Miller and Carter Dessert Calories

This website is independent and not affiliated with Miller & Carter. Menus and prices vary by restaurant and change over time. Last checked: 12 October 2026.

Miller & Carter puddings range from 40 kcal for a plain sorbet base to 2,298 kcal for the sharing chocolate bar dessert. Most full size desserts sit between 498 kcal and 1,098 kcal. The table below lists every dessert with its official calorie figure, so you can pick your pudding with your eyes open.

In short: the lightest full size dessert is the Caramel Biscuit Torte at 498 kcal and the heaviest single serving dessert is the Banoffee Pie at 1,098 kcal. The Carter’s Signature Chocolate Bar Dessert is listed at 2,298 kcal but it is designed for two people to share. Figures come from Miller & Carter’s own menu pages and can differ slightly between restaurants.

Miller and Carter Dessert Calories: Full Table

All figures below are the calories published on official Miller & Carter menu pages. Where restaurants publish different figures for the same dish, the range is shown.

The Lowest Calorie Desserts at Miller and Carter

If you want something sweet without a big calorie load, the standouts are clear. The Caramel Biscuit Torte (498 kcal) is the lightest full size pudding and it is vegan too. The White Chocolate Crème Brûlée (683 kcal) and Sticky Toffee Pudding (692 kcal) come next, both well under 700 kcal.

The Mini Dessert & Coffee is worth asking about if you only want a small sweet finish. The mini white chocolate crème brûlée is listed at 339 kcal on the gluten free menu, which makes it one of the lightest ways to end the meal. Our gluten free desserts guide covers the lighter options in more detail.

The Highest Calorie Desserts at Miller and Carter

At the other end of the scale, the Banoffee Pie (1,098 kcal) is the heaviest dessert served as a single portion. The Chocolate Fondant (883 kcal) and New York-Style Baked Cheesecake (856 kcal) are not far behind.

The Carter’s Signature Chocolate Bar Dessert looks alarming at 2,298 kcal until you remember it is built for two people to share. Split between two, it works out at about 1,149 kcal each, which puts it in the same territory as the Banoffee Pie. For the full price picture alongside these figures, see our dessert menu prices guide.

Why the Same Dessert Shows Different Calories

You may see different calorie figures for the same dish depending on which restaurant’s menu you check. The Triple Chocolate Brownie is a good example: it is listed at 663 kcal on some official menu pages and at higher figures elsewhere. Recipes are tweaked between restaurants, portion sizes shift slightly, and menus are updated at different times.

The table above shows the range where we found genuine differences. For the figure that applies to your visit, check the menu or nutrition information at your own restaurant. Our full menu calories guide covers how to find official nutrition figures for every course.

Desserts Where the Calories Depend on Your Choice

Two menu items do not have a single fixed figure. The Ice Cream & Sorbet is listed at 40 kcal before scoops, and the total depends on which of the three scoops you pick. Sorbet flavours will generally come in lower than double chocolate ice cream, though the exact per scoop figures are not published on the menu pages we checked.

The Mini Dessert & Coffee also varies because you choose the mini pudding. Ask your server for the calorie figure of your chosen combination if it matters to you.

Putting Dessert Calories in Context

A few comparisons help make sense of the numbers. A typical Miller & Carter steak main can run to similar or higher figures than most of these puddings, so dessert is rarely the heaviest part of the meal on its own. The cheese selection (844 kcal) is listed among the desserts and outranks several of the sweet options, so it is not the lighter choice it might appear to be.

If you are tracking calories across the whole meal, the full menu calories guide lists starters, mains and sides alongside these dessert figures.

FAQs

What is the lowest calorie dessert at Miller and Carter?

The Caramel Biscuit Torte at 498 kcal is the lightest full size dessert. The mini white chocolate crème brûlée with coffee (339 kcal on the gluten free menu) is lighter still if you want a small finish.

How many calories are in the Miller and Carter chocolate bar dessert?

Carter’s Signature Chocolate Bar Dessert is listed at 2,298 kcal. It is designed for two people to share, which works out at about 1,149 kcal each.

Do Miller and Carter dessert calories vary by restaurant?

Yes, slightly. Recipes and portions differ between restaurants, and menus update at different times. The figures here come from official menu pages checked in October 2026, but the menu at your restaurant is the final word.

Where can I find official Miller and Carter nutrition information?

Miller & Carter publishes calories on its restaurant menu pages and provides allergen and nutrition guidance in restaurant. Our allergen menu guide explains where to find the official information.

Final Thoughts

Dessert calories at Miller & Carter span a wide range, from under 500 kcal to over 2,000 kcal for the sharing dessert, so the choice of pudding genuinely matters if you are keeping an eye on the numbers. The table at the top of this guide puts every figure in one place. Menus and recipes change, so treat these as a solid starting point and confirm against your restaurant’s current menu. The official figures are the ones that count, and you can find them on the official dessert menu pages.

Calorie figures checked against official Miller & Carter menu pages in October 2026. This website is independent and not affiliated with Miller & Carter.