The Take
Culver's Concrete Mixer earns a Slop Score of 38. The chain's fresh frozen custard uses real dairy and egg yolks for a dense, creamy base that beats typical soft-serve.
Mix-ins drag the whole thing mid. Default candy, cookies, and syrups add ultra-processed junk that overwhelms the decent foundation.
The Verdict
Order the small Reese's or Oreo version and call it a day. The real custard base delivers, but everything else pulls the score down to 38.
Pair it with a single butterburger or ask for half-portion if you want to avoid turning lunch into a sugar crash.
Common Questions
Is Culver's Concrete Mixer healthy?
No. High calories and processed candy mix-ins outweigh the real dairy base.
What should you avoid at Culver's Concrete Mixer?
Multiple candy add-ins or chocolate syrup. They push it deep into ultra-processed territory.
Does Culver's Concrete Mixer have real dairy custard?
Yes. It uses fresh milk, cream, and egg yolks from Wisconsin farms with no seed oils in the base.
