About the Halloumi Fries
The Burger King Halloumi Fries costs £4.49 and carries 240 kcal. 100% authentic Cypriot Halloumi, golden and cheesy fries. It sits in the vegan and vegetarian section of the UK menu, alongside 2 other items.
Measured out, one portion holds 16g of protein, which is 32 percent of a day's reference intake, 19g of fat, 11.7g of it saturated, 1.8g of salt, 30 percent of the 6g daily maximum.
Weight and calories together put it at about 369 kcal per 100g across a 65g serving. That makes it a dense item, so it satisfies on a smaller portion than the weight suggests.
Against the rest of the vegan and vegetarian range it ranks as the cheapest thing in the section. The section runs from this one up to Plant-based WHOPPER at £6.19, so the gap between the entry point and the top is worth knowing before you order.
On calories it lands 202 kcal below the vegan and vegetarian average of 442 kcal. If the count matters more than the craving, Pringles Sour Cream & Onion Chicken Fries lands in the same place at 241 kcal.
It comes in more than one size. 5pc Halloumi Fries is £4.49 and 8pc Halloumi Fries is £5.69, 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, egg, soya, celery, mustard. It may also contain milk 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.
To round the order out, Vegan Royale at £6.19 and Plant-based WHOPPER at £6.19 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.