Butter Pecan Flavors in Memphis: Three Sweet Escape Choices

At Sweet Escape, “butter pecan” can point to three separate entries: Butter Pecan and Butter Pecan - No Sugar Added in the scoop catalog, plus Maple Roasted Butter Pecan in the gelato catalog. The names are related, but the records publish different details. This guide helps you find the exact item without guessing from a title or photograph.

Start with the category and full product name. The scoop entries have dated nutrition panels; the gelato page has a more descriptive sentence but no complete numeric panel. The records help identify each choice, not rank them or predict an individual flavor experience.

At a glance: three distinct menu entries

These are separate records. Two belong to the hand-dipped scoop catalog; the third is filed under gelato. “No Sugar Added” is part of one exact name, not a description of the other entries.

The scoop catalog links to the first two product records. The gelato and sorbetto catalog contains Maple Roasted Butter Pecan. Opening the item page matters because the catalog section, nutrition basis, and caution fields belong to the specific product—not to every item with “pecan” in its name.

If you see several results while browsing, match the full name first and then open that item’s page. That extra step separates a flavor-category label from the product-specific details beneath it. It also prevents a common mix-up: copying a serving value from one Butter Pecan record into a question about another, or carrying the gelato description over to the scoop. When you call or visit, using the full name gives the shop a clearer starting point for checking the correct product information.

Butter Pecan: the standard scoop record

Butter Pecan is listed in the Ice Cream category. Its item page does not provide a long recipe or tasting narrative. The linked nutrition record gives the serving basis and nutrient values; the allergen section lists milk and pecans under “Contains,” plus a shared-equipment note. That is the documented detail—not a basis for inventing texture or a fuller ingredient list.

Open this exact record when you mean the standard scoop. The nutrition source is dated June 12, 2019, so it is a dated reference, not a guarantee that current packaging is unchanged. The page advises guests to verify the current container label when an allergy matters.

Butter Pecan - No Sugar Added: keep the full name attached

The second scoop is filed under No Sugar Added with the exact name Butter Pecan - No Sugar Added. It has its own nutrition record. Keep the full name when searching or asking about it so it is not confused with the standard scoop.

Its June 18, 2019 panel lists a 2/3 cup (85 g) serving: 160 calories, 7 g total fat, 3 g saturated fat, 115 mg sodium, 20 g total carbohydrate, less than 1 g fiber, 7 g total sugars, 0 g added sugars, and 4 g protein. “No Sugar Added” does not mean zero total sugars or establish suitability for an individual diet. If a label detail matters, check current packaging and ask about this exact item.

The allergen section lists milk and pecans under “Contains,” with a shared-equipment note for peanuts, other tree nuts, wheat, soy, and eggs. Similar caution fields do not make the two scoop products interchangeable; their names and nutrition records are separate.

Maple Roasted Butter Pecan: a gelato entry with its own description

Maple Roasted Butter Pecan is filed under gelato. Its published description says “butter-pecan gelato with crunchy candied pecans and a maple-syrup ribbon.” That gives a grounded picture of the named components without implying proportions or extra ingredients.

The page lists milk and tree nut (pecan) and asks guests to verify the current container label. It does not provide a complete numeric nutrition panel, so there is no published basis for adding calories, sugars, fat, or serving size to the two-scoop comparison. Use its gelato page for this item and the matching scoop page for either of the other names.

Nutrition comparisons need the serving size—and the source date

Both scoop panels state 2/3 cup, but not the same weight: 95 g for Butter Pecan and 85 g for its No Sugar Added counterpart. Each comparison should keep its printed basis visible rather than implying identical weights or equating a packaged reference serving with a shop portion.

Both sources are dated 2019: June 12 for Butter Pecan and June 18 for the No Sugar Added entry. Read the values as dated published references, not a ranking or nutrition recommendation. The records differ in gram weight, and a packaged serving reference is not a measurement of the portion served in store. Maple Roasted Butter Pecan has no complete numeric panel online, so do not estimate its values from another product.

The figures can help you locate the right label, but they cannot answer every question. If you need an unlisted value, a more recent statement, or details for a different serving, ask the shop to check current packaging. The nutrition section links the available scoop records, and the nutrition and allergen guide explains how serving bases and caution fields fit into a product comparison.

Pecan and milk cautions apply to exact records

Each page identifies milk and pecans; the gelato page writes the latter as “Tree nut (pecan).” The two scoop pages also share an equipment note naming peanuts, other tree nuts, wheat, soy, and eggs. The gelato page asks guests to verify the current label. Different wording is not proof that an unlisted ingredient or cross-contact concern does not apply.

If an allergy affects your order, use the exact item page as a starting point and ask Sweet Escape to verify the current container label and relevant handling information. Online information cannot guarantee suitability or the absence of cross-contact. Likewise, a product name is not a complete ingredient list, and a category is not a dietary certification.

A simple way to choose among the three

Choose by exact name and format: Butter Pecan is the Ice Cream entry, Butter Pecan - No Sugar Added is its separately documented scoop counterpart, and Maple Roasted Butter Pecan is the gelato with the published maple-ribbon description. Then consult the relevant record for the detail you need. The two scoop panels give dated nutrition values on different gram bases; the gelato page does not provide a complete numeric panel.

If information is missing, ask rather than infer. For an allergy, verify the current label and handling with the shop. For availability, check the live menu close to your visit: the catalog explains documented products, while the stock page reports the posted selection. Find directions, regular hours, and contact information on the Sweet Escape visit page.

Frequently asked questions

Are Sweet Escape’s three butter-pecan products the same flavor?

No. They are separate records: two scoop entries and one gelato entry. Use the exact page for the item you mean.

Does “No Sugar Added” mean zero total sugars?

No. Its dated panel lists 7 g total sugars and 0 g added sugars per 2/3 cup (85 g). Check the current label because information can change.

Can I compare nutrition for all three?

The two scoop pages link to numeric panels with different gram weights and dates. Maple Roasted Butter Pecan has no complete numeric panel online, so the records do not support a three-way comparison.

What if I have a pecan or milk allergy?

All three list milk and pecans; the scoop pages also include a shared-equipment caution. Ask Sweet Escape to confirm current labels and handling. Online information cannot guarantee freedom from cross-contact.