
What to Order at Pinkberry on GLP-1 Medications
Looking for what to order at Pinkberry on GLP-1 medications? Compare 101 menu items scored for Ozempic, Wegovy, Mounjaro & Zepbound.
At a glance · current menu analysis
What can I order at Pinkberry while taking a GLP-1 medication?
Start with Pinkberry Banana Topping, the highest-scoring item in the current Pinkberry dataset at 67/100 (Moderate). GLP Food Score compares listed nutrition values; it does not determine personal tolerance or replace advice from your clinician.
Key findings from the Pinkberry menu
- 101 indexed menu items were analyzed; 0 (0%) currently rate Good or Excellent.
- The comparisons above use all indexed items with a listed value for the nutrient.
- 0 of 46 items with sodium data list at least 1,000mg sodium.
- Scores use formula version 1.0 and the serving-level nutrition stored for each item.
Pinkberry currently has 101 indexed menu items in GLP Food Score. 0 (0%) are rated Good or Excellent. The highest-scoring item is Pinkberry Banana Topping at 67/100 (Moderate).
Among categories with at least 3 indexed items, Fruit Toppings currently has the highest average score at 65/100. Use the High Protein, Low Carb, Low Calorie, and Low Sugar views to narrow the menu, then open an item for its serving-level nutrition and score rationale. Scores compare the listed nutrition values; they are not medical recommendations.
Best current GLP-1 menu scores at Pinkberry
These are the highest scores in the current dataset, not medical recommendations. Confirm serving size and current ingredients before ordering.
| Menu item | Nutrition snapshot | Score |
|---|---|---|
| Pinkberry Banana Topping | 0g protein · 4g net carbs · 20 calories | 67/100 |
| Pinkberry Blackberry Topping | 0g protein · 1g net carbs · 10 calories | 67/100 |
| Pinkberry Candied Pecans Topping | 1g protein · 3g net carbs · 60 calories | 67/100 |
| Pinkberry Coconut Topping | 0g protein · 2g net carbs · 25 calories | 67/100 |
| Pinkberry Orange Topping | 0g protein · 2g net carbs · 10 calories | 67/100 |
Data notes: Scores use the nutrition values currently stored for each indexed item. Review sources and update policy →
Full Pinkberry Menu
Every menu item we score, highest GLP-1 score first — page 1 of 2.
Pinkberry — FAQ for GLP-1 users
What should I order at Pinkberry on a GLP-1 medication? +
Pinkberry Banana Topping is the highest-scoring item in the current Pinkberry dataset at 67/100 (Moderate). Compare its serving-level nutrition with your needs and tolerance; the score is not a medical recommendation.
How many Pinkberry menu items rate Good or Excellent? +
0 of 101 indexed Pinkberry menu items (0%) currently rate Good or Excellent. These are nutrition-comparison labels, not a guarantee that an item is appropriate for every person.
Which Pinkberry item has the most protein in this comparison? +
Pinkberry Chocolate Banana lists 15g protein, the highest value among all indexed items with protein data.
What is the lowest-calorie Pinkberry choice in this comparison? +
Pinkberry Raspberry Topping lists 5 calories, the lowest positive calorie value among all indexed items with calorie data. Check the serving basis before comparing portions.
Which Pinkberry choice has the fewest net carbs in this comparison? +
Pinkberry Raspberry Topping lists 0g net carbs, the lowest value among all indexed items with net-carbohydrate data.
How common are high-sodium items on the Pinkberry menu? +
0 of 46 indexed Pinkberry items with sodium data list at least 1,000mg sodium per recorded serving. Items without a sodium value are excluded from that count.
When was the Pinkberry nutrition data last checked? +
46 of 102 Pinkberry menu records have first-party verification; the latest recorded check was August 15, 2026.
How does GLP Food Score evaluate Pinkberry menu items? +
Formula version 1.0 compares the listed protein, net carbohydrates, sugar, fiber, fat, and calories for each recorded serving. Community ratings are separate and do not change the nutrition score.
Nutrition-source records last checked August 15, 2026. Review sources and update policy →