Burger King
2 for $6 Mix & Match
As of October 1, 2026, this example Burger King file lists 2 for $6 Mix & Match at $6. It is not a live coupon, and the terms below are placeholders.
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Burger King menu prices
Burger King is the flame-grilled burger chain that opened its first restaurant in Miami in 1954. This page holds a price table, deal files, and the Hello Kitty King Jr. Meal. Core dollar figures are placeholders. The Hello Kitty prices are the ones Burger King gave USA Today.
Example data. Prices, calories, grams, dates, and markets on this page are placeholders so the template can be reviewed. They are not verified against the chain's menu.
Prices checked October 2026, Example only — not a store visit. This check is an example label. It is not a store visit.
Prices by category
Grams and dollars below are examples. A dash means that gram is not in the file.
Burgers
| Item | Size | Example price | Cal | Protein | Carbs | Fat |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
 Whopper Sandwich | Sandwich | $6.49 | 670 | 28 | 49 | 40 |
Whopper Jr. Sandwich | Sandwich | $4.29 | 310 | 13 | 31 | 16 |
Bacon King Sandwich | Sandwich | $7.99 | 1150 | 57 | 49 | 78 |
Cheapest example burgers row: Whopper Jr. at $4.29 (Sandwich). Best value on example protein per dollar: Bacon King at 7.1 g per dollar (57 g protein, $7.99). That ratio is an example, not a health claim.
Burger King's identity is still the flame-grilled burger. The Whopper is the sandwich people name. The Jr. is the smaller build. The Bacon King is the heavy one. On this Burger King example table, Burgers includes Whopper at $6.49 for a Sandwich, 670 example calories; Whopper Jr. at $4.29 for a Sandwich, 310 example calories; Bacon King at $7.99 for a Sandwich, 1150 example calories. The cheapest example row in Burgers is Whopper Jr. at $4.29. The highest example row is Bacon King at $7.99. The example spread inside Burgers is $3.70. Read that gap as a size or a build change. It is not proof that one city charges more than another. Example calories in Burgers run from 310 on Whopper Jr. to 1150 on Bacon King. Those calories are placeholders. They are not a Burger King nutrition panel, and they are not medical advice. Use the Burgers table when you are choosing inside that part of the Burger King menu. Then open the chain's app or a menu board before you spend. A delivery app, a late-night board, and an airport menu are different prices from a suburban counter.
Chicken
| Item | Size | Example price | Cal | Protein | Carbs | Fat |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Original Chicken Sandwich Sandwich | Sandwich | $5.99 | 680 | 28 | 52 | 38 |
Chicken Fries 9 pc | 9 pc | $4.49 | 280 | 16 | 20 | 16 |
Cheapest example chicken row: Chicken Fries at $4.49 (9 pc). Best value on example protein per dollar: Original Chicken Sandwich at 4.7 g per dollar (28 g protein, $5.99). That ratio is an example, not a health claim.
Chicken at Burger King is a separate decision from the Whopper. One row is a sandwich. One row is the fry-shaped chicken. On this Burger King example table, Chicken includes Original Chicken Sandwich at $5.99 for a Sandwich, 680 example calories; Chicken Fries at $4.49 for a 9 pc, 280 example calories. The cheapest example row in Chicken is Chicken Fries at $4.49. The highest example row is Original Chicken Sandwich at $5.99. The example spread inside Chicken is $1.50. Read that gap as a size or a build change. It is not proof that one city charges more than another. Example calories in Chicken run from 280 on Chicken Fries to 680 on Original Chicken Sandwich. Those calories are placeholders. They are not a Burger King nutrition panel, and they are not medical advice. Use the Chicken table when you are choosing inside that part of the Burger King menu. Then open the chain's app or a menu board before you spend. A delivery app, a late-night board, and an airport menu are different prices from a suburban counter.
Breakfast
| Item | Size | Example price | Cal | Protein | Carbs | Fat |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Croissan'wich Sandwich | Sandwich | $4.79 | 360 | 15 | 26 | 22 |
Cheapest example breakfast row: Croissan'wich at $4.79 (Sandwich). Best value on example protein per dollar: Croissan'wich at 3.1 g per dollar (15 g protein, $4.79). That ratio is an example, not a health claim.
Breakfast is a different daypart. A croissant sandwich is not a lunch combo, and the board often changes after the morning. On this Burger King example table, Breakfast includes Croissan'wich at $4.79 for a Sandwich, 360 example calories. The cheapest example row in Breakfast is Croissan'wich at $4.79. The highest example row is Croissan'wich at $4.79. Example calories in Breakfast run from 360 on Croissan'wich to 360 on Croissan'wich. Those calories are placeholders. They are not a Burger King nutrition panel, and they are not medical advice. Use the Breakfast table when you are choosing inside that part of the Burger King menu. Then open the chain's app or a menu board before you spend. A delivery app, a late-night board, and an airport menu are different prices from a suburban counter.
Sides
| Item | Size | Example price | Cal | Protein | Carbs | Fat |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
French Fries Medium | Medium | $2.99 | 370 | 5 | 47 | 17 |
Cheapest example sides row: French Fries at $2.99 (Medium). Best value on example protein per dollar: French Fries at 1.7 g per dollar (5 g protein, $2.99). That ratio is an example, not a health claim.
A side is the add-on that moves a sandwich price into meal territory. Keep it in its own category so it is not ranked against a burger. On this Burger King example table, Sides includes French Fries at $2.99 for a Medium, 370 example calories. The cheapest example row in Sides is French Fries at $2.99. The highest example row is French Fries at $2.99. Example calories in Sides run from 370 on French Fries to 370 on French Fries. Those calories are placeholders. They are not a Burger King nutrition panel, and they are not medical advice. Use the Sides table when you are choosing inside that part of the Burger King menu. Then open the chain's app or a menu board before you spend. A delivery app, a late-night board, and an airport menu are different prices from a suburban counter.
Limited-time
| Item | Size | Price | Cal | Protein | Carbs | Fat |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
 | Hamburger | $4.53 | — | — | — | — |
Cheapest limited-time row: Hello Kitty King Jr. Meal at $4.53 (Hamburger). That figure is verified on the item page. Best value matches that row until protein grams are on the file.
Limited-time is where a collab sits. The Hello Kitty King Jr. Meal can leave the board while the Whopper stays. On this Burger King page, the Limited-time row is the hamburger King Jr. Meal at $4.53, the low end of the prices Burger King gave USA Today on October 20, 2026. The item page lists $5.05 for a cheeseburger or 4-piece nuggets and $6.03 for 6-piece nuggets. Nutrition and allergens for that meal are not published yet, so this row has no calorie count. The rest of this Burger King table is still example data. Use the Limited-time link when you want the toy meal. Then open the Burger King app, because franchise prices differ. A delivery app, a late-night board, and an airport menu are different prices from a suburban counter.
What this Burger King page is
Burger King is the US flame-grilled burger chain. The first restaurant opened in Miami in 1954. People still search the Whopper first, then chicken, breakfast, and whatever limited-time box is in the ads. This page is that menu as a set of example rows. The dollars, calories, and grams are placeholders so the table has a shape. They are not a national advertised price. A Whopper at a suburban counter is a weak guide to an airport, a delivery app, or a franchise board that sets its own number. Use the categories to see what kind of item you are pricing. Use the item page when a row has a link. Confirm the live number before you order.
The menu is built so a core burger, a chicken item, a morning sandwich, a side, and a collab can sit on one page without pretending they are the same purchase. The Whopper is the reference sandwich. The Whopper Jr. is the smaller grilled burger. The Bacon King is the heavy bacon build. Chicken Fries are a snack shape, not a sandwich. The Croissan'wich belongs to breakfast. The Hello Kitty King Jr. Meal is the limited-time kids meal. Its prices are the ones Burger King gave USA Today. The other rows on this page stay examples. It can leave the board while the Whopper stays. Burger King also rotates deals such as mix-and-match pairs. Those live in deal files, not as a silent discount inside the burger price. The legal name on the file is Burger King Corporation. MenuLeak is not affiliated with it.
Official site: www.bk.com/. How a number gets onto MenuLeak is on the methodology page.
How a Burger King order is priced
A Burger King sandwich price and a meal price are different lines. On the Whopper item page the example file separates the sandwich, a medium meal, and a large meal. The brand table uses one row per item, usually the sandwich or the package named in the size column. If you add a drink and fries at the counter, you are no longer on the sandwich row. App coupons and paper coupons can change the out-the-door total without changing the menu board. Delivery stacks a service fee on top. When you file a new number, say which channel you opened. This example pass did not open a channel. The prices-checked line says so.
Why the board changes by city
Burger King prices move by city because franchises and landlords do. A downtown lunch board and a highway board do not have to match. The example rows on this page are one set of placeholders, not a US average and not a city index. If you check Dallas, write Dallas. If you check the app with a Dallas store selected, write that. Do not write national. The October 2026 label on this file is the edit date of the example, not a visit. When a collab is only in a few cities, put those cities on the item page and leave this table's market claim alone.
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Burger King menu questions
What is the cheapest example item on the Burger King page?
The cheapest example row is French Fries at $2.99 in Sides. That is a placeholder from this file, not a verified special. Check the Burger King app or the menu board in your city before you treat it as the price you will pay. A deal file, if one exists, can undercut the menu row and should say so in its first sentence.
Are Burger King prices the same in every US city?
No. Burger King boards move by city, by franchise, and by channel. The rows on this page are one example set. They are not a national average and not a city index. Delivery, airports, and late-night menus can differ from a suburban counter. The prices-checked line should name the place you actually opened. Until it does, the example label stays.
Which Burger King row has the most example calories?
The highest example calorie row on this Burger King file is Bacon King at 1150 calories. That number is a placeholder, not a lab result. A different size or a combo will not match it. Confirm calories in the chain's nutrition tool if you are using them for anything beyond comparing rows on this page.
How often is the Burger King page updated?
Core Burger King rows are meant to be reviewed on a weekly pass. A new, limited-time, or test item should get a file within 24 hours of a sourced sighting. This October 2026 pass is still an example, so the badge does not name a restaurant. Refresh the date only when you actually look. A new date on old placeholders is a worse page.
Is MenuLeak affiliated with Burger King?
No. MenuLeak is an independent notebook. Using the Burger King name so people can find a price page is not a sponsorship. The art is an illustration, not an official logo or a product photo. The chain's own site is linked on the page. Prices you spend are the chain's prices, not ours.
Where do Burger King deals live?
Deals live in deal files and under the deals heading on this Burger King page. A deal is not written into the sandwich row. The deal's first sentence should carry the example price and the date. If there is no deal file, this page says so instead of inventing a coupon. App-only offers need the word app in the source line.
How should I read protein, carbs, and fat here?
The grams on the Burger King table are examples so the nutrition columns have a shape. A dash means the gram was not filed. They are not a medical recommendation and they are not a Burger King lab panel. The best-value line is example protein per dollar inside one category. Use it to compare rows on this page. Then confirm the current item before you change what you eat.
What is the most expensive example row at Burger King?
The highest example price on this file is Bacon King at $7.99 in Burgers. A bucket, a footlong, a loaded pizza, or a multi-patty burger will win that test for boring reasons. It is not a quality ranking. It is the top of the placeholder list. Your store can sit above or below it.