Insomnia Cookies Menu Calories & Nutrition 2026

Insomnia Cookies calories run from about 180 per Snickerdoodle to 580 per Deluxe Salted Caramel, with the classic Chocolate Chunk at roughly 250. Most full-size cookies sit between 180 and 280 calories, while the stuffed Deluxe line climbs past 500. Below is the full breakdown, plus where to find the brand’s official nutrition facts.

I looked into this because, honestly, warm cookies at 1am don’t feel like they should come with homework. But here’s the thing: one Deluxe can pack the calories of an entire meal, while a single classic is a totally reasonable treat. Before you plan your order, skim the full Insomnia Cookies menu with prices so you know what each flavor costs, then use this guide to decide what the calories look like too.

Insomnia Cookies keeps per-flavor nutrition PDFs on its official site (more on those below), but they’re scattered one file per flavor, which makes comparing flavors annoying. So I pulled the numbers together in one place. A quick caveat: recipes get refreshed now and then (the brand even upgraded several flavors to bigger “chunks” in 2026), so treat these as close approximations, not lab-certified values.

Insomnia Cookies Calories: The Full Per-Cookie Breakdown

Short answer: a full-size classic cookie is usually between 180 and 280 calories, and the Deluxe stuffed line starts around 500. The table below covers the most popular flavors using the brand’s nutrition facts and current nutrition database values:

One note on the Chocolate Chunk number: older entries float around 210 to 230 calories, but the current figure is about 250. That’s the one I’d plan around.

Which Insomnia Cookies Cookie Has the Lowest Calories?

The Snickerdoodle wins by a clear margin at about 180 calories per cookie, which makes it the smartest pick if you’re counting. It’s a smaller, simpler cookie without chunks, fillings, or toppings, and that simplicity is exactly why the number is low.

Honestly, the classics are the lightweights across the board. If you want the lowest-calorie night out at Insomnia, the rules are simple: pick a classic over a Deluxe, skip anything stuffed, and stop at one cookie. A Snickerdoodle plus a small milk is still under 400 calories, which is a genuinely reasonable dessert. Two Deluxe cookies, on the other hand, can clear 1,100 calories without you noticing. That’s a full dinner hiding in a paper bag.

What Is the Highest-Calorie Cookie at Insomnia Cookies?

The Deluxe Salted Caramel is the heavyweight at roughly 580 calories per cookie. The whole Deluxe line is the calorie danger zone: these are big, stuffed cookies with caramel, peanut butter cups, or marshmallow fillings, and they all land between about 500 and 580 calories.

To be fair, nobody orders a Deluxe thinking it’s a light snack. They’re dessert-event cookies. Just know that one Deluxe is roughly the same as two and a half Snickerdoodles, so if you want the indulgence, one is plenty.

Where Can I Find the Insomnia Cookies Nutrition Facts PDF?

Insomnia Cookies publishes per-flavor nutrition PDFs on its official site, insomniacookies.com, under its admin/uploads nutrition facts files (each flavor has its own file, like “Nutritional Facts_Oatmeal Raisin”). These include calories, total fat, sodium, total carbs, sugars, and protein per cookie, plus full ingredient and allergen lists.

Honestly, the files aren’t the easiest to find from the main menu page, which is probably why most people land on third-party nutrition databases instead. If you have a specific allergy, though, go straight to the brand’s own PDFs: the allergen warnings there are more current than anything on a food-tracking site. And the brand is clear that its bakeries are not allergen-free environments, so if you’re highly sensitive to peanuts, tree nuts, eggs, milk, wheat, or soy, read carefully before ordering.

Do Insomnia Cookies Vegan Cookies Have Fewer Calories?

Not really, no. The Vegan Chocolate Chunk comes in around 220 calories, which is barely lighter than the classic Chocolate Chunk at 250. Vegan here mostly means different ingredients (plant-based margarine instead of butter), not fewer calories. The cookies are the same size and just as rich.

The one real lighter option in this category is the gluten-free chocolate chip cookie, which also runs in the low 200s. But neither is a diet food. If you’re choosing vegan for ethics or dietary reasons, great, the options exist and taste like the real thing. If you’re choosing vegan hoping to save calories, you’d do better grabbing the Snickerdoodle instead.

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Prices last verified: October 17, 2026. For the official source of truth on Insomnia Cookies calories and nutrition, visit insomniacookies.com.

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