Cheddars Painkiller (To Go): Price, Calories & Nutrition Guide
The Cheddar’s Painkiller (To Go) is the take-home version of Cheddar’s tropical signature cocktail: the same cream of coconut and pineapple-orange build as the restaurant’s Painkiller, packaged so you can enjoy it at home, with the rum served separately, ready to combine when you are. It sits in the To Go Beverages section of the Cocktails menu, and it is built for exactly one job: bringing the Painkiller home with your takeout order.
The price is $7.49 at the Arlington, Texas, Cheddar’s, and Cheddar’s official nutrition guide lists it at 350 calories. That is $1.50 less than the $8.99 dine-in version of the same drink, for the same 350-calorie pour. This guide covers the Cheddar’s Painkiller (To Go) price, what comes with it, its calories and full nutrition, what to pair it with, and how to order it online.
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What Comes With the Cheddar’s Painkiller (To Go)?
Order the Cheddar’s Painkiller (To Go) and you get the Painkiller in its take-home format. The drink’s tropical base, cream of coconut with pineapple and orange juice, comes packaged for the trip home, and the rum is served separately alongside it rather than already mixed in, so the drink is combined at home, when you are ready to drink it. There are no priced customizations on this listing; apart from the quantity you choose, the only extra control is a free-text box for special instructions.
- Pusser’s Rum, Served Separately
- Cream of Coconut
- Pineapple and Orange Juice
- Packaged To Go, to Enjoy at Home
How Much Does the Cheddar’s Painkiller (To Go) Cost?
The Cheddar’s Painkiller (To Go) price is $7.49 at the Arlington, Texas, Cheddar’s. That undercuts the dine-in Painkiller by $1.50, the restaurant version of the same drink costs $8.99, and it matches the price of the other take-home cocktails on the To Go Beverages list, which sit at $7.49 across the swirls. For a signature cocktail you can add straight onto a takeout order, it is one of the simplest add-ons on the whole menu.
Cheddar’s Painkiller (To Go)
The tropical Painkiller to take home, rum served separately with cream of coconut and pineapple-orange juice, ready to combine at home.
Pusser’s Rum · Cream of Coconut · Served Separately To Go
$7.49
Prices can differ between restaurants, and the final total may change if you add extra items to your order. Check the price shown by your local Cheddar’s before checkout, because prices and availability are set by each location.
Cheddar’s Painkiller (To Go) Nutrition and Calories
The Cheddar’s Painkiller (To Go) is listed at 350 calories in Cheddar’s official nutrition guide, exactly the figure the Arlington menu displays, and the same figure as the dine-in version, because the guide prints a single Painkiller panel that covers both listings. What makes this panel unusual on the cocktail menu is the fat line: at 4.5 grams of total fat, this is the only cocktail in the category with any fat at all, and it comes from the cream of coconut. The sugars, at 43 grams, sit where a tropical juice-based drink would put them, and the panel even carries 2 grams of protein, another rarity on a drinks menu. The table below is the full official panel.
| Nutrition | Amount |
|---|---|
| Calories | 350 cals |
| Calories from Fat | 40 cals |
| Total Fat | 4.5 g |
| Saturated Fat | 4 g |
| Trans Fat | 0 g |
| Cholesterol | 0 mg |
| Sodium | 45 mg |
| Total Carbs | 49 g |
| Dietary Fiber | 2 g |
| Sugars | 43 g |
| Protein | 2 g |
What to Pair With the Cheddar’s Painkiller (To Go)
Bottled Beer is the easy second drink to add to the same takeout order. Bottles start from $4.99 on the To Go Beverages list, so the table at home gets a beer option alongside the tropical cocktail, one order, both kinds of drinkers covered.
Strawberry Texas Frozen Swirl (To Go) gives the order a second cocktail in a completely different style. Where the Painkiller is coconut and juice, the swirl is a frozen Texas margarita swirled with strawberries at the same $7.49, order one of each and the takeout bag carries a frozen drink and a tropical one.
Sangria Texas Frozen Swirl completes a take-home drinks spread. It is another to-go-only listing at $7.49, a frozen Texas margarita swirled with Beso Del Sol sangria at 390 calories, so a Painkiller, a strawberry swirl and a sangria swirl together cover three different cocktail styles for the same per-drink price.
Dine-In or To Go? The Same Painkiller, Two Ways
Cheddar’s sells the Painkiller twice, and the difference is format, not the drink itself. The dine-in version, at $8.99, is the finished cocktail served in the restaurant, Pusser’s rum, cream of coconut, pineapple and orange juice, with a toasted coconut rim and nutmeg, and a “Limit 2 per guest” note on the listing. The to-go version, at $7.49, is the same drink rethought for the ride home: the rum travels separately from the coconut and juice base, so nothing sits mixed in a container, and you combine it when you are ready to drink it.
The numbers back up that it really is the same drink underneath. Both listings display 350 calories, and the official nutrition guide does not even print a second panel, one Painkiller row covers both. So the choice is purely about where you drink it: at the table, finished and garnished, for $8.99, or at home, for $1.50 less.
Nutrition and Allergen Considerations
At 350 calories, the Cheddar’s Painkiller (To Go) sits in the middle of the cocktail menu’s range, and its panel is the category’s most distinctive: the cream of coconut gives it 4.5 grams of fat and 4 grams of saturated fat where nearly every other cocktail prints zeros, and the 43 grams of sugars come with the tropical juice build. On allergens, one thing has to be stated plainly: Cheddar’s official Allergen Guide publishes no beverage rows at all, there is no allergen section for drinks anywhere in the guide, so no official allergen flags exist for this cocktail, and this post cannot pass any on. That absence is not a guarantee of anything: Cheddar’s warns that its kitchens use shared preparation areas and that it cannot guarantee any menu item is completely free of allergens. If you have an allergy concern, the menu describes this drink with cream of coconut and fruit juices, ask your restaurant before ordering.
How to Order the Cheddar’s Painkiller (To Go) Online
To check availability and place a takeout order:
- Visit the Cheddar’s online menu.
- Select your restaurant.
- Open Cocktails.
- Choose Cheddar’s Painkiller (To Go) and add it to your order.
- Confirm the current price and complete checkout.
Availability and pricing can vary by location. If you need to change or cancel a To Go order after placing it, Cheddar’s advises contacting the restaurant directly.
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Final Thoughts
The Cheddar’s Painkiller (To Go) is the signature tropical cocktail rebuilt for takeout: cream of coconut and pineapple-orange juice with the rum served separately, ready to combine at home, for $7.49 and 350 calories, $1.50 under the dine-in version of the very same drink. Add it to a takeout order when the meal is coming home with you and you want the restaurant’s cocktail to come with it. Confirm the current price and nutrition information with your selected restaurant before ordering.
FAQs
Q1: How much does the Cheddar’s Painkiller (To Go) cost?
The Cheddar’s Painkiller (To Go) costs $7.49 at the Arlington, Texas, Cheddar’s, $1.50 less than the $8.99 dine-in version. Prices can vary by location, so check your local restaurant before ordering.
Q2: What comes with the Cheddar’s Painkiller (To Go)?
You get the Painkiller’s cream of coconut and pineapple-orange juice base packaged to go, with the Pusser’s rum served separately, you combine the drink at home, when you are ready to drink it.
Q3: How many calories are in the Cheddar’s Painkiller (To Go)?
Cheddar’s official nutrition guide lists the Painkiller at 350 calories, a single panel that covers both the dine-in and to-go listings. It also shows 4.5 grams of total fat, from the cream of coconut, and 43 grams of sugars.
Q4: What is the difference between the to-go and dine-in Painkiller?
The drink is the same, both are 350 calories and share one official nutrition panel. The dine-in version ($8.99) is the finished cocktail served in the restaurant; the to-go version ($7.49) serves the rum separately so you combine it at home.
Q5: How do I order the Cheddar’s Painkiller (To Go)?
Order it online for takeout: open the Cocktails section of the Cheddar’s menu, find the To Go Beverages list, choose Cheddar’s Painkiller (To Go), and complete checkout.
