Burger King Chicken Menu

We track 16 and hold a cross-checked price for 15 of them. They run from 110 cal for Chicken Fries - 4 Pieces to 870 cal for 16 Piece Crown Nuggets.

Chicken Jr. at $1.89–$3.09. Franchisees set their own prices, so the cheapest item at your restaurant may differ from the cheapest in our national sample. We publish the low and high bounds our two price sources report rather than averaging them.

16 Piece Crown Nuggets at 870 cal, against 110 cal for the lightest. That is a 7.9 times spread inside one category, so the choice within this section moves the total more than most people expect.

By calories per dollar at the midpoint of each price range, Chicken Jr. leads at roughly 177 calories per dollar against 38 for Chicken Fries - 4 Pieces. That is a value measure and not a health one.

1 of the 16 items in this category appear on our sources without a price we can cross-check between both of them, so we publish the calorie figure and leave the price blank. A wrong price on a price site is worse than no price.

Substantially. The widest gap in this category is Chicken Nuggets - 8 Pieces, which ranges $2.99–$4.89, a 64 percent difference between the cheapest and dearest sourced price. Which restaurant you use can matter more than which item you pick.

Chicken Fries - 4 Pieces at 110 cal, against a category average of 466. The heaviest item in this category is 7.9 times the lightest, so which one you pick within chicken matters more than most people assume when they think of the category as a single choice.

2 of the 16. Full nutrition means fat, saturated fat, sodium, carbohydrate and protein rather than calories alone, and our sources publish it less consistently than they publish calories. Where we do not hold it we leave the field empty rather than estimate. The <a href="/burger-king-nutrition">nutrition page</a> ranks the whole menu on the macros we do hold.

Most items in this category can be taken as a combo with fries and a drink, which raises the price and the calorie total well above the figures listed here. Every price on this page is for the item on its own, because that is the only figure that stays comparable across the menu. Combo pricing is set per restaurant and changes more often than item pricing.

No. These are pre-tax menu prices. Sales tax varies by state, county and sometimes city, so folding it in would make the figures wrong in most of the country. Expect your receipt to come in above these numbers by your local rate, on top of any franchisee variation.

Outside the breakfast window, yes, at any restaurant that carries the item. The constraint that catches people is the morning changeover rather than the category itself: before roughly 10:30 am most restaurants are serving the breakfast menu only. Our <a href="/burger-king-hours">hours page</a> covers that boundary and why it varies by restaurant.

Calories are cross-checked between two independent nutrition databases, and where they disagree we publish a range instead of choosing one. Prices come from two current price trackers, which is what gives us the low and high bounds. Our <a href="/how-we-source-prices">sourcing and editorial policy</a> explains the standard every source has to meet.