$5.00 is the recorded price, and the product name is where that figure comes from.
The Burger King 5 Your Way Meal price is $5.00, a figure that exists because it is printed in the product's name rather than because the company publishes a price list. One reading supports it, and no other list checked in August 2026 carried the meal as a row. What the box contains is not published anywhere readable, and no calorie figure was found for it from any source.
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What you need
5 items$5 Your Way Meal price and calories
| Item | Typical price | Price range | Calories |
|---|---|---|---|
| $5 Your Way Meal | $5.00 | — | — |
If something goes wrong
The meal costs more than $5.00 at my Burger King
- Cause
- A price in a product name is an advertising construct, not a published list price. Franchisees decide whether to run the deal at all, and Burger King issues nothing that binds them.
- Fix
- Check the deals tab in the app with your restaurant selected. Where the meal is not offered, the nearest recorded equivalents are the King Jr. Meals at $5.29 and $5.49 typical.
What actually comes in the $5 Your Way Meal?
- Cause
- Nothing readable states it. The company's menu renders in the browser rather than as text, and none of the price lists checked in August 2026 set out the contents.
- Fix
- Read the board or the app, which is the only place the current combination appears. The name implies a choice, and no source consulted specified what the choices are.
There is no calorie figure at all for this meal
- Cause
- Correct, and it is the only row in the value section where not even an unofficial estimate turned up. The last nutrition figures Burger King published are dated 2022 and cover nothing assembled from choices.
- Fix
- Add up the components once you know them. Several likely candidates have company figures of their own, and those are the only calorie numbers on this menu worth using.
A price that is also a name
Burger King publishes no prices in the United States. That statement is unqualified everywhere else on this site, and here it needs one small exception: three products on the menu carry a price inside their own name, and this is the loudest of them. Whatever the board says, the meal announces $5.00 before anybody looks it up.
Set against that, the evidence behind this page is remarkably thin. One list of the several checked in August 2026 carried the meal, and it did so in a page title rather than as a priced row. The other lists had no line for it. No calorie figure was found from any source, official or otherwise, which is true of nothing else in the value section, since even the Duo produced two contradictory counts.
What's in it
Not something this page can answer, and it is better to say so than to guess. The name promises a choice, the company's menu pages render in the browser rather than as readable text, and none of the lists consulted recorded a component set. So the honest total of what could be confirmed about this meal is a price and a name.
That is a short page by design. Padding it with a plausible-sounding list of contents would be inventing the thing readers came here to check.
Is it worth it
Against the rest of the tier the $5.00 does well. It undercuts the two King Jr. Meals carrying a typical, $5.29 and $5.49, by 29 and 49 cents, and the nuggets meal's band starts at $5.49 as well. It also sits a dollar below the Duo at $6.00, so a customer choosing between the two is comparing one meal at $5.00 against two items at $3.00 each.
Against the board it may do nothing at all, because a named price is only as good as the restaurant honouring it. Nothing Burger King publishes obliges any franchisee to run the deal, and the single reading behind this row is the weakest evidence attached to any item in the value section.
The practical position is narrow. Expect $5.00 where the meal is offered, expect it to undercut every King Jr. Meal on the recorded typicals when it is, and expect no nutrition information about it whatsoever, from Burger King or from anybody reprinting Burger King.
$5 Your Way Meal at a glance
- Burger King price
- not published
- Typical price
- $5.00
Questions people ask
How much is the $5 Your Way Meal at Burger King?
$5.00, on the single reading found in August 2026. The figure comes from the product's own name, which is the closest thing to a published price Burger King issues in the US.
What comes in the $5 Your Way Meal?
No source consulted set out the contents. The company's menu renders in the browser rather than as text, so the components could not be confirmed and are not guessed at here.
How many calories are in the $5 Your Way Meal?
None were found, from Burger King or from anywhere else. It is the only row in the value section with no calorie figure of any kind attached to it.
Is the $5 Your Way Meal cheaper than a King Jr. Meal?
By 29 to 49 cents on the recorded typicals of $5.29 and $5.49. That makes the adult-facing value meal cheaper than every children's meal in the section.
Is this page an official Burger King price list?
No. HelpMeLogin is independent of Burger King and speaks for nobody but itself. The $5.00 above was recorded on 19 August 2026.
Can this site tell me the price at my local Burger King?
No, and with one reading behind the figure it would be wrong to try. Open the Burger King app, set your restaurant and look for the deal in the offers section.