Independent US menu guide
Updated October 7, 2026. Typical US prices
Sweetened Iced Tea October 2026
Sweetened Iced Tea and about 190 calories for the standard US build. Your Wendy’s may charge more or less.
Sweetened Iced Tea as it is usually served. Plating varies by restaurant.
Wendy’s Sweetened Iced Tea is brewed fresh and served over ice for a smooth, refreshing taste with just the right touch of sweetness. It’s a chilled classic that goes great with any meal - from burgers to chicken. Lightly sweet and satisfying, it’s a flavorful option for iced tea fans everywhere.
Wendy’s Sweetened Iced Tea is a refreshing, classic drink made from freshly brewed tea leaves and sweetened just enough for a smooth, flavorful sip. Served ice-cold, this tea has a crisp, clean taste with a gentle sweetness - not too heavy, not too light. It’s a simple and satisfying option that pairs well with just about anything on the menu.
At Wendy's-Menu, we think this drink shines for its balance. Whether you're biting into a Spicy Chicken Sandwich, Dave’s Single®, or just grabbing a light side, Wendy’s Sweetened Iced Tea adds that chilled, refreshing touch. It complements both savory and spicy items without overpowering them, and it helps keep your meal feeling light and fresh.
It’s also a great alternative for anyone looking to skip soda but still wants a little flavor and sweetness. With its naturally brewed base and no artificial fizz, it’s perfect for tea lovers or anyone wanting a cool, classic drink.
If you're after a fresh, iced beverage that’s crisp and slightly sweet, Wendy’s Sweetened Iced Tea delivers every time - making it a comforting and reliable companion to your favorite Wendy’s meal.
This item does not directly contain allergens. Please review the full ingredient list for detailed information.
The short version
- Typical calories: 190 for the standard build.
- Usually served: Most of the day (after breakfast at many stores).
- Confirm availability and allergens in the Wendy’s app before you order.
- More items in this group: beverages.
Quick facts
Names, typical prices, and serving times in one place.
| Name | Details |
|---|---|
| Wendy’s | The restaurant brand (The Wendy’s Company). We are not that company. |
| This site | Wendy-Menus, an independent US menu guide |
| This item | Sweetened Iced Tea |
| Typical calories | 190 kcal for the standard build |
| When it’s served | Most of the day (after breakfast at many stores) |
| Menu group | beverages |
| Calories | 190 Cal |
|---|---|
| Total Fat | 0 g |
| Saturated Fat | 0 g |
| Trans Fat | 0 g |
| Cholesterol | 0 mg |
| Sodium | 0 mg |
| Total Carbohydrates | 47 g |
| Dietary Fiber | 0 g |
| Total Sugars | 47 g |
| Protein | 0 g |
| Calcium | 0% DV |
| Iron | 0% DV |
| Potassium | 2% DV |
Similar menu items
Part of the Drinks menu.
Price, calories, and timing for the Sweetened Iced Tea
The numbers first, so you can decide before you reach the speaker.
- Usually served: Most of the day (after breakfast at many stores).
- There is no national price. Open the Wendy’s app with your restaurant selected.
- Typical calories: 190 for the standard build, before extra sauce or a combo drink.
What to order with it
A named combo bundles fries and a drink. Pick sides on their own when you want to keep the calories or the total down.
- Natural-cut fries or chili
- A small Frosty or fountain drink
- Upgrade to a combo only if you want the bundled drink/fries
Allergens, fryers, and cross-contact
A clean ingredient list is not the whole story, because most stores fry several foods in the same oil. Here is what this item usually contains.
- Milk or dairy shows up often: cheese, mayo, a Frosty, or cream.
How to order it at the speaker
Most kitchens will hold mayo, add bacon, or put chili on fries when the ingredient is already on the line. Expect a small upcharge, and skip invented secret-menu names.
- Say the item name first, then the change (“no mayo,” “extra pickle”).
- Delivery menus can be shorter and cost more than the dining room.
- Before about 10:30 a.m., many lunch sandwiches are not on the board yet.
Questions about Sweetened Iced Tea
Who writes Wendy-Menus
Publisher: Wendy-Menus editorial (about us). We research the public Wendy’s menu and we are not The Wendy’s Company. Pages start from our archived menu listings and photos. Last reviewed October 7, 2026.
Limits: we do not run restaurants, take payment, or set a franchise’s price, toy, or limited-time item. If this page disagrees with the board at your store, the store is right. Send a correction.