Cheesecake Factory White Chocolate Raspberry Truffle Cheesecake: Price & Calories (2026)
Cheesecake Factory White Chocolate Raspberry Truffle Cheesecake is the raspberry slice for people who want fruit and white chocolate instead of a plain or coffee slice, at $10.95 to $12.50 a slice and 1,220 calories. Those prices come from 12 official pickup menus checked store by store, and the 1,220 calories come straight from the brand's Summer 2026 nutrition guide.
White chocolate, raspberry, and a swirl: what this slice is
The official menu sums it up in one line: "Creamy Cheesecake Swirled with White Chocolate and Raspberry." What that means on the plate is creamy cheesecake with chunks of white chocolate and a seedless raspberry swirl running through the filling, baked in a chocolate crust and finished with white chocolate shavings and whipped cream. The raspberry is inside the slice, not poured on top, so every bite has fruit in it instead of one sweet spoonful at the end. If you like Fresh Strawberry but want the fruit folded in rather than glazed on top, this is the version to order. If you do not like raspberry at all, nothing here will change your mind, because the swirl is the whole point of the slice.
78 grams of sugar: sweet, but not the sweetest slice
A slice has 78g of sugar, which is the fifth-lowest of the nine cheesecake slices covered on this site, and the fourth-lowest among the flavored ones. Only the plain Original at 51g, Tiramisu at 64g, Fresh Strawberry at 66g and Key Lime at 74g sit below it, so it carries 44g less sugar than the Oreo Dream Extreme at 122g. The sugar here comes from the raspberry swirl and the white chocolate together, not from a sauce poured on top, which is why it lands in the middle of the case instead of at the sweet end. Against the other raspberry slices it sits in between: Lemon Raspberry Cream has 72g, 6g less, and Peach Perfect has 109g, 31g more.
What a slice costs at 12 stores
The slice costs $10.95 to $12.50 across a dozen pickup menus, and the $12.50 median is the top end, where seven of the twelve sit. The $12.50 top end is the usual price, charged by seven stores; Miami and Phoenix are the middle at $11.95, and Atlanta, Dallas and Kansas City are the cheapest at $10.95. The menu never prices this slice on its own, only a range for the whole cheesecake section, so the pickup menus are where the $10.95 to $12.50 band comes from. Before you order, check the cheesecake promo codes running this week, since a live deal is the one thing that can move the number.
| Source | Price |
|---|---|
| 12 official pickup menus (range) | $10.95–$12.50 |
| 12-menu median | $12.50 |
1,220 calories: where the slice sits in the case
A slice has 1,220 calories, which puts it fifth of the nine slices covered so far: Original 830, Tiramisu 980, Fresh Strawberry 1,000, Key Lime 1,160, then this slice at 1,220, Adam's 1,250, Oreo and Reese's 1,510, and the Ultimate Red Velvet 1,580. So it is 60 calories heavier than Key Lime and 30 calories lighter than Adam's, right in the middle of the case. The numbers behind it are heavier than the middle suggests, though. The fat is 89g with 800 calories from fat and 57g of saturated fat, the second-highest saturated fat of the slices covered, behind only Red Velvet at 62g. The cholesterol is 365mg, also second-highest, behind only Key Lime at 470mg. The sodium is 550mg, tied with Fresh Strawberry for fourth-lowest, and the carbohydrates are 92g with 1g of fiber and 78g of sugar, the trans fat is 3g, and the protein is 13g. The fruit makes it taste lighter than it is. The full row is with the white chocolate raspberry nutrition numbers, set out the same way as the other slices.
| Measure | Per slice |
|---|---|
| Calories | 1,220 |
| Calories from fat | 800 |
| Total fat | 89g |
| Saturated fat | 57g |
| Trans fat | 3g |
| Cholesterol | 365mg |
| Sodium | 550mg |
| Carbohydrates | 92g |
| Fiber | 1g |
| Sugar | 78g |
| Protein | 13g |
What A La Mode and Hot Fudge do to a 1,220-calorie slice
Both toppings cost $2.50 extra, and both push this slice past the heaviest one in the case. A La Mode adds 400 calories and 34g of sugar, taking the slice to 1,620 calories and 112g of sugar, which is 40 calories heavier than the Ultimate Red Velvet at 1,580, the heaviest posted slice. Hot Fudge adds 280 calories and 19g of sugar, taking the slice to 1,500 calories and 97g of sugar, which lands it 10 calories under Oreo and Reese's at 1,510. If you picked this slice for the raspberry, order it plain. The toppings bury the swirl under ice cream or fudge, and they cost you the middle-of-the-case numbers that make this slice worth ordering in the first place.
The other raspberry slices in the case
This is one of three raspberry slices in the guide, and it sits between the other two on every number that matters. Lemon Raspberry Cream is the lighter raspberry choice at 1,040 calories and 72g of sugar, so 180 calories and 6g of sugar lighter than this slice, with less sodium too at 420mg against 550mg. Peach Perfect With Raspberry Drizzle is the heavier one at 1,450 calories and 109g of sugar, so 230 calories and 31g of sugar heavier, with the same 550mg of sodium. Pick this slice when you want the raspberry flavor with white chocolate in it. Pick Lemon Raspberry Cream when you want the lightest raspberry slice, and pick Peach Perfect when you want the richest one. Neither of the cousins has a post on this site yet, so the numbers here come from the official nutrition guide, not from another page.
Whole cake, gluten, and Happy Hour: the short answers
Three things people ask before ordering, answered plainly. A 10-inch whole White Chocolate Raspberry Truffle Cheesecake exists for taking home, and 6-inch and 7-inch versions exist too, but the whole-cake price was not verified for this page, so it is not listed here. The slice carries no gluten-free marker on the official menu, so do not order it as a gluten-free dish. And there is no lunch version and no Happy Hour price for it: cheesecake slices do not appear on either menu, so the slice price is the only price.
Frequently asked questions about White Chocolate Raspberry Truffle Cheesecake
It sits in the middle of the case on price too: $10.95 to $12.50 across twelve pickup menus, with the $12.50 median at the top end, which seven of the twelve charge.
The official Summer 2026 nutrition guide lists it at 1,220 calories, fifth of the nine slices covered, right between Key Lime at 1,160 and Adam's at 1,250.
Creamy cheesecake swirled with white chocolate and raspberry, baked in a chocolate crust and finished with white chocolate shavings and whipped cream.
No. There is no gluten-free marker for it on the official menu, so this page does not call it gluten-free.
A slice has 78 grams of sugar, the fifth-lowest of the nine cheesecake slices covered on this site.
Yes, a 10-inch whole White Chocolate Raspberry Truffle Cheesecake exists, but the whole-cake price was not verified for this page, so it is not listed here.
No. Happy Hour has nothing for it: the menu puts no cheesecake slice on Happy Hour, so no discounted price exists.
Order it for the raspberry, not for a light dessert
Raspberry is the reason, white chocolate is the frame: fruit running through the filling instead of sitting on top, $10.95 to $12.50 for 1,220 calories and 78 grams of sugar. It sits in the middle of the case, not the lightest and not the richest, and the strawberry slice at 1,000 calories is the lighter fruit slice when 220 calories matter to you. Peach Perfect is the richer end when rich is the point, so this one is the middle, and the middle is the whole pitch.