$3.59 to $3.89 buys a Have-sies, the same band as a medium of fries or onion rings alone.
Burger King Have Sies price, spelled Have-sies on the menu, was recorded between $3.59 and $3.89 in August 2026 on two readings. That band is identical to what a medium fry or a medium carton of onion rings costs, so a box split half and half between them is priced as though the mixture were free. No calorie figure has been published for it by the company.
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4 itemsHave-sies price and calories
| Item | Typical price | Price range | Calories |
|---|---|---|---|
| Have-sies | varies | $3.59 – $3.89 | — |
If something goes wrong
What exactly is a Have-sies?
- Cause
- One carton, half French Fries and half Onion Rings. It is Burger King's answer to the customer who wants both and will not pay twice, and it is sold as a single side rather than as a combination of two.
- Fix
- Order it by name at the counter. Two readings in August 2026 put it at $3.59 and $3.89, which is what a medium of either side was recorded at on its own.
Some listings write it as Have Sies without the hyphen
- Cause
- One of the two price readings did exactly that. A hyphen dropped from a product name splits the search results for it in half, which is why the item is harder to find than its price would suggest.
- Fix
- Try both spellings. The product is the same either way, and the recorded prices were $3.59 and $3.89.
Why is there no calorie count?
- Cause
- The most recent nutrition figures Burger King published are dated 2022 and have no row for this box, because it reached the menu later. Nothing first-party exists.
- Fix
- Be wary of estimates. Checking recorded 380 calories, which is higher than either a medium fry at 370 or medium onion rings at 360, and a half-and-half box logically should not exceed both.
Half and half for the price of a whole one
A Have-sies is one carton containing half French Fries and half Onion Rings. Two readings in August 2026 put it at $3.59 and $3.89. Those are not approximately the medium prices for the two sides it mixes; they are exactly them. A medium fry was recorded at $3.59 typical with $3.89 at the top of its band, and a medium carton of onion rings at the identical pair.
So the mixture costs nothing. Anyone who has stood at a counter deciding between two sides at the same price can stop deciding, at least at restaurants where the recorded figures hold. That is a genuinely useful thing to know, and it is not something Burger King states anywhere, because the company publishes no US prices for anything.
What's in it
Fries and rings, in one box, in halves. Portion weights are not published and neither is anything else: the last nutrition document Burger King issued is dated 2022, and this box has no row in it. The empty calorie cell above is a fact about the company's publishing, not about the listings checked.
Checking did record a figure of 380 calories, and it deserves a warning rather than a repetition. A medium fry carries 370 on the company's own numbers and a medium carton of rings 360. A box holding half of each should land between them, not above both, so the 380 either describes a bigger portion than the name implies or it is simply wrong. Either way it is not Burger King's figure and it is not printed in the table.
Is it worth it
On price the answer is a flat yes, because the alternative costs the same. On information the answer is a flat no. Order a medium fry and the company will tell you 370 calories, 16 grams of fat and 270 milligrams of sodium. Order this and the company tells you nothing at all, even though roughly half of what is in the box has a published panel of its own.
That trade is the whole decision. A reader tracking calories should buy the two sides separately and add them up; a reader who simply wants both should buy the box, because at $3.59 to $3.89 the variety is being given away.
Have-sies at a glance
- Burger King price
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Questions people ask
What is a Have-sies at Burger King?
A single carton holding half French Fries and half Onion Rings, sold as one side. Two readings in August 2026 put it between $3.59 and $3.89.
How much does a Have-sies cost?
Between $3.59 and $3.89 on the listings read, which is the same band as a medium of either side alone. Burger King publishes no US price, so neither figure is official.
How many calories are in a Have-sies?
The company has published none. Its 2022 nutrition document, the most recent, has no row for the box. A figure of 380 was recorded in checking, and it sits above both mediums it is supposedly half of.
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.
Can this site tell me the price at my local Burger King?
No. Boards are franchisee-set and this box is not carried everywhere. Open the Burger King app, choose your restaurant and check whether it appears at all.