Burger King Coca Cola price by cup size, $1.99 to $3.69

$1.99, $2.39 and $2.79 for small, medium and large on the one full size ladder recorded.

The Burger King Coca Cola price depends entirely on which cup is being quoted. Sized readings taken in August 2026 ran $1.99 for a small, $2.39 for a medium and $2.79 for a large. Unsized readings came in higher still, at $3.49 and $3.69. No company price exists to settle which is right, and no calorie figure has been published for the drink either.

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5 items
Burger King published priceNone published
Calories, company figureCould not be read
Typical price$3.49
Menu sectiondrinks
Checked on2026-08-19

Coca-Cola price and calories

ItemTypical pricePrice rangeCalories
Coca-Cola$3.49$1.99 – $3.69
Prices recorded from published US listings and checked on 19 August 2026; Burger King publishes no calorie figure for this drink.

If something goes wrong

Why is there a $1.70 gap between the readings here

Cause
Most of it is not a pricing difference at all. Two readings attach a cup size and two do not, and an unsized figure of $3.69 is not describing the same purchase as a small at $1.99.
Fix
Compare sized against sized. Within the ladder the spread is 80 cents from small to large, which is a normal structure rather than a disagreement.

What does upsizing a Coke actually cost

Cause
Forty cents per step on the ladder recorded in 2026: $1.99, $2.39, $2.79. An older 2023 ladder on the same drink stepped by thirty cents at each stage.
Fix
Budget 80 cents to go from the smallest cup to the largest. On the same readings that is less than the gap between two restaurants charging for an identical medium.

There is no calorie count for the Coke

Cause
No drink in this section appears in Burger King's November 2022 nutrition document, and that remains the newest one it has published. The tool on the website renders in the browser and returned nothing readable.
Fix
Take the figure from the cup or the board in the restaurant, both of which are sized. Any single number quoted for a fountain drink without a cup size behind it is incomplete anyway.

Forty cents a step, and why the top readings look wrong

One drink on this menu produced a complete size ladder, and it is this one: $1.99 for a small, $2.39 for a medium, $2.79 for a large. Two steps, forty cents each, identical. That is a clean structure, and it is the only place in the Burger King drinks section where the cost of going up a cup can actually be measured rather than guessed at.

Set against it are two readings with no size attached, $3.49 and $3.69, both of them above the large. Those cannot be placed on the ladder. They might describe a default cup, a different market, or a board that lists one price and lets the customer choose; nothing in them says which, and no company figure exists to arbitrate, because Burger King publishes no US price for anything on its menu. The typical figure of $3.49 in the table above is the unsized one, and it should be read with that qualification attached rather than as the price of a Coke.

Drift is measurable here too. A 2023 ladder on the same drink ran $1.79, $2.09 and $2.39, which is thirty cents a step. The increment has widened by a third since.

What's in it

Cola syrup and carbonated water, poured over ice at a self-service dispenser in most restaurants. Nothing about the contents is published by the company: this drink has no row in the November 2022 nutrition document, and neither does any of the eleven others in the section. That is a complete absence rather than a partial one, which is unusual enough to state plainly. Calories, sugar, caffeine and sodium are all unavailable from any Burger King source, and no allergen listing could be obtained for anything on the menu. The cup and the board in the restaurant carry sized figures and are the only current first-party place to read them.

Is it worth it

A small at $1.99 is the same money as a bottle of Pure Life Purified Water at the $1.99 floor of its band, which is the comparison most worth making, since one is sealed and portable and the other is not. A large at $2.79 is still under the section's dearest reading and under the $3.49 typical for an unsized cup.

The bigger saving is structural. A Whopper on its own was recorded at $6.69 and the same sandwich as a meal at $11.19, a step of $4.50 that covers fries and a drink together, and medium fries alone were recorded at $3.59. On those figures the drink inside the meal costs about 91 cents. Nothing at the counter comes close to that, so a Coke bought beside a sandwich is always the expensive way to buy it.

Coca-Cola at a glance

Burger King price
not published
Typical price
$3.49

Questions people ask

How much is a Coca-Cola at Burger King?

$1.99 for a small, $2.39 for a medium and $2.79 for a large on the sized readings taken in August 2026. Unsized readings came in at $3.49 and $3.69.

How much does a large Coke cost at Burger King?

$2.79 on the one full ladder recorded, which is 80 cents above the small. Each step up a cup size cost forty cents.

How many calories are in a Burger King Coca-Cola?

No company figure exists. The newest nutrition document Burger King has published is dated November 2022 and contains no row for this or any other drink in the section.

Is this page an official Burger King price list?

No. Burger King publishes no US prices, so every reading here was taken in August 2026 and carries that date.

Can this site tell me the price at my local Burger King?

It cannot. On a sized cup the spread between restaurants is wide enough that only the board, or the app with a branch selected, gives a usable figure.

HelpMeLogin is independent of Burger King and its franchisees and sells nothing. Burger King has published no calorie figure for Coca-Cola served in its restaurants, and none is quoted here. Prices were recorded on the date shown and are not offers.