Burger King French Fries Small price: $2.79, and 300 calories

$2.79 is the only current reading for a small Burger King fry, and the calorie figure is 300.

Burger King French Fries Small price was recorded once, at $2.79, in August 2026, and a list dated 2023 carries $1.79 for the same carton. Only the current figure reaches the table, which leaves this row with a price and nothing at all to test it against. Calories are 300, a company figure published in 2022, which is exactly 70 above the value box and 70 below a medium.

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What you need

5 items
Burger King published priceNone published
Calories, company figure300
Typical price$2.79
Menu sectionsides
Checked on2026-08-19

French Fries – Small price and calories

ItemTypical pricePrice rangeCalories
French Fries – Small$2.79300 Cal
Prices recorded from published US listings on 19 August 2026; the 300-calorie figure is Burger King's own, from a nutrition document dated November 2022.

If something goes wrong

Burger King small fries are listed at two different prices

Cause
Both are real. Two readings were taken in August 2026 and they landed $1.00 apart, with the lower one traceable to a list dated 2023. Nothing published by the company sits between them to settle the argument.
Fix
Take $2.79 as the working figure, since it is the only current one, then price it in the app to be sure.

Why is there no price range for a small fry?

Cause
A range needs two current readings that disagree. This size produced one, $2.79, so the column stays blank rather than borrowing a 2023 figure of $1.79 to widen it.
Fix
Read the single figure as a starting point. The medium is the only fry size with enough readings behind it to justify a spread, and that runs $3.59 to $3.89.

Is the small the same as the value size?

Cause
No. They are separate rows with separate company figures, 300 calories against 230, so the small is roughly 30 percent more food. Some boards show only one of the two.
Fix
Check which sizes the board actually lists before comparing prices. Where both appear, the only price ever recorded for the value box was $1.39 in 2023, against $2.79 for this size now.

A band with nothing in the middle

One current reading. One from 2023. No company price arbitrates between them, and that is the whole evidential position for a small Burger King fry, worth stating plainly before any of the arithmetic below. The old figure, $1.79, sits outside the table. The current one, $2.79, stands alone inside it, which is the shape of a menu that nobody publishes and nobody can therefore be held to.

Search interest treats this size as the default small order, but the price lists barely carry it. Three of the four fry rows on the sides table were recorded twice or fewer, and this is one of them.

What's in it

The same cut of fry as every other size, in the second-smallest carton. Company figures give it 300 calories, 13 grams of fat, two of them saturated, 220 milligrams of sodium, 43 grams of carbohydrate, a single gram of sugar and 4 grams of protein. Those come from Burger King's nutrition document of 2022, still the most recent published, so they describe the build as it stood then rather than as it stands now.

Is it worth it

The step up from the value box is 70 calories, which is clean. In money it cannot be costed at all, because the value box carries no current price and its only reading, $1.39, dates from 2023. Measured against that stale figure the small looks like $1.40 for 70 calories, which is worse than a second value box would be.

Set the small against small onion rings and the choice sharpens, because both were recorded at exactly the same $2.79. Rings at that size carry 280 calories against the fries' 300, so they are marginally lighter. Sodium runs the other way and not marginally at all: 510 milligrams in the rings against 220 in the fries, well over double, from the same company document.

So the honest reading of this row is narrow. Fries at this size are cheaper than a medium and lighter than one, the price rests on a single reading, and the only figure on the page with real authority behind it is the calorie count, which is four years old. Anyone who wants a fry price they can rely on should look at the medium, where four separate readings agree closely enough to support a number.

French Fries – Small at a glance

Burger King price
not published
Calories
300, from Burger King
Typical price
$2.79

Questions people ask

How much is a small fry at Burger King?

$2.79 on the single current reading taken in August 2026. A 2023 list carries $1.79 for the same carton, and no range is printed because only one current figure exists.

How many calories are in small Burger King fries?

300, according to Burger King's own nutrition document. It was published in 2022 and is the company's most recent, so the figure is close to four years old at the time of writing.

How much bigger is a small than the value box?

By calories, 70 more: 300 against 230, or about 30 percent. Price is harder, since the value box was recorded once at $1.39 in 2023 and this size has one current reading at $2.79.

Is this page an official Burger King price list?

No. HelpMeLogin is independent of Burger King and represents nobody but itself. Both prices above were recorded on 19 August 2026, and the calorie figure was read from the company's own document.

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

No. Franchisees set their own boards, which is exactly why a single reading settles nothing. Open the Burger King app, select your restaurant and price the small there.

HelpMeLogin is independent and has no affiliation with Burger King or Restaurant Brands International. The $2.79 above comes from one current listing read on 19 August 2026, with a 2023 list carrying $1.79 for the same carton, and is not a quote for any address. The 300-calorie count is Burger King's own, published in 2022.