Burger King SpongeBob Meal

We cannot confirm that it is. The menu launched on 1 December 2025 as a limited-time offer "while supplies last", and Burger King announced no end date. That was roughly 10 months ago, and limited-time promotions of this kind typically run for four to eight weeks. Several sites state it is still available, but those are the same auto-updating pages that relabel old content with the current year, so we do not treat them as evidence. Check the Burger King app for your restaurant, that is the only reliable answer for your location.

Four items: SpongeBob's Krabby Whopper, Mr. Krabs' Cheesy Bacon Tots, Patrick's Star-berry Shortcake Pie and the Pirate's Frozen Pineapple Float. They were also sold together as the Bikini Bottom Bundle in a pineapple-shaped "Under the Sea Box", and a King Jr. Meal version included one of six collectible toys and a limited-edition SpongeBob crown.

Burger King describes it as "a 1/4 lb. 100% beef patty flame-grilled on a yellow square bun, topped with American cheese, lettuce, tomatoes, pickles, onions, mayo, and ketchup". In practice it is a Whopper served on a square yellow bun as a nod to the Krabby Patty from the show. The beef, the flame-grilling and the toppings are the standard Whopper build.

Burger King's press release did not state prices. News coverage at launch reported the Krabby Whopper at $6.99, the Cheesy Bacon Tots at $1.99 and the Star-berry Shortcake Pie at $2.99, around $11.97 for those three à la carte. As with the rest of the menu, franchisees set their own prices, so figures varied by restaurant.

We do not publish a figure, because neither of our nutrition sources carries these limited-time items. For scale, the standard Whopper we do track is 670–710 cal, and the Krabby Whopper used the same quarter-pound patty and the same toppings on a different bun, so it sat in similar territory. We are not going to convert "similar territory" into a number we cannot source.

The SpongeBob Movie: Search for SquarePants, which released on 19 December 2025. The menu landed on 1 December 2025, about two and a half weeks ahead of the film, the standard pattern for a film tie-in, where the promotion is timed to build into opening weekend.

Burger King has not announced a return. Film tie-ins are usually tied to a specific release window and do not recur, though individual items occasionally return on their own if they sold well. If it does come back it will most likely be attached to another SpongeBob release rather than as a standalone revival.

No. The Krabby Patty tie-in items were tied to a promotional window that has closed, and they are not part of the standard menu. What remains available is the underlying build without the promotional branding and sauce. The <a href="/burger-king-whopper-menu">Whopper menu page</a> covers the permanent items that sit closest to it.

The promotion ran with collectible items alongside the food, which is standard for a film tie-in of this kind. Toy availability was per-restaurant and ran out well before the menu items did, which is a common source of confusion when people report that a location "did not have" the meal. Our <a href="/burger-king-kids-meal">kids meal page</a> covers what is currently running.

Promotional menus of this kind are agreed market by market, and the line-up, pricing and dates all differ between them. Everything on this page describes the US promotion, because that is the market our price and calorie sources cover. Treat it as a US record rather than a global one.

Because the questions did not end with it. People still search for what was in the meal, what the Krabby Whopper actually was and what it cost, and a page that answers that accurately is more useful than one that quietly disappears or, worse, keeps implying the meal is still on sale. The page states plainly that it has ended, which is the part most listings of expired promotions get wrong.