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Burger King French Fries Value price: no current figure, 230 calories

230 calories is the company figure for a value box of Burger King fries, and no current price was found.

No current Burger King French Fries Value price could be found. The single reading behind this row, $1.39, traces to a list dated 2023, so the table prints no price at all. Calories are 230, a company figure published in 2022. On that old figure two boxes came to $2.78 for 460 calories, beating a $3.59 medium on both counts. Nothing here is a Burger King price.

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What you need

4 items
Burger King published priceNone published
Calories, company figure230
Menu sectionsides
Checked on2026-08-19

French Fries – Value price and calories

ItemTypical pricePrice rangeCalories
French Fries – Valuenot published230 Cal
Price recorded from published US listings on 19 August 2026; the 230-calorie figure is Burger King's own, from a nutrition document dated November 2022.

If something goes wrong

The value box costs more than $1.39 at my Burger King

Cause
One reading stands behind that figure and it comes from a list dated 2023. Nothing anchors the value tier, because Burger King publishes no US price and franchisees move the number freely.
Fix
Treat $1.39 as a floor rather than a quote. Price the box in the app with your restaurant selected before assuming this page applies to it.

Why is there no price range for this size?

Cause
A range needs two readings that disagree. Only one reading exists for the value box, so the range column shows a dash instead of a span invented from a single number.
Fix
Read the small size for a sense of how far the tier moves. That one was recorded between $1.79 and $2.79 on two readings.

The nutrition panel has no sugar figure

Cause
Burger King's own document prints sugars for this size as less than one gram rather than as a number. A threshold is not a measurement, so no figure is carried here.
Fix
Use the small size if you need a printed sugar figure. Its panel states one gram against the same company document.

The cheapest box, the oldest number

Every fry size at Burger King is priced here from published US listings, because the company publishes no US prices whatsoever. The value box is the extreme case. A single reading supports it, that reading belongs to a list dated 2023, and no second source carries the size at all. The figure is honest about what it is: $1.39, once, three years ago.

That matters more than it looks. The 2023 list also still shows a $1 value tier that has since gone, so its fry price may be a survivor of the same vintage. Anything under about $1.50 for fries in 2026 deserves a second look before it is trusted.

What's in it

A small carton of the same salted, skin-on cut sold at every other size. The company's own panel gives it 230 calories, 10 grams of fat, one of them saturated, 170 milligrams of sodium, 33 grams of carbohydrate and 3 grams of protein. Sugars are printed as less than one gram, which is a threshold rather than a measurement, so no sugar figure is recorded on this page. Those numbers were published in 2022 and are the most recent the company has issued for fries.

Is it worth it

On the 2023 figure this was comfortably the best fry order on the menu, and nothing current replaces it. At $1.39 for 230 calories, 100 calories of fries costs about 60 cents; at the medium's typical $3.59 for 370 calories, the same 100 costs about 97 cents. The value box is the only size where that ratio drops under a dollar.

The comparison sharpens if two boxes are allowed. Two of them come to $2.78 and 460 calories, against $3.59 and 370 for a single medium. That is 81 cents saved and 90 calories more food, from an order most people never think to place, though the $1.39 behind it dates from 2023 while the $3.59 is current, so the two never came off the same board.

Against the value onion rings, which carry no current price either, the fries hold 30 calories more and 200 milligrams less sodium. Neither is obviously the better order. The fries are the plainer thing and the rings are the saltier one, and at the value size that is the whole of the difference.

A caution belongs at the end. This is the size most likely to be missing from a board, restyled under another name, or folded into a promotional bundle, and it is also the size with the least evidence behind its price. A dash in the range column is not a claim of stability. It is an admission that only one number was found.

French Fries – Value at a glance

Burger King price
not published
Calories
230, from Burger King

Questions people ask

How much are value fries at Burger King?

A single reading puts them at $1.39, and it dates from 2023. Since the company publishes no US price for any size, treat that as a floor rather than a quote and check the app for your own restaurant.

How many calories are in Burger King value fries?

230, according to Burger King's own nutrition document. That document was published in 2022 and remains the most recent set of figures the company has issued, so the count is close to four years old.

Are two value boxes cheaper than one medium?

Yes, on the recorded numbers, though the box price dates from 2023. Two come to $2.78 for 460 calories against $3.59 and 370 for a medium, so the pair is 81 cents cheaper and 90 calories larger.

Is this page an official Burger King price list?

No. HelpMeLogin is independent of Burger King and speaks only for itself. The $1.39 above was recorded on 19 August 2026 from a list dated 2023, and the calorie figure came from the company's own document.

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

No. Restaurants are mostly franchised and set their own boards, and the value tier is where that freedom shows most. Open the Burger King app, choose your restaurant and price the box there.

HelpMeLogin is independent and has no affiliation with Burger King or Restaurant Brands International. The $1.39 on this page rests on one published listing read on 19 August 2026 from a price list dated 2023, and is not a quote for any address. The 230-calorie figure is Burger King's own, published in 2022.