About the Onion Rings
The Burger King Onion Rings costs £2.79 and carries 225 kcal. Classic golden onion rings. *Product is cooked in the same oil as chicken. It sits in the sides section of the UK menu, alongside 9 other items.
A single serving carries 9.8g of fat, 2.2g of it saturated, 0.4g of salt, 7 percent of the 6g daily maximum.
At 90g the Onion Rings works out at roughly 250 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 2 of 7 on price, so it sits toward the cheaper end. Nothing costs less than Fries at £2.49, and Chicken Nuggets at £4.69 is the ceiling.
On calories it lands 109 kcal below the sides average of 334 kcal. If the count matters more than the craving, Monster Original 500Ml lands in the same place at 237 kcal.
It comes in more than one size. 6pc Onion Rings is £2.79 and 20 Onion Rings is £4.99, 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 milk, egg, soya, celery, mustard. It may also contain gluten, wheat through shared preparation, which matters more than the headline list if you are avoiding something strictly. All of that is published by Burger King UK under the fourteen allergen rules. It says nothing about how any one restaurant handles preparation, which is worth asking about directly for a serious allergy.
If you are building a full order, Fries at £2.49 and Halloumi Fries at £4.49 sit in the same section and are the obvious companions. The full menu price list shows what the whole order comes to, and the calorie calculator totals the nutrition as you add items.