All three Greggs cookies are vegetarian but not vegan, since they’re made with milk and egg. If you’re after a plant-based sweet treat, Greggs’ vegan range covers other bakery items instead, so it’s worth checking the in-store allergen guide or the Greggs app before you order.
Prices and calorie figures on this page are taken directly from our full Greggs menu price list, cross-checked in 2026. Individual branches can vary slightly, so it’s always worth confirming at the counter or on the Greggs app before you order. This is an independent guide and isn’t officially affiliated with Greggs plc.
