SONIC Blast made with M&M’S Chocolate Candies | Nutritional Info & More

SONIC Blast made with M&M’S Chocolate Candies is used as a sweet dessert to enjoy when you want a cold, chocolatey treat or a quick mood-lifting snack.

The SONIC Blast made with M&M’S Chocolate Candies is a fun and creamy dessert that mixes smooth vanilla ice cream with colorful M&M’S for a perfect balance of crunch and chocolate flavor. Priced at $4.59, this Blast contains about 730 calories, making it a filling and satisfying sweet treat. It is usually available all year at SONIC Drive-In locations, so you can enjoy it whenever you’re craving something cold and chocolatey.

This dessert is loved by chocolate fans, kids, and anyone who enjoys candy mixed into ice cream. It’s a great choice after meals, during hot afternoons, or as a weekend treat. You can enjoy it on its own for maximum flavor, or pair it with a light snack to balance sweetness. It’s best to enjoy this Blast occasionally, especially when you want to reward yourself or share a happy moment with friends or family

Making Items

  • Mini M&M’S® Chocolate Candies
  • Vanilla Soft Serve
Vanilla Soft Serve – A creamy, smooth vanilla ice cream that’s the perfect base for any dessert or treat.

Vanilla Soft

Candies

Chocolate Candies

Cookie Dough Pieces

Cookie Dough Pieces

Reasons to Enjoy a Reese’s SONIC Blast

Nutrient Guide

NutrientsSmallMediumLarge
Protein (g)81317
Fat (g)202938
Carbohydrates (g)73109144
Total Dietary Fiber (g)122
Total Sugars (g)6496126
Saturated Fat (g)131925
Trans Fatty Acid (g)000
Cholesterol (mg)5585110
Sodium (mg)290460620
Calories from Fat180260350
Calcium (mg)200.1307.86408.48
Vitamin A – IU612.12954.850.44

How to Customize Your SONIC Blast

Cookie Dough Pieces

Cookie Dough Pieces

REESES® Peanut

REESES® Peanut

Candies

Candies

Peanut Butter

Peanut Butter

Toffee Pieces

Toffee Pieces

Chocolate Chunk Brownie

Chocolate Chunk

Top Ways to Customize with Toppings

Salted caramel

Caramel

Chocolate  Dip

Chocolate Dip

Fudge Hot

Fudge Hot

Topping Whip

Topping Whip

How to Carry Your Drinks Safely

Drink Carrier

Carrier Drink

Peppers Process

  • Base Ice Cream: It starts with smooth, rich vanilla ice cream, the perfect creamy base for any delicious treat. SONIC uses a special, thick ice cream that blends perfectly with mix-ins like candy.
  • M&M’S Chocolate Candies: M&M’S are added to the mix, bringing in the signature crunch and chocolate flavor. These colorful candies are carefully crushed or mixed into the ice cream, so every spoonful gets a sweet burst of chocolate.
  • Mixing: The ice cream and M&M’S are blended together using SONIC’s special equipment. This ensures that the candy is evenly distributed throughout the ice cream, creating a consistent texture with every bite.
  • Serving: Once everything is blended, the SONIC Blast is served in a cup, ready for you to enjoy. Whether you choose a mini, small, or medium size, it’s the perfect indulgence for any occasion.

FAQs SONIC Blast made with M&M’S Chocolate Candies

It’s a creamy vanilla ice cream blended with colorful, crunchy M&M’S Chocolate Candies for a fun and sweet dessert experience.

A regular SONIC Blast with M&M’S has about 730 calories, so it’s best enjoyed as an occasional treat.

It’s usually available year‑round at SONIC Drive‑In, so you can enjoy it whenever you want a sweet treat.

Conclusion SONIC Blast made with M&M’S Chocolate Candies

The SONIC Blast made with M&M’S Chocolate Candies is more than just a dessert—it’s a treat that brings together smooth, creamy ice cream and the satisfying crunch of colorful chocolate candies. Every bite offers a mix of sweetness and texture that makes it a favorite for chocolate lovers and ice cream fans alike. Priced reasonably and available on the SONIC menu in multiple sizes, it’s easy to enjoy alone or share with friends and family. Whether you’re looking for a fun snack on a hot day, a little indulgence after lunch, or a dessert to brighten your day, this Blast is a simple and delicious choice that satisfies your sweet cravings anytime.