About the Bacon Double Cheeseburger
The Burger King Bacon Double Cheeseburger costs £5.19 and carries 440 kcal. Two signature flame-grilled beef patties topped with smoked bacon and two layers of melted American cheese on a toasted sesame seed bun. It sits in the flame grilled burgers section of the UK menu, alongside 14 other items.
Measured out, one portion holds 30g of protein, which is 60 percent of a day's reference intake, 24g of fat, 11g of it saturated, 2.1g of salt, 35 percent of the 6g daily maximum. Of everything declared, salt is the number that constrains the rest of the day rather than the calorie count.
Weight and calories together put it at about 295 kcal per 100g across a 149g serving. That makes it typical of the menu around it, so weight and satisfaction track each other here.
Against the rest of the flame grilled burgers range it ranks 6 of 13 on price, so it sits toward the cheaper end. Across the 13 priced items here the spread is £1.49 to £8.79, which is a wider range than the section looks at a glance.
On calories it lands 208 kcal below the flame grilled burgers average of 648 kcal. For comparison, Loaded King Fries with Bacon comes to 454 kcal, which is the nearest match anywhere on the menu.
The declared allergens are soya. It may also contain gluten, wheat, milk, egg, sesame through shared preparation, which matters more than the headline list if you are avoiding something strictly. Burger King publishes this against the fourteen allergens UK law names. Treat it as the recipe rather than the guarantee, because shared equipment is a branch by branch matter.
Ordered as part of a meal, Double Cheeseburger at £2.79 and Classic Double Beef Melt at £2.99 sit in the same section and are the obvious companions. What that combination costs and totals is worked out on the nutrition calculator, and every other price sits on the main menu page.