KFC wings wedges box price: the only row you can cost yourself

$2.79 a wing and $3.89 for wedges: the parts are priced even though the box is not.

No publisher recorded a KFC wings wedges box price, and yet this is the one row in its section that can be costed from the menu around it. A single wing was recorded at $2.79 on the a la carte counter and Side Wedges at $3.89, which puts an absolute floor of $6.68 under a box containing one of each. A real box holds several wings, so the true figure sits well above that.

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What you need

4 items
KFC published priceNone published
Calories, company figureCould not be read
Menu sectionFamily & Kids Meals
Checked on2026-08-19

Wings Wedges Box price and calories

ItemTypical pricePrice rangeCalories
Wings Wedges Boxnot published
Published US price listings checked in August 2026 on 19 August 2026 carried no figure for the box; prices vary by restaurant.

If something goes wrong

How much is the KFC Wings Wedges Box?

Cause
Nothing was recorded for the box itself. Its two named components were priced separately, at $2.79 for a wing and $3.89 for a portion of Side Wedges.
Fix
Build a floor from the parts and expect the box to sit above it, then confirm on the ordering app.

How much is one KFC wing?

Cause
$2.79 on the a la carte counter, which is the only place wings are priced anywhere on this menu. Wings appear in just two rows across the whole brand.
Fix
Use the a la carte figure to sanity-check any box price, since a box of four wings should cost more than four times $2.79 would suggest at bulk rates.

Why is the box not priced when the parts are?

Cause
Single items get checked because people search for them. Bundles rotate their contents and get skipped, which left all six rows in this section blank.
Fix
Price the parts and treat their total as a ceiling for a well-made bundle rather than as the box price.

A blank row with priced components

What's in it

Wings and wedges, which is unusually specific for this section. Four of the six rows here name their contents and this is the only one whose named contents both appear elsewhere on the menu with prices attached.

Neither the count nor the portion size is published. The company's page returns a title tag alone, so how many wings and how much wedge is not something the record establishes.

Is it worth it

This is the only row in the section where the question can be attacked with arithmetic, so it is worth doing properly.

A La Carte Wing was recorded at $2.79. Side Wedges were recorded at $3.89. One of each therefore costs $6.68 bought separately, and that is the hard floor: a box cannot sensibly be sold for less than a single wing and a portion of wedges, because those are its minimum contents.

Boxes hold more than one wing. Four wings and one wedge portion bring the parts to $15.05, and six wings take it to $20.63. Bundles are normally discounted against their parts, so the honest conclusion is a range rather than a figure: somewhere between about ten and eighteen dollars depending on the wing count, with the count being the variable nobody publishes.

Two cautions belong with that. The wing figure is a single reading from the fried chicken section rather than a checked price for this box, and bundle discounts in this brand have run in both directions, including one combo recorded below the price of the item inside it. Arithmetic on neighbouring rows is a guide and not a quote.

Why wings are hard to price here

Wings appear twice across the entire menu: once on the a la carte counter and once in this box. No wing bucket, no wing combo, no wing count above one. That makes wings the least represented protein format in the brand, and it explains why a single $2.79 reading is carrying the whole analysis.

Wedges are better documented and stranger. At $3.89 they are the only hot side priced away from the flat $3.79 that six other sides share, and the company's newsroom carries both a wedges comeback release and a market test. So one half of this box is a returning item and the other half barely exists on the menu, which is a plausible reason no publisher has bothered to price the combination.

No calorie figure could be read for the box or for either component, because company nutrition pages return nothing countable to anything outside a browser.

Prices vary by restaurant and the company shows none of its own until a location has been chosen.

Wings Wedges Box at a glance

KFC price
not published

Questions people ask

How much is a Wings Wedges Box at KFC?

No figure was recorded. Its components price at $2.79 for a wing and $3.89 for wedges, giving a floor of $6.68 for one of each.

How many wings come in the box?

Nothing published says. Four wings would total $15.05 in parts and six would total $20.63, so the count matters more than any other variable.

Are KFC wings sold anywhere else?

Only on the a la carte counter, at $2.79 each. Wings appear in exactly two rows across the whole menu.

Why are the wedges more expensive than other sides?

At $3.89 they are the only hot side priced above the $3.79 that six others share. Nothing published explains the ten cents.

Is this page an official KFC price list?

No. The box comes from KFC's own published sitemap, and the component prices come from independent published US listings recorded in August 2026.

Can this site tell me the price at my local KFC?

No. The component arithmetic here is a sanity check rather than a quote, and only the ordering app with a restaurant selected gives a real figure.

helpmelogin.net is not affiliated with KFC or Yum! Brands. Component prices are compiled from published US price listings and shown for comparison; KFC sets its own prices, which vary by restaurant and change without notice.