19 fried chicken items carry a name; only the double mash meal names its sides instead of its chicken.
No KFC double mash meal price was recorded in any published listing gathered here. What makes the row interesting is its name: across nineteen items in the fried chicken section, every other one states a piece count or a cut, and this is the only one that describes the sides instead. Without a piece count, the per-piece arithmetic anchoring the rest of this section cannot be applied.
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4 itemsDouble Mash Meal price and calories
| Item | Typical price | Price range | Calories |
|---|---|---|---|
| Double Mash Meal | not published | — | — |
If something goes wrong
What is in the double mash meal?
- Cause
- The name points to two servings of mashed potato alongside a chicken portion, but the company's item page renders in the browser and could not be read, so no contents list is confirmed here.
- Fix
- Ask at the counter, or select a restaurant on the company's ordering site where the item description and price both appear.
Why can I not compare this with other meals?
- Cause
- Every other row in the section names a piece count, which is what makes the per-piece comparisons on neighbouring pages possible. This one names its sides instead.
- Fix
- Find out the chicken portion first. Once the piece count is known, compare against $2.19 to $2.75 a piece for bucket chicken.
Does the meal really include two mashed potato sides?
- Cause
- The name says so and nothing first-party confirms it. Descriptions circulating in published listings for this brand have been wrong before, including one that described a bone-in chicken box as tenders.
- Fix
- Confirm the sides before ordering rather than relying on the name.
The one row that names its sides instead of its chicken
What's in it
A chicken portion with what the name indicates are two servings of mashed potato. Nothing more can be stated from a first-party source: the company's item page is a browser-built application that returns meta information and no contents list, no calorie count and no price. The name itself does come from KFC's own published sitemap.
Is it worth it
No price was recorded, so the value question stays open. The naming question is the one this page can answer.
Look down the fried chicken section and every other item announces its chicken. Eight-piece, twelve-piece, sixteen-piece, two-piece, three-piece, four-piece, a la carte breast, a la carte wing. Nineteen rows, and eighteen of them lead with a count or a cut. This one leads with a side.
That has a practical consequence. The comparisons that make this section navigable all run through the piece count: $2.19 a piece for the sixteen-piece bucket, about $2.75 for the eight, $3.00 for the five-piece meal for two, $3.25 for the four-piece combo. None of that machinery can be pointed at a row whose name withholds the number. Anyone comparing the Double Mash Meal against its neighbours has to find out the chicken portion first, and the published record does not supply it.
The absence of a price is a separate matter and a common one here. Four of the section's nineteen items carry no recorded figure: this meal, both Fill Up rows and Build A Bucket 8 Piece Meal. Published listings concentrate on buckets and headline combos, and the quieter rows fall through.
For orientation, the anchors either side are worth knowing. Chicken alone was recorded at $21.99 for eight pieces. Chicken with two large sides and four biscuits produced readings from $20.00 to $36.23 for the same count. A meal built around two mash portions and a smaller chicken serving should land below both, and any quote near the top of that band deserves a second look.
The smaller combos give a tighter bracket. Two pieces with sides came in at $8.89, three at $11.19 and four at $12.99, a ladder in which each additional piece costs less than the one before it. A meal whose distinguishing feature is a doubled side rather than an extra piece of chicken belongs somewhere inside that range rather than above it, though nothing published confirms as much.
Restaurant pricing varies, and the company's own site displays nothing until a location is selected.
Double Mash Meal at a glance
- KFC price
- not published
Questions people ask
How much is the KFC double mash meal?
No published listing gathered in August 2026 carried a price for it. Nothing on this page presents a figure for the item, because none was recorded.
What does double mash mean?
The name indicates two servings of mashed potato with the chicken. No first-party contents list could be read, so the interpretation rests on the name alone.
How many pieces of chicken come with it?
The name does not say, and no readable source states it. This is the only item in a nineteen-row section whose name omits the piece count.
Is this page an official KFC price list?
No. It reports the state of published US price listings in August 2026, which for this item is a blank. The name comes from KFC's own published sitemap.
Can this site tell me the price at my local KFC?
No. With no recorded figure to work from, the company's ordering site with a restaurant selected is the only place a price for this row will appear.