About the Cheeseburger
The Burger King Cheeseburger costs £1.79 and carries 285 kcal. 100% beef topped with a slice of melted cheese, pickles, ketchup and mustard all wrapped up in a toasted bun. It sits in the flame grilled burgers section of the UK menu, alongside 14 other items.
A single serving carries 16g of protein, which is 32 percent of a day's reference intake, 12g of fat, 5.6g of it saturated, 1.6g of salt, 27 percent of the 6g daily maximum, 5.8g of sugar.
At 115g the Cheeseburger works out at roughly 248 kcal per 100g. That makes it about average for hot fast food, so the portion size is a fair guide to how filling it is.
Against the rest of the flame grilled burgers range it ranks 2 of 13 on price, so it sits toward the cheaper end. The section runs from Hamburger at £1.49 up to Double WHOPPER with Bacon and Cheese at £8.79, so the gap between the entry point and the top is worth knowing before you order.
On calories it lands 363 kcal below the flame grilled burgers average of 648 kcal. Gooey Salted Caramel Cheesecake Bar sits at 285 kcal, near enough identical, so the two are interchangeable on the numbers even though they are nothing alike to eat.
The declared allergens are soya. It may also contain gluten, wheat, milk, egg, sesame, celery, mustard through shared preparation, which matters more than the headline list if you are avoiding something strictly. That comes from Burger King UK published data covering the fourteen allergens UK law requires restaurants to declare. Kitchen practice varies between branches, so confirm at the counter for anything serious.
Put beside the rest of an order, Bacon Double Cheeseburger at £5.19 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.