16 Buc-ee's Desserts That Are Worth the Stop

Buc-ee's has everything you need on the road, from gasoline or fresh-baked desserts. We found the best on-the-go desserts to indulge your sweet tooth, whether you prefer chocolate pie or pecan brittle.

We've got the best shopping hacks for when you're looking for a delicious, quick bite on the road. Snag one of these tasty treats during your next road trip, including fudge, edible cookie dough, coconut pie, chocolate-covered pecans, and more.

Editor's note: Prices and availability are subject to change and may vary by location.

Price: $3.99

With layers of chocolate pudding, cookie crumbles, and whipped cream, Buc-ee's Chocolate Pie Cup is rich and chocolatey. Plus, the plastic container and accompanying lid will prevent spills and allow you to reseal the cup to save the dessert for later. At just $3.99 for a single serving, it's hard to resist this decadent dessert — just be sure to grab a plastic spoon on your way out.

Price: $2.99

If you've never been to a Buc-ee's, find your way to the bakery and dessert counter for one of the store's classic lemon bars. With a dense shortbread crust and a sweet and sour gooey lemon curd filling, a square is well worth the $2.99.

Citrus lovers may also like the fan-favorite Lemon Crisp Cookies, but there's nothing quite like a fresh-baked lemon bar to treat yourself on the road.

Price: $2.99

This rice crispy treat is mixed with layers of chewy salted caramel for a nice contrast of salty and sweet. The plastic-wrapped dessert is easy to take on the road, no utensils needed.

Although $2.99 is a little steep for one prepackaged rice crispy treat — a single plain treat from Kellogg's sells for $1.47 at Walmart — the salted caramel definitely kicks it up a notch. It's a great deal for a fresh dessert with a unique flavor.

Price: $3.99

Buc-ee's cinnamon rolls are a must-buy, whether you're making a trip in the morning or at night. While you can get the massive, generously iced confections plain or with pecans, we recommend the pecans for a southern twist. A Buc-ee's cinnamon roll is $3.99, and it's well worth the price because of its freshness and jumbo size.

Price: $3.28

If you're a fan of Buc-ee's cookies, treat yourself to the ultimate dessert: an ice cream cookie sandwich. You'll likely find these stashed in a cooler in the fresh foods section of the store. The ice cream sandwiches are $3.28, and you can choose between sugar cookies with vanilla or salted caramel ice cream, double chocolate cookies with vanilla ice cream, or chocolate chip cookies with vanilla ice cream.

Price: $2.98

Whether glazed or chocolate-covered, Buc-ee's has its share of nutty desserts. However, the Jalapeño Peanut Brittle is a unique must-try item that will quickly become a favorite. With a short ingredient list including peanuts, jalapeño powder, and sugar, the handmade dessert is cheaper per ounce than the Torn & Glasser Peanut Brittle at King Soopers.

Price: $4.79

If you like a mix of salty and sweet in your desserts, these mini cookies will be right up your alley. They're made with maple syrup and salted for the perfect bite-sized snackable cookie. You'll get an 8-ounce tub for $4.79, which is 30 cents cheaper per ounce than a bag of Tate's Bake Shop Tiny Chocolate Chip Cookies from Walmart.

Price: $2.99

In the bakery case, you'll find a unique take on the classic whoopie pie featuring two cakey red velvet cookies sandwiching marshmallow fluff. The decadent dessert is $2.99, and it's made fresh in-house. The nostalgic treat isn't on shelves everywhere, and Buc-ee's is worth the trip to pay $2 less per pie than you could at Walmart.

Price: $3.99

In the refrigerated section, keep an eye out for Buc-ee's Coconut Pie Cup. It's essentially a slice of coconut pie in an easy to-go container featuring a crunchy cookie-crumbled crust, coconut pie filling, and whipped cream. At $3.99 for the 8-ounce cup, by weight, it's less than a Marie Callender's Coconut Cream Pie from Walmart, and it's fresh and no mess.

Price: $3.78 per pound

Buc-ee's wide variety of fudge is iconic, but if there's one flavor you need to try (and rebuy) its the Chewy Praline. It's vanilla fudge with a thick layer of caramel and crunchy pecans, and it's made fresh in-house. And you'll pay just $3.78 for a generous square of the dessert.

Price: $2.99

Whether for a morning snack or a chocolatey pick-me-up, Buc-ee's individually packaged muffins are a convenient way to skip the bakery counter line while still getting your sugar fix. The dense, chocolate muffin is six ounces and 767 calories for $2.99. Yes, you can pay less at your local grocery store, but this single serving is freshly baked and roadside accessible.

Price: $4.99

Buc-ee's oatmeal raisin cookies are a popular choice, whether you buy them from the bakery counter or skip the line and get a six-pack for $4.99, which works out to 83 cents per cookie. The sweet, chewy cookies perfectly complement the raisins, and you can be sure that even the prepackaged option is made fresh in-house.

Price: $2.99

If you prefer cookie dough to baked cookies, then pick up a to-go cup of Buc-ee's edible cookie dough. For $2.99, you can get chocolate chip or sugar cookie dough bites, but the latter is highly underrated. The four-ounce portion is 16 cents cheaper per ounce than Pillsbury Chocolate Chip Cookie Dough Poppins at Walmart.

Price: $14.98

For those looking for a pecan fix, this small batch pecan trio has enough flavor variety to get you through your road trip. The 16-ounce bag contains pecans covered in milk chocolate, white fudge, and a honey glaze, giving you a little taste of some of Buc-ee's best desserts.

To top it off, the Buc-ee's bag is 73 cents cheaper per ounce than the Chocolate Orchard Dark Chocolate Covered Pecans sold at Amazon, and offers more variety.

Price: $2.49

One of the cheapest desserts in the whole convenience store is Buc-ee's rich fudge brownie, which you can get with or without pecans for $2.49. The dense, fudgy brownie squares are the perfect dessert to pair with a brisket sandwich, and one brownie costs less than a Ghirardelli Double Chocolate Premium Brownie Mix from Walmart.

Price: $8.99

You'll be surprised how quickly Buc-ee's Pecan Pralines become a must-buy for you. They have a buttery, brown sugar base that melts in your mouth, and the pecans add a much-needed crunch. It's $8.99 for a box of four, which is just $4.80 more than a microwavable mix from World Market. And the Buc-ee's pralines don't require any cooking time.

If you can avoid unnecessary impulse purchases, Buc-ee's is a great place to avoid wasting money on road-trip treats. Whether you're in the mood for the convenience store's signature pecan pralines or oatmeal cookies, you can easily get a delicious dessert for under $5.

There's a reason the internet is full of copycat recipes for Buc-ee's desserts. So, if you find yourself lucky enough to visit in person, then treat yourself to the best desserts the chain has to offer.