$1.99 was recorded twice for MOTTS Applesauce, with no disagreement between the readings.
The Burger King MOTTS Applesauce price was recorded at $1.99, and both readings agreed to the cent, which no other multi-source row in the sides section manages. It is also the only item there that nobody fries. No calorie figure has been published for it, since the last nutrition document the company issued, dated 2022, has no applesauce row. At $1.99 it is 50 cents dearer than Cheesy Tots, the only side recorded below it.
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5 itemsMOTTS Applesauce price and calories
| Item | Typical price | Price range | Calories |
|---|---|---|---|
| MOTTS Applesauce | $1.99 | — | — |
If something goes wrong
Why does this row show no price range?
- Cause
- Both readings returned the same number. A range is printed only where sources disagree, and here they did not, which makes this the steadiest price in the sides section.
- Fix
- Treat $1.99 as reliable by the standards of this menu, while remembering that reliable and official are different things. Burger King publishes no price for it.
There is no calorie figure for the applesauce
- Cause
- The company's last published nutrition figures are dated 2022 and carry no row for this item. Sealed branded packs are routinely left out of restaurant panels in any case.
- Fix
- Read the pot itself, which carries the manufacturer's own label. Checking recorded 50 calories, and that figure comes from the same lists as the price rather than from Burger King.
Applesauce costs more than a box of fries
- Cause
- It costs 50 cents more than Cheesy Tots, and the value fry box carries no current price to compare with at all. A sealed pot is bought in rather than cooked on site, so its price follows a supply cost rather than a fryer.
- Fix
- Compare on what you want from a side. A small fry brings 300 published calories for $2.79; this brings a pot of fruit and no company figures at all.
The one side nobody argues about
Across thirteen sides and thirty-odd separate price readings, exactly one item produced no disagreement whatsoever. Both readings for MOTTS Applesauce came in at $1.99. Every other row with more than one source behind it showed a spread, sometimes a small one and in the case of the Jalapeno Cheddar Bites a gap of 24 percent.
There is a reason, and it is not a flattering one for the rest of the menu. A sealed pot arrives from a supplier, gets handed across the counter and cannot be portioned, upsized or discounted into a bundle. Everything else in the section is cooked on site in four sizes, priced by whoever runs the restaurant, and drifts accordingly. Stability here is a property of the packaging rather than of Burger King's pricing discipline.
What's in it
A single sealed pot of branded applesauce, served as sold. Nothing is prepared in the restaurant, and nothing about it appears in Burger King's own nutrition information: the most recent document, dated 2022, has no applesauce row, and no newer one has been published. A figure of 50 calories was recorded during checking in August 2026, which is not the company's number, though the pot's own label will carry the manufacturer's version.
This is also the section's only item that is not fried. Every other row, from the value fries to the eight-piece Mozzarella Fries, goes through oil.
Is it worth it
By price against the fryer, no. At $1.99 the pot costs 50 cents more than Cheesy Tots, and it is the second-cheapest typical in a section whose published calorie figures start at 200.
By anything else, it depends entirely on what the order is for. If the recorded 50 calories is near right, nothing else on the sides table comes close to it, and the gap to the next lightest item is 150 calories. That makes this simultaneously the lightest thing in the section and the most expensive calorie on it, which is the sort of contradiction that only shows up when somebody writes the whole list down.
The practical use is narrower still. This is the side that goes into a King Jr. Meal when the fries are declined, and at $1.99 on its own it is priced as a small standalone purchase rather than as a swap. Nothing published by Burger King says what the swap costs inside a meal, because nothing published by Burger King says what anything costs.
MOTTS Applesauce at a glance
- Burger King price
- not published
- Typical price
- $1.99
Questions people ask
How much is MOTTS Applesauce at Burger King?
$1.99, and both readings taken in August 2026 returned that figure exactly. It is the only row in the sides section where the sources agreed to the cent.
How many calories are in Burger King applesauce?
The company has published no figure. Its 2022 nutrition document has no applesauce row and nothing newer exists. Checking recorded 50 calories, which comes from the same lists as the price.
Is applesauce the healthiest side at Burger King?
It is the only one that is not fried, and the only one likely to sit under 100 calories. Since Burger King publishes nothing for it, that cannot be confirmed from any company figure.
Is this page an official Burger King price list?
No. HelpMeLogin is independent of Burger King and speaks for nobody else. Both readings behind the $1.99 were recorded on 19 August 2026.
Can this site tell me the price at my local Burger King?
No. Restaurants are largely franchised and set their own boards, though this item moved less than any other in the section. Check the Burger King app with your restaurant selected.