Cheesecake Factory Oreo Dream Extreme Cheesecake: Price, Calories & Layers (2026)
Cheesecake Factory Oreo Dream Extreme Cheesecake costs $11.95 to $13.50 per slice and has 1,510 calories. It is not a plain slice with cookies on top. It is four things stacked: Oreo cookies baked into the cheesecake, a layer of fudge cake, Oreo mousse, and chocolate icing. The number that defines it is sugar at 122g per slice, more than double the 51g in a plain Original slice. Below is the slice layer by layer, then the sugar number with the full nutrition table, the price, and how it sits next to the other slices.
The slice price moves by restaurant, and every calorie and nutrition figure on this page comes from the brand's published guide.
Layer by layer: what you are actually eating
The menu description lists four parts, and the order matters. First, Oreo cookies baked into the cheesecake itself, so the cookie is inside the slice rather than sprinkled on it. Second, a layer of fudge cake, which is where the chocolate weight comes from. Third, Oreo mousse, which is lighter than the cheesecake below it. Fourth, chocolate icing on top. A plain slice has one build: crust, filling, topping. This slice has four, and every extra layer adds sugar, which is why the nutrition below looks the way it does.
122 grams of sugar: the number that defines it
A slice of Oreo Dream Extreme Cheesecake has 122g of sugar, according to the official Summer 2026 nutrition guide (Cheesecakes section). For scale, a plain Original slice has 51g. The Oreo slice more than doubles it, and it does so with only 7g of fiber, so there is almost nothing slowing that sugar down. Saturated fat tells the same story at 51g, the second highest figure on the slice after sugar itself. These two numbers are the reason the slice reaches 1,510 calories: it is cookie, sugar and mousse stacked on a cheesecake base, not a cheesecake with cookies in it. The full breakdown from our nutrition numbers for this slice:
| Nutrient | Amount |
|---|---|
| Calories | 1,510 |
| Calories from fat | 830 |
| Total fat | 93g |
| Saturated fat | 51g |
| Trans fat | 2.5g |
| Cholesterol | 290mg |
| Sodium | 800mg |
| Carbohydrates | 166g |
| Fiber | 7g |
| Sugar | 122g |
| Protein | 15g |
One more figure worth knowing before you order toppings. A La Mode adds $2.50 and 400 calories, bringing a slice to 1,910 calories. Hot Fudge adds $2.50 and 280 calories, bringing a slice to 1,790 calories. With both toppings, a single slice reaches 2,190 calories, which is above the 2,000 calorie daily reference on its own.
How much is a slice of Oreo Dream Extreme Cheesecake?
The slice runs $11.95 to $13.50 across 50 official location menus, with the $12.95 median sitting right in the middle, and that range belongs to this flavor alone. That range is specific to this flavor. It sits at the top end of the slice menu: the plain Original slice runs $9.95 to $11.50, so the Oreo slice costs about $2 more at both ends of its range. The Cheesecake Factory sets prices by location, so your restaurant will fall somewhere inside the $11.95 to $13.50 spread rather than at one fixed national price.
| Source | Slice price |
|---|---|
| 50 official location menus (range) | $11.95–$13.50 |
| 50-store median | $12.95 |
| Original slice, for comparison | $9.95–$11.50 |
Oreo vs the slices around it
Oreo Dream Extreme sits near the top of the slice menu but it is not the heaviest slice. The comparison shows exactly where it lands. The plain Original is the floor at 830 calories, and the layered slices climb from there. Oreo ties with Reese's Peanut Butter Chocolate Cake at 1,510, and only S'mores Galore and Red Velvet sit above it.
| Slice | Calories | What sets it apart |
|---|---|---|
| Original | 830 | Plain: crust, filling, sour cream topping |
| Fresh Strawberry | 1,000 | Original topped with glazed strawberries |
| Low-Licious | 570 | Low carb, no sugar added, gluten free |
| Salted Caramel | 1,240 | Caramel mousse on a blonde brownie, salted caramel topping |
| Oreo Dream Extreme | 1,510 | Cookies baked in, fudge cake, mousse, chocolate icing |
| Reese's Peanut Butter Chocolate Cake | 1,510 | Tied with Oreo on calories, peanut butter build |
| Toasted Marshmallow S'mores Galore | 1,550 | Toasted marshmallow s'mores style |
| Ultimate Red Velvet Cake | 1,580 | Layers of red velvet cake and cheesecake, cream cheese frosting |
The read is straightforward. If you want the cookie and chocolate flavor, Oreo delivers it at 1,510 calories. If you want the same menu with the smallest number attached, Original at 830 is the pick, and Low-Licious at 570 is the only slice below it.
Is there a whole Oreo Dream Extreme cake to order?
What the official location menus actually print is a slice price for each flavor, never a whole-cake price for one. The dessert section prints one range that covers every slice, with no whole-cake price broken out by flavor anywhere in it. For an event, the whole-cake sizes and prices are a question for your local restaurant, because that figure is set locally and never appears on the published menu.
Frequently asked questions
Fifty official location menus put it at $11.95 to $13.50, about $2 more than the Original at both ends, and the $12.95 median is the middle of that spread.
Sugar does the heavy lifting here: the official Summer 2026 nutrition guide lists the slice at 1,510 calories, and 122g of it is sugar, more than double the Original's 51g.
Oreo cookies baked into the cheesecake, a layer of fudge cake, Oreo mousse, and a chocolate icing top.
A slice has 122g of sugar, compared with 51g in a plain Original slice. Sugar is the number that defines this slice.
Each costs $2.50 extra. A La Mode takes a slice to 1,910 calories with its 400, Hot Fudge takes it to 1,790 with its 280, and both together push one slice to 2,190, past the 2,000-calorie daily reference on its own. With both, a slice reaches 2,190 calories.
What the official location menus actually print is a slice price for each flavor, never a whole-cake price for one. Your local restaurant is the one that can name the whole-cake sizes and prices, since no official menu prints them.
Original Cheesecake has 830 calories and Oreo Dream Extreme has 1,510, so the Oreo slice carries nearly double. The difference is the layers: cookies, fudge cake, mousse and icing on top of the cheesecake base.
Who is it for?
Oreo Dream Extreme is for the table that wants dessert to be the event: cookie, fudge cake, mousse and icing at $11.95 to $13.50 and 1,510 calories, with toppings pushing it past 2,000 if you add both. It is not the pick for a light finish. That end of the menu is Original at 830 calories, or Low-Licious at 570. See the full menu for the rest.