$0.99 and 35 calories, the two smallest numbers in Wendy's Fries & Sides.
Ninety-nine cents, and nothing else in the section goes lower. The Wendy's Apple Bites price is $0.99 on the company's own ordering site, which puts the bag at 35 calories. Recorded across published US price lists the figures ran $0.99 to $1.49, with $1.21 in the middle. Every other row in Fries & Sides is potato or chili, so this is the only fruit on the list. Checked 19 August 2026.
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What you need
5 itemsApple Bites price and calories
| Item | Typical price | Price range | Calories |
|---|---|---|---|
| Apple Bites | $0.99 official | $0.99 – $1.49 | 35 Cal |
If something goes wrong
$1.49 for a bag of apple looks like a mistake
- Cause
- It is what one restaurant charged. Against a $0.99 listing that is half as much again, and on an item this cheap a 50-cent rise is a steeper proportional jump than most rows in the section see.
- Fix
- Check the Wendy's app before adding it to an order. Where the bag is over a dollar, the case for it thins out quickly.
35 calories seems too low for a side
- Cause
- That is the count Wendy's prints beside the price, and it describes the bag a restaurant hands over. Nothing else in this section comes within 200 calories of it.
- Fix
- Quote it the way the company does, per bag. The next lightest row is a Plain Baked Potato at 270.
There is no sugar, fibre or allergen information
- Cause
- Wendy's renders that panel with a script that runs after the page has loaded, and every read of it returned a placeholder. Calories are the only figure the site gave up.
- Fix
- Open the item on the Wendy's ordering site and let the panel fill in. Nothing above has been substituted from another source.
The only row here that is not a potato
Everything else in this section is potato or chili. Apple Bites is the exception on both counts, and it is also the cheapest and the lightest thing on the list by a distance. $0.99 buys 35 calories. The next lowest count in the table is 270, for a Plain Baked Potato costing two and a half times as much.
What's in it
Sliced apple in a bag, which Wendy's puts at 35 calories. The figure attaches to the packet rather than to a piece of fruit, and that qualifier is worth keeping in the sentence whenever the number is set against anything else. What sits beneath the calorie line could not be read: the panel carrying sugars, fibre and the rest is drawn in by a script once the page has arrived, and every read of it returned a placeholder. The allergen list behaves identically.
Is it worth it
As calories per dollar this is the worst row in the section, and it is not close. 35 calories for 99 cents works out near 35 per dollar, against roughly 157 for Cheese Fries and 176 at the cheap end of French Fries. Anyone buying food by the dollar should be reading a different line of the table entirely.
As the thing it is actually for, nothing here competes, because nothing else in Fries & Sides is under 200 calories. A Plain Baked Potato is the closest at 270, and that is a different order of purchase. Where a side has to be small and light, this is the only entry that qualifies, and it is the only one a parent can add to a tray without adding a meal's worth of anything.
Price is the part that misbehaves. Four readings across published US price lists in August 2026 returned three different figures, $0.99 and $1.21 and $1.49, so the same bag cost half as much again in one place as in another. Franchisees run most Wendy's restaurants and price their own boards, and the smaller the base figure the larger a 50-cent gap looks. At $0.99 the bag is a sensible addition to an order. At $1.49 it costs more than a carton of fries.
One structural note is worth adding. The 35 belongs to Wendy's and was printed beside the price on the company's own ordering site, which is not something every chain of this size does, and the $0.99 came from the same listing. Everything past those two numbers came from checking, and the checking found a bag of apple selling anywhere between 99 cents and a dollar and a half.
Apple Bites at a glance
- Wendy's price
- $0.99
- Calories
- 35, from Wendy's
- Typical price
- $1.21
Questions people ask
How much are Apple Bites at Wendy's?
$0.99 on Wendy's own listing. Across published US price lists in August 2026 the same bag was recorded between $0.99 and $1.49, with $1.21 in the middle.
How many calories are in Wendy's Apple Bites?
35 for the bag, printed by the company beside the price. That is the lowest count in Fries & Sides by more than 200 calories.
Is anything in Wendy's Fries & Sides cheaper than Apple Bites?
Nothing is. $0.99 is the only sub-dollar listing in the section, with French Fries starting at $1.19 and Seasoned Potatoes at $1.59.
Is this page an official Wendy's price list?
No. HelpMeLogin has no connection to Wendy's. The $0.99 and the 35 calories were read from Wendy's own ordering site on 19 August 2026, and the range beside them comes from published US prices.
Can this site tell me the price at my local Wendy's?
No. Franchisees run most Wendy's restaurants and price their own boards, which is why one bag was found at $0.99 and another at $1.49. The Wendy's app answers for a single address once a restaurant is set.