Based on McDonald’s UK press announcements and UK press coverage, October 2026. Prices are approximate and vary by restaurant. Availability and end dates can change — check the McDonald’s UK app for the latest.
Of all the desserts McDonald’s UK has launched this year, this one sounds like it was designed in a focus group for people who can never decide between sweet and salty. The Twix White Salted Caramel McFlurry launched on Tuesday 20 October 2026 as part of the second wave of the World Menu Heist — and it is the only dessert in the wave.
It comes from Germany, where the white-chocolate Twix has its own loyal following. Here is everything confirmed: the price of both sizes, what is actually in it, and how long you have to try it.
What’s inside the Twix White Salted Caramel McFlurry?
The build is simple, which is part of the appeal. McDonald’s starts with its standard vanilla soft-serve, then swirls through two things:
- Twix biscuit pieces — crunchy, caramel-coated biscuit from the white-chocolate Twix bar, broken up and mixed through the ice cream rather than sitting on top.
- Salted caramel sauce — a salty-sweet ribbon that cuts through the vanilla, so the dessert does not taste one-note sweet.
That salted caramel is doing the heavy lifting. A plain chocolate-and-biscuit McFlurry can get cloying halfway through; the salt edge keeps each spoonful interesting, and it is the reason this flavour stands out from the rest of the current McFlurry line-up. If you like the sweet-salty balance of salted caramel ice cream generally, this is built for you.
It is worth knowing what it is not: this is not a white-chocolate sauce McFlurry, and it is not a whole Twix bar stuck into the cup. The Twix element is the biscuit pieces, and the sauce is salted caramel — the white-chocolate character comes through the biscuit coating.
Twix White Salted Caramel McFlurry prices UK
McDonald’s has published most-common UK prices for both sizes. As always, individual restaurants can charge slightly more or less.
| Size | What you get | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Regular McFlurry | Full-size cup, vanilla soft-serve with Twix biscuit pieces and salted caramel sauce | £2.69 |
| Mini McFlurry | Smaller cup, same recipe | £1.99 |
Prices are approximate and vary by restaurant.
The 70p gap between the two sizes is worth thinking about. At £1.99, the mini is the cheapest way to try a limited-time dessert on the McDonald’s menu — cheaper than most McFlurry flavours’ regular size, and an easy add-on to a meal without pushing the total up much. The regular at £2.69 is still in line with other McFlurry flavours; you are not paying a premium for the limited-time badge.
For comparison, the other Heist dessert still on the menu, the S’mores McFlurry, sits in the same price bracket — so the Twix is not priced as a luxury item, it is priced as a standard McFlurry with a limited-time flavour.
Calories and nutrition
McDonald’s press materials for the wave-2 launch did not publish a headline calorie figure for the Twix McFlurry, so treat any number you see on social media with caution. The reliable sources are the nutrition panel in the McDonald’s UK app and the allergen booklet in restaurants, which list calories per portion once a promotional item is live.
If you have allergies, note that McDonald’s UK prepares many foods in shared areas — the Twix biscuit contains gluten and milk, and the dessert is made on equipment that handles other allergens, so check the official allergen booklet before ordering.
When does the Twix McFlurry end?
This is the one question without a firm answer. McDonald’s has not officially confirmed an end date for the Twix White Salted Caramel McFlurry.
What we do know:
- It launched 20 October 2026 as part of World Menu Heist wave 2, alongside the McExtreme, Chicken McWings and Peach x Sprite Zero.
- The September wave-1 Heist items (Mac & Cheese Triangles, Paprika McShaker Fries, S’mores McFlurry and others) are scheduled to run until 16 November 2026.
- McDonald’s lists the Twix McFlurry as “Limited Time Only”, with no separate end date announced for it.
The honest read: do not assume it will still be there in December, and do not treat any date you see online as confirmed unless McDonald’s announces it. Our advice is to try it before mid-November — and keep an eye on our Heist end-date guide for updates as soon as a date is confirmed. Limited-time desserts also have a habit of selling out at individual restaurants ahead of their official end, so the last weekend is the riskiest time to leave it.
How to order it
- In restaurant: counter, self-service kiosk or drive-thru — ask for the Twix White Salted Caramel McFlurry, in regular or mini.
- App: order ahead in the McDonald’s UK app and collect MyMcDonald’s Rewards points on every order.
- Delivery: expect it on Uber Eats, Just Eat and Deliveroo where McDonald’s delivers — delivery prices may be slightly higher than in-store, and soft-serve travels best when you are not too far from the restaurant.
One practical tip: McFlurry machines have their famously unreliable reputation for a reason. If you are making a special trip, it is worth checking the app first — and the mini is the lower-risk order if you are trying the flavour for the first time.
Is it worth it?
Against the rest of the dessert menu, the Twix McFlurry’s case is straightforward. The regular at £2.69 costs the same as a standard McFlurry flavour, so you are not paying extra for novelty — you are just getting a flavour you cannot get any other month. The mini at £1.99 is the real value play: a full taste of a limited-time dessert for under two pounds, and a sensible size if you just want something sweet after a meal rather than a second course.
Compared with the S’mores McFlurry still on the menu, the Twix is the better pick if you prefer salty-sweet over straight chocolate-marshmallow sweetness. If you want the full wave-2 experience, pair it with the Chicken McWings — the sweet-salty dessert is a natural finish after the mild Szechuan heat of the wings.
FAQs
When did the Twix White Salted Caramel McFlurry launch in the UK?
20 October 2026, as part of the World Menu Heist wave 2. It is “heisted” from Germany.
How much is the Twix White Salted Caramel McFlurry?
£2.69 for a regular McFlurry and £1.99 for a mini McFlurry. Prices vary by restaurant.
What’s inside the Twix McFlurry?
Vanilla soft-serve swirled with Twix biscuit pieces and salted caramel sauce.
Is the Twix McFlurry the same as a normal Twix McFlurry?
No — this is the white-chocolate Twix version with salted caramel sauce, a different flavour from any previous Twix McFlurry in the UK.
When does the Twix McFlurry leave the menu?
McDonald’s has not confirmed an end date. Try it before mid-November to be safe, and watch the Heist end-date guide for a confirmed date.
Can I get it as a mini?
Yes — the mini McFlurry costs £1.99 and uses the same recipe in a smaller cup.
Is the Twix McFlurry available on delivery?
Yes, where McDonald’s delivers via Uber Eats, Just Eat or Deliveroo, though delivery prices may be slightly higher.
The bottom line
The Twix White Salted Caramel McFlurry is the quiet star of Heist wave 2: no gimmick, just a well-balanced sweet-and-salty dessert at a standard McFlurry price, with a £1.99 mini that makes trying it a no-brainer. The only real risk is timing — with no confirmed end date, waiting until December is a gamble. Try the mini first; if the salted caramel wins you over, the regular is waiting.
Want the full wave-2 lineup? See our World Menu Heist 2.0 guide for the McExtreme, Chicken McWings and Peach x Sprite Zero — and our McFlurry flavours guide for everything else in the dessert range.
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