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Burger King Onion Rings Medium price: $3.59 typical, 360 calories

$3.59 is the typical recorded price of medium Burger King onion rings, at 360 calories.

Burger King Onion Rings Medium price came out at $3.59 typical inside a $3.59 to $3.89 band, which is exactly what a medium fry was recorded at. Calories differ by ten, 360 against 370. What separates the two is salt and sugar: 640 milligrams of sodium against 270, and 5 grams of sugar against one. Three current readings sit behind the price, none of them the company's own.

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5 items
Burger King published priceNone published
Calories, company figure360
Typical price$3.59
Menu sectionsides
Checked on2026-08-19

Onion Rings – Medium price and calories

ItemTypical pricePrice rangeCalories
Onion Rings – Medium$3.59$3.59 – $3.89360 Cal
Prices recorded from published US listings on 19 August 2026; the 360-calorie figure is Burger King's own, from a nutrition document dated November 2022.

If something goes wrong

Why do medium onion rings have a typical price when other sizes do not

Cause
Four separate readings landed on this size, against one or two for the value and large cartons. Three of the four gave $3.89, $3.59 and $3.59, close enough to support a middle.
Fix
Trust this row further than the others in the ring ladder. Set aside the fourth reading of $2.19, which comes from a list dated 2023, and the live spread is 30 cents.

Onion rings have five grams of sugar?

Cause
Onion and batter both bring sugar, and the figure climbs with size. Company numbers give 3 grams at the value carton, 4 at the small, 5 here and 7 at the large; the matching fries sit at one gram from the small upwards.
Fix
Read the sugar row alongside the calorie row rather than instead of it. On calories this carton is 10 lighter than the fries, on sugar it is five times heavier.

A Have-sies costs the same as this

Cause
It does, near enough. The half fries, half rings box was recorded between $3.59 and $3.89, which sits inside this size's band, so a mixed carton and a full carton of rings cost about the same money.
Fix
Order the mixed box if the choice is the difficulty. Burger King publishes no calorie figure for it, so the trade is a known number against an unknown one.

The last orderly rung

Read the ring ladder from the bottom and it behaves. Company figures give 200 calories at the value carton, 280 at the small and 360 here, which is a step of exactly 80 twice over. A reader who has got this far could reasonably predict the next rung at 440. It is 520. The jump from medium to large is 160, double every step below it, and this size is the last one where the pattern holds.

Money behaves too, up to a point. The three current readings put this carton at $3.59 typical inside a $3.59 to $3.89 band, and the medium fries were recorded at precisely the same figures. Burger King has published no price of its own for either, so the match is a finding rather than a policy.

What's in it

A medium carton of battered onion rings. The company's own panel gives 360 calories, 16 grams of fat, 2.5 of them saturated, 640 milligrams of sodium, 48 grams of carbohydrate, 5 grams of sugar and 4 grams of protein. Every one of those figures was published in 2022 and none has been reissued, so they describe the recipe as Burger King last documented it.

Is it worth it

Against the medium fries the money is identical, which makes this the cleanest side-by-side comparison on the whole Burger King menu. Ten calories separate them, in the rings' favour. Then the panel turns: 640 milligrams of sodium against 270, 5 grams of sugar against one, and a gram less protein. For no price difference at all, the rings are the marginally lighter and considerably saltier order.

Against the small rings, the step up buys 80 calories for somewhere between 80 cents and $1.80, depending which end of the small carton's $1.79 to $2.79 band applies locally. That is a wide door for an 80-calorie step, and it is the reason the sizing decision is better made at the counter than from a table.

One further comparison is worth having. A Have-sies, half fries and half rings, was recorded between $3.59 and $3.89, so it costs a medium. Nobody has to choose between the two ladders at this size; the mixed carton is priced as though the choice were free, and the only thing lost is the calorie figure, which Burger King has never published for it.

Onion Rings – Medium at a glance

Burger King price
not published
Calories
360, from Burger King
Typical price
$3.59

Questions people ask

How much are medium onion rings at Burger King?

About $3.59, from three current readings taken in August 2026 inside a band of $3.59 to $3.89. Three of the four were current and agreed within 30 cents; the fourth dates from a 2023 list.

How many calories are in medium Burger King onion rings?

360, on the company's 2022 figures, against 370 for a medium fry at the same recorded price. Sodium is 640 milligrams and sugar 5 grams.

Why do Burger King onion rings contain sugar?

Onion and batter both contribute, and the amount scales with the carton. Company numbers run 3 grams at the value size, 4 at the small, 5 at the medium and 7 at the large.

Is this page an official Burger King price list?

No. HelpMeLogin is independent of Burger King and speaks for itself alone. The four prices behind this row were recorded on 19 August 2026, and the nutrition figures are the company's own.

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

No. Franchisees price their own boards, which is how the same carton was recorded at $3.59 in one place and $3.89 in another. Open the Burger King app and check with your restaurant selected.

HelpMeLogin is independent and has no affiliation with Burger King or Restaurant Brands International. The $3.59 typical is the middle of four listings read on 19 August 2026 and is not a quote for any address. The 360-calorie, 640-milligram and 5-gram figures are Burger King's own, published in 2022.