Burger King sides prices: fries and onion rings at every size

13 Burger King sides were recorded between $1.49 and $5.99 in August 2026, with $3.59 in the middle.

Burger King sides prices recorded in August 2026 ran from $1.49 to $5.99, with $3.59 in the middle of thirteen items. Fries and onion rings share four sizes, and at every matching size the recorded price is the same. Calories separate them instead: rings are lighter at the value box by 30 and heavier at the large by 80. Five of the thirteen carry no company calorie figure at all.

Burger King guides — surveys, menus and gift cards · Burger King menu prices, every section · French Fries – Value price and calories · French Fries – Small price and calories · French Fries – Medium price and calories · French Fries – Large price and calories · Onion Rings – Value price and calories · Onion Rings – Small price and calories · Onion Rings – Medium price and calories · Onion Rings – Large price and calories

What you need

7 items
Items in this section13
With a price11
Cheapest recorded$1.49
Dearest recorded$5.99
Typical across the section$3.59
Calories, lowest to highest200 – 520
Checked on2026-08-19

Burger King sides prices and calories

ItemTypical pricePrice rangeCalories
French Fries – Valuenot published230 Cal
French Fries – Small$2.79300 Cal
French Fries – Medium$3.59$3.59 – $3.89370 Cal
French Fries – Large$4.19440 Cal
Onion Rings – Valuenot published200 Cal
Onion Rings – Small$2.79280 Cal
Onion Rings – Medium$3.59$3.59 – $3.89360 Cal
Onion Rings – Large$4.19520 Cal
Cheesy Tots$1.49
Mozzarella Fries – 8 Pc.$4.98$4.98 – $5.99
Jalapeño Cheddar Bites – 4 Pc.varies$1.69 – $2.09
Have-siesvaries$3.59 – $3.89
MOTTS Applesauce$1.99
Prices recorded from published US listings on 19 August 2026; calorie figures are Burger King's own, taken from a nutrition document dated November 2022.

If something goes wrong

Why do Burger King fries and onion rings cost the same?

Cause
Nothing forces them apart. Burger King sets no national price, so each restaurant prices its own board, and both products leave the same fryer in the same four cup sizes.
Fix
Choose between them on calories or on salt, the only figures that reliably differ. At the value box the rings are 30 calories lighter; at the large they are 80 heavier.

Cheesy Tots has no calorie count on this page

Cause
It has no row in the document those counts come from. The last nutrition figures Burger King published date from 2022, and five items in this table post-date them.
Fix
Treat the blank as a blank. Any figure circulating for those five is an estimate rather than the company's own, and this table prints only what the company has stated.
Cause
It belongs to a 2023 list of the four-piece Jalapeno Cheddar Bites and sits below every listing read this year. Old figures outlive the menus they describe.
Fix
Check the date on any side price before the price itself. The same item was recorded at $1.69 and $2.09 this year.

Two rows show a range and no typical price

Cause
A typical appears only where enough separate readings support one. Jalapeno Cheddar Bites and Have-sies each produced two readings far enough apart that no middle could be defended.
Fix
Use the range on those rows instead of its midpoint. Averaging readings as far apart as $1.69 and $2.09 would invent a number nobody charges.

Two ladders, one set of prices

Thirteen items sit in this section and not one carries a price Burger King published. The company issues no US price list at all, so every figure above was recorded in August 2026 and holds only for the readings behind it. Sizes make that gap awkward. A size ladder is precisely the thing a national list would pin down, and here there is nothing to pin it to.

Read the table row by row and it looks ordinary. Read it in pairs and something surfaces. Neither value box carries a current price at all. Both smalls came in at $2.79. Both mediums came in at $3.59 typical inside a $3.59 to $3.89 band, and both larges at $4.19. Three priced rungs, two products, the same money at every rung.

Where the two ladders separate

Calories part them. Company figures give the fries 230, 300, 370 and 440, a step of exactly 70 at every size. Rings run 200, 280, 360 and 520, which is two steps of 80 followed by a jump of 160. So the rings are the lighter order by 30 calories at the value box, by 20 at the small and by 10 at the medium, and then the arithmetic turns over. Onion Rings – Large carries 80 calories more than French Fries – Large while costing exactly what the fries cost.

Salt moves the other way and never turns over. The same company panel puts a value fry at 170 milligrams of sodium against 370 for the value rings, and a large fry at 320 against 950. Hardly any chain sells both products at four matching sizes, which is the only reason the comparison can be made at all.

What the empty cells mean

Five rows have nothing in the calorie column: Cheesy Tots, Mozzarella Fries – 8 Pc., Jalapeno Cheddar Bites – 4 Pc., Have-sies and MOTTS Applesauce. Nothing is being withheld. The last nutrition figures Burger King published date from 2022, and those five have no row in that document because they reached the menu after it was written. Everything carrying a calorie number in this section is a potato or an onion. Everything without one involves cheese, fruit or a mixed box.

Prices behave similarly. A $1.09 reading for four Jalapeno Cheddar Bites comes from a 2023 list and reads as drift rather than money anyone hands over, and it sits below the current $1.69 to $2.09 band on that row. The cheapest current reading is $1.49, for Cheesy Tots. The dearest, $5.99 for eight Mozzarella Fries, was recorded this year. Between them sits a typical of $3.59, which describes the section fairly and no single order at all.

Two habits follow. Compare sizes on calories, where the company's own numbers exist and the steps are clean, and compare prices only inside one restaurant, because the recorded bands overlap so heavily that a large in one town undercuts a medium in the next. That is not a fault in the readings. It is what an unpublished price list looks like once somebody writes it down.

Sides at a glance

Items listed
13
Cheapest recorded
$1.49
Dearest recorded
$5.99
Typical
$3.59

Questions people ask

How much are Burger King fries?

It depends on the size. The value box carries no current price, a small was recorded at $2.79, a medium at $3.59 typical inside a $3.59 to $3.89 band, and a large at $4.19. None of those is a Burger King figure.

Are onion rings cheaper than fries at Burger King?

No, and they are not dearer either. Across every reading taken in August 2026 the pair came out at the same price at every matching size that carried one, from $2.79 at the small to $4.19 at the large.

Which Burger King side has the fewest calories?

Of the items with a company figure, Onion Rings – Value at 200. French Fries – Value follows at 230. Five sides carry no company figure, so the honest answer covers only the eight that do.

Why do five sides have no calorie figure?

Because the last figures Burger King published date from 2022 and those items have no row in that document. Cheesy Tots, Mozzarella Fries, Jalapeno Cheddar Bites, Have-sies and MOTTS Applesauce all arrived later.

Is this page an official Burger King price list?

No. HelpMeLogin is independent of Burger King and speaks for nobody but itself. The prices above were recorded on 19 August 2026; the calorie figures come from the company's own nutrition document.

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

No. Most US restaurants are franchised and price their own boards, which is why a medium here spans $3.59 to $3.89. Open the Burger King app, set your restaurant and read the prices there.

HelpMeLogin is independent and has no affiliation with Burger King or Restaurant Brands International. The thirteen prices in this section were recorded on 19 August 2026 and are not a quote for any address. Calorie figures shown are Burger King's own, published in 2022; empty cells mean the company has published nothing.