
Chick-fil-A® Lemonade
The classic cup is real lemon juice, cane sugar and water, and a diet version swaps in Splenda. The tropical pineapple trio is seasonal. Check the cards below, then read on for frosted, half-and-half blends and gallon sizes.
Lemonade versions to order

Chick-fil-A® Lemonade

Chick-fil-A® Diet Lemonade

Pineapple Dragonfruit Lemonade

Pineapple Dragonfruit Sunjoy®
Pineapple Dragonfruit & Sprite®
Chick-fil-A lemonade is made from three things: real lemon juice, cane sugar and water. A diet version swaps the sugar for Splenda, and Sunjoy blends the lemonade with iced tea. Frosted versions blend Icedream dessert into the same base.
This page covers every version you can order, from the regular cup to the frosted one, with calories, sizes and gallon options. You can also see every drink on the menu if you want to compare it with tea and coffee.
The recipe is water, lemon juice and sugar. The menu says the lemon juice is real and not from concentrate, and the sweetener is cane sugar.
That short list explains the taste. It is tart first and sweet second, with no tea, no fizz and no flavoring added. That is what separates it from the Pineapple Dragonfruit version, which adds tropical flavor, and from a Sprite drink, which is carbonated and has no lemon juice listed. A medium cup is listed at 260 calories, 66 g of carbohydrate, and no fat or protein.
The menu page does not describe how each restaurant mixes the drink, so this page sticks to what the menu says rather than guessing. It also lists the choices you can change: sugar-free sweetener at 0 calories, extra sugar at about 10 calories, and no ice, lite ice or extra ice at 0 calories each.
Diet lemonade keeps the lemon juice and water and replaces the sugar with Splenda. The ingredient list shows Splenda made of dextrose, maltodextrin and sucralose.
| Version | Calories per container | Carbs |
|---|---|---|
| Lemonade | 260 | 66 g |
| Diet Lemonade | 60 | 15 g |
That is a drop of 200 calories for the same cup. It suits anyone cutting sugar, though the 15 g of carbohydrate is still not zero. For the bigger picture, read the calorie and nutrition guide.
The Frosted Lemonade is a hand-spun mix of lemonade (or diet lemonade) and Icedream, the brand's soft-serve dessert. It is a drink and a dessert in one cup.
The menu lists it at 350 calories and 65 g of sugar, and it contains milk. That milk comes from the Icedream, so anyone avoiding dairy should skip it, even though plain lemonade has none.
You can order it with diet lemonade as the base, which makes the drink lighter on sugar but still includes the Icedream. Chick-fil-A's support page says seasonal frosted options, including the Frosted Lemonade, may be available depending on location and timing. Check your app for what is pouring near you.
Compared with a plain cup, the frosted version adds 90 calories to the regular lemonade's 260, and it is thicker and colder. A frosted soda is a different base. The standard Frosted Soda and Float are listed at about 320 calories, with a fountain drink in place of lemonade.
The menu lists the Frosted Lemonade for pickup and delivery, though availability varies by restaurant.
Want other cold desserts? See the other frozen treats and the frosted coffee and cold brew options.
The strawberry version is a seasonal flavor of the Frosted Lemonade. When it was introduced as a limited-time item in 2017, it combined lemonade, vanilla Icedream and strawberry purée.
Do not count on it being on the menu today. Other flavors come and go the same way, and Pineapple Dragonfruit also has a frosted version on the treats side of the menu.
Shake-style nicknames for the Frosted Lemonade refer to this same drink, not a separate item. If the flavor you want is not shown in the app, your restaurant is not serving it right now.
A Sunjoy is half lemonade and half freshly brewed iced tea in one cup. You pick sweet or unsweet tea and regular or diet lemonade, which gives you four combinations.
| Sunjoy combination | Calories per container |
|---|---|
| Sweet tea and lemonade | 240 |
| Sweet tea and diet lemonade | 110 |
| Unsweet tea and lemonade | 160 |
| Unsweet tea and diet lemonade | 35 |
The 160-calorie unsweet tea and lemonade version is listed for a medium, per the menu page. The Pineapple Dragonfruit Sunjoy is a separate flavored drink on the seasonal side of the menu, at 240 calories.
Each combination suits a different person. Sweet tea and lemonade is the sweetest, while unsweet tea and diet lemonade is the lightest at 35 calories. The unsweet tea and lemonade version keeps the sugar in the lemonade but drops it from the tea, which is why it sits at 160.
To order one, ask for a Sunjoy and name your tea and lemonade. You can read more about the tea side on the sweet and unsweet iced tea page.
The brand spells it as one word, Sunjoy, but many people type it as two. It is the same drink: lemonade and iced tea in one cup, with the tea freshly brewed each day.
If you see the two-word spelling online, it points to this same menu item, not a second drink.
Arnold Palmer is the general name for a tea and lemonade mix, so Sunjoy is Chick-fil-A's version of the idea.
The menu lists three ingredients: real lemon juice that is not from concentrate, cane sugar and water. The diet version uses Splenda in place of sugar. Nothing else is listed in the standard cup.
The menu describes real lemon juice, not from concentrate, with cane sugar and water. It does not spell out how each restaurant prepares the drink, so the safest answer is that it is made from those three listed ingredients.
The menu lists 260 calories per container for the regular lemonade and 60 for the diet version. The page does not give separate numbers by size, so check the app for the cup you pick.
The sweetener. Regular uses cane sugar and has 66 g of carbohydrate in a container, while diet uses Splenda and has 15 g. Both start with real lemon juice and water, and both come in three sizes.
It is half lemonade and half freshly brewed iced tea. You choose sweet or unsweet tea and regular or diet lemonade, so there are four combinations, ranging from 35 to 240 calories per container on the menu.
Not always. The support page says seasonal frosted options such as the Frosted Lemonade may be available depending on location and timing. It is listed at 350 calories and contains milk, so check the app for your restaurant.
Not as a standing menu item. A frosted strawberry lemonade has appeared as a seasonal flavor before, but the current lineup lists classic, diet and Pineapple Dragonfruit lemonades. Your app shows what your location offers.
Yes. Catering lists regular lemonade, diet lemonade and a half and half gallon, plus four Sunjoy gallons. Each gallon serves about 10 to 11 cups of 12 ounces. Order ahead, and expect prices to vary by location.
No. The menu says it is available for a limited time at participating locations. The same flavor appears on the menu as a tea, a Sunjoy and a Sprite drink while the seasonal lineup runs.
Yes. The menu lists no ice, lite ice and extra ice at 0 calories, and sugar-free sweetener at 0 calories in place of sugar. Ordering diet lemonade cuts sugar the most, since it uses Splenda from the start.