Cookout Allergen Menu (with Prices) – Gluten-Free, Dairy-Free, Allergy & Vegan Guide

Cookout does not have a dedicated gluten-free menu, but some items are naturally gluten-free if you remove the bun or breading. These include:

• Grilled Chicken Breast (no bun)

• Hamburger Patty (no bun)

• Cheeseburger (no bun, contains dairy)

• Beverages like tea, soda, and bottled water

However, Cookout uses shared fryers, so fries and other fried items are not safe for people with celiac disease or severe gluten sensitivity due to cross-contact

No. Many Cookout milkshakes contain peanuts, tree nuts, or both. For example:

• Peanut Butter Shake – contains peanuts

• Banana Nut Shake – contains peanuts and tree nuts

• Reese’s Cup and Butterfinger – contain peanuts

Even milkshakes without nuts may be prepared on shared equipment. If you have a nut allergy, it’s best to avoid all milkshakes at Cookout due to cross-contact risk.

Cookout’s allergen menu does not mention peanut oil. However:

• Several menu items (especially milkshakes) contain peanuts and tree nuts

• Fryers are shared with many foods, so oil sources may vary

• For those with severe peanut allergies, always ask Cookout staff directly

If you are highly sensitive, avoid fried foods and stick to grilled options and bottled beverages.

Cookout offers very limited vegan options. While French fries and onion rings may seem vegan-friendly, they are cooked in shared oil with meat and dairy items. Additionally:

• No burgers, wraps, or entrees are certified vegan

• No plant-based meat or cheese alternatives are available

The most vegan-safe items would be bottled water, soda, and possibly plain tea. Cookout is not a vegan-friendly restaurant, and those following a strict vegan diet should proceed with caution or consider other dining options.