Velvet Drip’s menu runs from ₹169 to ₹289, a ₹120 spread across fifteen flavors. That range isn’t arbitrary — it tracks fairly directly with what’s actually going into each shake.
What sits at the lower end
Vanilla (₹169) and the regular Chocolate (₹189) use the fewest specialty ingredients — real cream and real flavoring, without a premium mix-in layered on top. They’re not cheaper versions of the same shake; they’re simpler builds by design.
What sits in the middle
Oreo, KitKat, Double Chocolate, and the Dates and Oreo Banana shakes (₹199–₹219) each add one specific, real ingredient — crushed cookies, actual wafer, real dates — which nudges the price up to reflect that ingredient’s cost.
What sits at the top
Belgian Chocolate (₹229), Brownie Blast (₹229), Chocolate Brownie (₹239), Dry Fruit (₹239), and Nutella (₹289) use the most expensive ingredients on the menu — premium dark chocolate, fudgy brownie, premium dry fruits, and authentic Nutella respectively.
The principle underneath it
The price generally tracks the ingredient, not the marketing. The full menu reflects that fairly directly, flavor by flavor.
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