About the Fries
The Burger King Fries costs £2.49 and carries 275 kcal. Our signature thick cut salted French Fries. It sits in the sides section of the UK menu, alongside 9 other items.
The breakdown reads 12g of fat, 4g of it saturated, 0.52g of salt, 9 percent of the 6g daily maximum.
At 116g the Fries works out at roughly 237 kcal per 100g. That makes it squarely mid range for this kind of food, meaning what you see is roughly what you get.
Against the rest of the sides range it ranks as the cheapest thing in the section. Nothing in the section costs less, and Chicken Nuggets at £4.69 is the ceiling.
On calories it lands 59 kcal below the sides average of 334 kcal. If the count matters more than the craving, Strawberry Milkshake Cheesecake Bar lands in the same place at 284 kcal.
It comes in more than one size. Regular Fries is £2.49 and Large Fries is £2.89, and the step up rarely scales evenly, so the larger portion usually costs less per gram. The full size table sits above.
The declared allergens are gluten, wheat, milk, soya, sesame, celery, mustard. 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.
Put beside the rest of an order, Onion Rings at £2.79 and Loaded King Fries at £3.69 sit in the same section and are the obvious companions. The calculator adds the calories as you build the order, and the price list covers everything not named here.