$5.00 exactly, twice: the KFC mac and cheese bowl price is the only figure here with no spread.
Separate publishers put the KFC mac and cheese bowl price at exactly $5.00, and neither wavered by a cent. Every other multi-reading row in this section disagrees with itself by somewhere between 21 and 63 per cent, so the flat agreement here is unusual. A third listing declined to price it at all, marking the bowl as a limited-time item, which is a warning worth carrying into any order.
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What you need
5 itemsMac and Cheese Bowl price and calories
| Item | Typical price | Price range | Calories |
|---|---|---|---|
| Mac and Cheese Bowl | $5.00 | — | — |
If something goes wrong
Is the KFC mac and cheese bowl a limited time item?
- Cause
- One published listing flags it that way and gives no figure, while two others price it normally at $5.00. The company itself publishes no availability note that could be read.
- Fix
- Check the ordering app before travelling. Limited items drop off menus without appearing in any price list first.
How much is the mac and cheese bowl?
- Cause
- Both listings that carried a number said $5.00. That makes it the cheapest typical price in this section, below the $6.49 or $6.59 recorded for the bowl beside it.
- Fix
- Expect $5.00 as a national benchmark and allow for local variation either side of it.
Is this the same as the Mac & Cheese side?
- Cause
- Different item. The side was recorded at $3.79 with a large portion at $5.49, so the bowl sits between them on price and carries chicken as well as pasta.
- Fix
- Order by the word bowl rather than by mac and cheese alone, since the menu carries both.
A flat five dollars, agreed twice over
What's in it
Macaroni cheese in a bowl format, presented alongside the other bowls in this part of the menu. Beyond that the record is thin. The company's page for it returns a title tag and no contents, and the display name used here is derived from KFC's own URL slug rather than from a printed menu name.
That last point carries more weight in this section than elsewhere. The bowl next to this one has a slug reading famous-bowl and a printed title reading Mashed Potato Bowl, which is proof that a slug on this menu can disagree with the name on the screen. So treat the wording of this row as a working label, not as the company's marketing name.
Is it worth it
Two publishers, one figure, no disagreement. Both landed on $5.00.
Set that beside the rest of the section and it stands out. Readings for the Famous Bowl spread 63 per cent from floor to ceiling, the pot pie 40 per cent, the Famous Bowl Combo 29 and the Pot Pie Combo 21. Every row here that attracted more than one reading contradicts itself except this one. Exact agreement between two independent publishers usually means a price that has been stable long enough for both to have copied it correctly, which is the most reassuring thing that can be said about any figure in this brand.
A caveat runs the other way. A third listing carried the bowl with a limited-time marker and no price, and a limited item is precisely the kind that a stable-looking figure fails to describe once a promotion ends. So the $5.00 is well corroborated and possibly temporary at the same time.
On value, $5.00 is the lowest typical price in the section. The bowl beside it costs $6.49 or $6.59 and the pot pie $6.69, so the mac bowl undercuts both by well over a dollar. The comparison worth making is with the mac and cheese sold as a side, recorded at $3.79 for the standard portion and $5.49 for a large. Bowl at $5.00 sits between them, which suggests the bowl is roughly a large side with chicken added, priced closer to the side than to the other bowls.
Its own combo is the loose end. Nothing at all was recorded for the Mac and Cheese Bowl Combo, which makes this the only pairing in the section where the item carries a figure and its combo carries none.
No calorie count could be read for the bowl. Company nutrition pages return no numbers to anything outside a browser, so none is published here.
Prices vary by restaurant and the company shows none of its own until a location has been selected.
Mac and Cheese Bowl at a glance
- KFC price
- not published
- Typical price
- $5.00
Questions people ask
How much is a KFC mac and cheese bowl?
Exactly $5.00, and both publishers that priced it agreed to the cent. No other row in this section produced identical readings from separate sources.
Is the mac and cheese bowl the cheapest bowl at KFC?
By typical price, yes. $5.00 against $6.49 or $6.59 for the Famous Bowl and $6.69 for the Chicken Pot Pie makes it the least expensive row in the section.
Is it a limited time offer?
One listing marks it as one and gives no price. The other two treat it as a standard row. Nothing readable on the company's own site settles the question.
How is it different from the mac and cheese side?
On price, the side was recorded at $3.79 standard and $5.49 large, so the bowl at $5.00 sits between them. Portion weights are not published for either.
Is this page an official KFC price list?
No. The row exists in KFC's own published sitemap and the section name comes from there, but the $5.00 figure comes from independent published US listings recorded in August 2026.
Can this site tell me the price at my local KFC?
No. Restaurants price for themselves and the company shows nothing until one is chosen. A row this consistent nationally can still be a dollar out locally.