Burger King Lunch Menu: Prices & Options

Burger King’s lunch menu features flame-grilled burgers like the Whopper family. It also has chicken sandwiches, Chicken Fries, and nuggets. You can find fish sandwiches, sides, shakes, desserts, and soft drinks too. Many places offer special deals and promotions.

Sandwiches have base prices. Combos add a side and a drink, increasing price and calories. For example, a Whopper costs CAN$7.99, with a Medium Combo at CAN$13.19 and a Large Combo at CAN$14.19. Premium burgers and combos are pricier.

Yes, prices vary between the U.S. and Canada. Canadian menus include items like poutine, reflecting local tastes. U.S. menus use USD and prices can differ due to taxes and franchise pricing.

In Canada, a Whopper costs CAN$7.99 (660 Cal). The Whopper Medium Combo is CAN$13.19 (1,279 Cal), and the Large Combo is CAN$14.19 (1,490 Cal). A Whopper with Bacon and Cheese costs CAN$10.39 (830 Cal). U.S. prices are similar, with a Whopper with Bacon and Cheese Meal at $14.19 (1,450 Cal).

The Bacon King and larger Whoppers are for those with big appetites. They offer more protein and calories. Customizing these burgers with extra items increases their size and price.

Adding items like bacon or cheese increases the price. Some menus list variations separately. Upgrading patties also raises the cost.

In Canada, a Crispy Chicken Sandwich costs CAN$7.19 (668 Cal). The Medium Combo is around CAN$11.79 (1,288 Cal). The Roadhouse Crispy Chicken costs CAN$9.59 (943 Cal) with a Medium Combo at CAN$14.19 (1,563 Cal). The Original Chicken is cheaper, with lower combo prices.

Chicken Fries in Canada are 5-piece for CAN$3.19 (220 Cal) and 9-piece for CAN$5.49 (390 Cal). Nuggets are priced the same. Medium and large combos include fries and a drink, increasing calories.

The Big Fish costs CAN$5.99 (512 Cal) in Canada. The Medium Combo is CAN$10.99 (1,132 Cal). Fish sandwiches are a lower-calorie option, depending on sides and drinks.

Value items include the Cheeseburger (CAN$2.99) and Hamburger (CAN$2.49). Small combos and 2-for deals are also affordable. Snack boxes and small-side deals can make for a cheap lunch.

Mix-and-match promotions let you choose two items for a set price. This can save money and offer variety.

Snack-box deals include Garlic Parmesan Chicken Fries Snack Box for CAN$5.00 (530 Cal). Pairing a snack box with a small drink makes for an affordable lunch.

Medium combos include the sandwich, medium fries, and a medium drink. Large combos upgrade the side and drink, increasing price and calories. Premium sides or shakes raise the combo cost further.

In Canada, a Whopper Medium Combo is CAN$13.19 (1,279 Cal), and a Large Combo is CAN$14.19 (1,490 Cal). The Whopper with Bacon and Cheese Meal is $14.19 (1,450 Cal) in the U.S., showing regional price differences.

Upgrading fries to onion rings or adding poutine increases the combo price. Choosing a shake instead of a soda also adds to the cost. Exact amounts vary by market and location.

Burger King offers seasonal and market-specific items. Examples include the Garlic Parmesan Whopper and Garlic Parmesan Chicken Fries. These are available as standalone sandwiches and combos.

Watch Burger King’s website, the Burger King app, in-restaurant signage, and local promotions. Limited launches and weekday lunch promotions often have discounts and offers.

Yes. The Burger King app offers exclusive coupons and deals. Combining app offers with value menu items or mix-and-match promotions can save money.

In Canada, a Small Coca-Cola is CAN$1.99, and a Large is CAN$3.09. Coffee is around CAN$1.69 to CAN$1.99. Specialty drinks like Blood Orange Lemonade are about CAN$2.59. U.S. prices are similar but in USD and vary by market.

Shakes cost around CAN$4.29 to CAN$4.89, depending on flavor. Desserts like sundaes and soft serve are about CAN$1.79 to CAN$2.99.

Fries cost roughly CAN$2.49 (Small) to CAN$3.99 (Large). Onion Rings are priced the same. Poutine is around CAN$5.79. Mozzarella Fries and other snack sides are CAN$3.19–5.00.

King Jr. Meals include Cheeseburger, Hamburger, and 3/4/6pc Nuggets or French Toast Sticks. Prices are around CAN$4.39–6.49. Meals include a kid’s side and drink, with calorie counts depending on choices.

King Jr. Meals are for smaller portions and kid-friendly sides and drinks. Adult value items like small cheeseburgers or combos sometimes have similar prices but offer larger portions.

Yes. The Impossible™ Whopper is a plant-based option (example Canadian price CAN$8.49, 688 Cal). Medium and Large combo prices mirror the beef Whopper tiers. Availability varies by market.

Lighter choices include smaller sandwiches like the Whopper Jr. (CAN$4.69, 323 Cal). Wraps and fish sandwiches like the Spicy Big Fish (CAN$5.99, ~429 Cal) are also options. Choosing smaller sides or apple slices and water or milk keeps calories lower.

Burger King provides nutrition and allergen information online and in restaurants. The “Have It Your Way” policy lets customers remove or add ingredients. Customizations may change price and calorie counts.

Use the Burger King app for exclusive coupons, time visits around promotions, mix value menu items with snack boxes, and take advantage of 2-for or mix-and-match deals. Small side and drink choices reduce cost and calories. Local franchises and regional promotions can also offer extra savings.

Burger King’s lunch menu features flame-grilled burgers like the Whopper family. It also has chicken sandwiches, Chicken Fries, and nuggets. You can find fish sandwiches, sides, shakes, desserts, and soft drinks too. Many places offer special deals and promotions.

Sandwiches have base prices. Combos add a side and a drink, increasing price and calories. For example, a Whopper costs CAN$7.99, with a Medium Combo at CAN$13.19 and a Large Combo at CAN$14.19. Premium burgers and combos are pricier.

Yes, prices vary between the U.S. and Canada. Canadian menus include items like poutine, reflecting local tastes. U.S. menus use USD and prices can differ due to taxes and franchise pricing.

In Canada, a Whopper costs CAN$7.99 (660 Cal). The Whopper Medium Combo is CAN$13.19 (1,279 Cal), and the Large Combo is CAN$14.19 (1,490 Cal). A Whopper with Bacon and Cheese costs CAN$10.39 (830 Cal). U.S. prices are similar, with a Whopper with Bacon and Cheese Meal at $14.19 (1,450 Cal).

The Bacon King and larger Whoppers are for those with big appetites. They offer more protein and calories. Customizing these burgers with extra items increases their size and price.

Adding items like bacon or cheese increases the price. Some menus list variations separately. Upgrading patties also raises the cost.

In Canada, a Crispy Chicken Sandwich costs CAN$7.19 (668 Cal). The Medium Combo is around CAN$11.79 (1,288 Cal). The Roadhouse Crispy Chicken costs CAN$9.59 (943 Cal) with a Medium Combo at CAN$14.19 (1,563 Cal). The Original Chicken is cheaper, with lower combo prices.

Chicken Fries in Canada are 5-piece for CAN$3.19 (220 Cal) and 9-piece for CAN$5.49 (390 Cal). Nuggets are priced the same. Medium and large combos include fries and a drink, increasing calories.

The Big Fish costs CAN$5.99 (512 Cal) in Canada. The Medium Combo is CAN$10.99 (1,132 Cal). Fish sandwiches are a lower-calorie option, depending on sides and drinks.

Value items include the Cheeseburger (CAN$2.99) and Hamburger (CAN$2.49). Small combos and 2-for deals are also affordable. Snack boxes and small-side deals can make for a cheap lunch.

Mix-and-match promotions let you choose two items for a set price. This can save money and offer variety.

Snack-box deals include Garlic Parmesan Chicken Fries Snack Box for CAN$5.00 (530 Cal). Pairing a snack box with a small drink makes for an affordable lunch.

Medium combos include the sandwich, medium fries, and a medium drink. Large combos upgrade the side and drink, increasing price and calories. Premium sides or shakes raise the combo cost further.

In Canada, a Whopper Medium Combo is CAN$13.19 (1,279 Cal), and a Large Combo is CAN$14.19 (1,490 Cal). The Whopper with Bacon and Cheese Meal is $14.19 (1,450 Cal) in the U.S., showing regional price differences.

Upgrading fries to onion rings or adding poutine increases the combo price. Choosing a shake instead of a soda also adds to the cost. Exact amounts vary by market and location.

Burger King offers seasonal and market-specific items. Examples include the Garlic Parmesan Whopper and Garlic Parmesan Chicken Fries. These are available as standalone sandwiches and combos.

Watch Burger King’s website, the Burger King app, in-restaurant signage, and local promotions. Limited launches and weekday lunch promotions often have discounts and offers.

Yes. The Burger King app offers exclusive coupons and deals. Combining app offers with value menu items or mix-and-match promotions can save money.

In Canada, a Small Coca-Cola is CAN$1.99, and a Large is CAN$3.09. Coffee is around CAN$1.69 to CAN$1.99. Specialty drinks like Blood Orange Lemonade are about CAN$2.59. U.S. prices are similar but in USD and vary by market.

Shakes cost around CAN$4.29 to CAN$4.89, depending on flavor. Desserts like sundaes and soft serve are about CAN$1.79 to CAN$2.99.

Fries cost roughly CAN$2.49 (Small) to CAN$3.99 (Large). Onion Rings are priced the same. Poutine is around CAN$5.79. Mozzarella Fries and other snack sides are CAN$3.19–5.00.

King Jr. Meals include Cheeseburger, Hamburger, and 3/4/6pc Nuggets or French Toast Sticks. Prices are around CAN$4.39–6.49. Meals include a kid’s side and drink, with calorie counts depending on choices.

King Jr. Meals are for smaller portions and kid-friendly sides and drinks. Adult value items like small cheeseburgers or combos sometimes have similar prices but offer larger portions.

Yes. The Impossible™ Whopper is a plant-based option (example Canadian price CAN$8.49, 688 Cal). Medium and Large combo prices mirror the beef Whopper tiers. Availability varies by market.

Lighter choices include smaller sandwiches like the Whopper Jr. (CAN$4.69, 323 Cal). Wraps and fish sandwiches like the Spicy Big Fish (CAN$5.99, ~429 Cal) are also options. Choosing smaller sides or apple slices and water or milk keeps calories lower.

Burger King provides nutrition and allergen information online and in restaurants. The “Have It Your Way” policy lets customers remove or add ingredients. Customizations may change price and calorie counts.

Use the Burger King app for exclusive coupons, time visits around promotions, mix value menu items with snack boxes, and take advantage of 2-for or mix-and-match deals. Small side and drink choices reduce cost and calories. Local franchises and regional promotions can also offer extra savings.

Burger King’s lunch menu features flame-grilled burgers like the Whopper family. It also has chicken sandwiches, Chicken Fries, and nuggets. You can find fish sandwiches, sides, shakes, desserts, and soft drinks too. Many places offer special deals and promotions.

Sandwiches have base prices. Combos add a side and a drink, increasing price and calories. For example, a Whopper costs CAN$7.99, with a Medium Combo at CAN$13.19 and a Large Combo at CAN$14.19. Premium burgers and combos are pricier.

Yes, prices vary between the U.S. and Canada. Canadian menus include items like poutine, reflecting local tastes. U.S. menus use USD and prices can differ due to taxes and franchise pricing.

In Canada, a Whopper costs CAN$7.99 (660 Cal). The Whopper Medium Combo is CAN$13.19 (1,279 Cal), and the Large Combo is CAN$14.19 (1,490 Cal). A Whopper with Bacon and Cheese costs CAN$10.39 (830 Cal). U.S. prices are similar, with a Whopper with Bacon and Cheese Meal at $14.19 (1,450 Cal).

The Bacon King and larger Whoppers are for those with big appetites. They offer more protein and calories. Customizing these burgers with extra items increases their size and price.

Adding items like bacon or cheese increases the price. Some menus list variations separately. Upgrading patties also raises the cost.

In Canada, a Crispy Chicken Sandwich costs CAN$7.19 (668 Cal). The Medium Combo is around CAN$11.79 (1,288 Cal). The Roadhouse Crispy Chicken costs CAN$9.59 (943 Cal) with a Medium Combo at CAN$14.19 (1,563 Cal). The Original Chicken is cheaper, with lower combo prices.

Chicken Fries in Canada are 5-piece for CAN$3.19 (220 Cal) and 9-piece for CAN$5.49 (390 Cal). Nuggets are priced the same. Medium and large combos include fries and a drink, increasing calories.

The Big Fish costs CAN$5.99 (512 Cal) in Canada. The Medium Combo is CAN$10.99 (1,132 Cal). Fish sandwiches are a lower-calorie option, depending on sides and drinks.

Value items include the Cheeseburger (CAN$2.99) and Hamburger (CAN$2.49). Small combos and 2-for deals are also affordable. Snack boxes and small-side deals can make for a cheap lunch.

Mix-and-match promotions let you choose two items for a set price. This can save money and offer variety.

Snack-box deals include Garlic Parmesan Chicken Fries Snack Box for CAN$5.00 (530 Cal). Pairing a snack box with a small drink makes for an affordable lunch.

Medium combos include the sandwich, medium fries, and a medium drink. Large combos upgrade the side and drink, increasing price and calories. Premium sides or shakes raise the combo cost further.

In Canada, a Whopper Medium Combo is CAN$13.19 (1,279 Cal), and a Large Combo is CAN$14.19 (1,490 Cal). The Whopper with Bacon and Cheese Meal is $14.19 (1,450 Cal) in the U.S., showing regional price differences.

Upgrading fries to onion rings or adding poutine increases the combo price. Choosing a shake instead of a soda also adds to the cost. Exact amounts vary by market and location.

Burger King offers seasonal and market-specific items. Examples include the Garlic Parmesan Whopper and Garlic Parmesan Chicken Fries. These are available as standalone sandwiches and combos.

Watch Burger King’s website, the Burger King app, in-restaurant signage, and local promotions. Limited launches and weekday lunch promotions often have discounts and offers.

Yes. The Burger King app offers exclusive coupons and deals. Combining app offers with value menu items or mix-and-match promotions can save money.

In Canada, a Small Coca-Cola is CAN$1.99, and a Large is CAN$3.09. Coffee is around CAN$1.69 to CAN$1.99. Specialty drinks like Blood Orange Lemonade are about CAN$2.59. U.S. prices are similar but in USD and vary by market.

Shakes cost around CAN$4.29 to CAN$4.89, depending on flavor. Desserts like sundaes and soft serve are about CAN$1.79 to CAN$2.99.

Fries cost roughly CAN$2.49 (Small) to CAN$3.99 (Large). Onion Rings are priced the same. Poutine is around CAN$5.79. Mozzarella Fries and other snack sides are CAN$3.19–5.00.

King Jr. Meals include Cheeseburger, Hamburger, and 3/4/6pc Nuggets or French Toast Sticks. Prices are around CAN$4.39–6.49. Meals include a kid’s side and drink, with calorie counts depending on choices.

King Jr. Meals are for smaller portions and kid-friendly sides and drinks. Adult value items like small cheeseburgers or combos sometimes have similar prices but offer larger portions.

Yes. The Impossible™ Whopper is a plant-based option (example Canadian price CAN$8.49, 688 Cal). Medium and Large combo prices mirror the beef Whopper tiers. Availability varies by market.

Lighter choices include smaller sandwiches like the Whopper Jr. (CAN$4.69, 323 Cal). Wraps and fish sandwiches like the Spicy Big Fish (CAN$5.99, ~429 Cal) are also options. Choosing smaller sides or apple slices and water or milk keeps calories lower.

Burger King provides nutrition and allergen information online and in restaurants. The “Have It Your Way” policy lets customers remove or add ingredients. Customizations may change price and calorie counts.

Use the Burger King app for exclusive coupons, time visits around promotions, mix value menu items with snack boxes, and take advantage of 2-for or mix-and-match deals. Small side and drink choices reduce cost and calories. Local franchises and regional promotions can also offer extra savings.

Burger King’s lunch menu features flame-grilled burgers like the Whopper family. It also has chicken sandwiches, Chicken Fries, and nuggets. You can find fish sandwiches, sides, shakes, desserts, and soft drinks too. Many places offer special deals and promotions.

Sandwiches have base prices. Combos add a side and a drink, increasing price and calories. For example, a Whopper costs CAN$7.99, with a Medium Combo at CAN$13.19 and a Large Combo at CAN$14.19. Premium burgers and combos are pricier.

Yes, prices vary between the U.S. and Canada. Canadian menus include items like poutine, reflecting local tastes. U.S. menus use USD and prices can differ due to taxes and franchise pricing.

In Canada, a Whopper costs CAN$7.99 (660 Cal). The Whopper Medium Combo is CAN$13.19 (1,279 Cal), and the Large Combo is CAN$14.19 (1,490 Cal). A Whopper with Bacon and Cheese costs CAN$10.39 (830 Cal). U.S. prices are similar, with a Whopper with Bacon and Cheese Meal at $14.19 (1,450 Cal).

The Bacon King and larger Whoppers are for those with big appetites. They offer more protein and calories. Customizing these burgers with extra items increases their size and price.

Adding items like bacon or cheese increases the price. Some menus list variations separately. Upgrading patties also raises the cost.

In Canada, a Crispy Chicken Sandwich costs CAN$7.19 (668 Cal). The Medium Combo is around CAN$11.79 (1,288 Cal). The Roadhouse Crispy Chicken costs CAN$9.59 (943 Cal) with a Medium Combo at CAN$14.19 (1,563 Cal). The Original Chicken is cheaper, with lower combo prices.

Chicken Fries in Canada are 5-piece for CAN$3.19 (220 Cal) and 9-piece for CAN$5.49 (390 Cal). Nuggets are priced the same. Medium and large combos include fries and a drink, increasing calories.

The Big Fish costs CAN$5.99 (512 Cal) in Canada. The Medium Combo is CAN$10.99 (1,132 Cal). Fish sandwiches are a lower-calorie option, depending on sides and drinks.

Value items include the Cheeseburger (CAN$2.99) and Hamburger (CAN$2.49). Small combos and 2-for deals are also affordable. Snack boxes and small-side deals can make for a cheap lunch.

Mix-and-match promotions let you choose two items for a set price. This can save money and offer variety.

Snack-box deals include Garlic Parmesan Chicken Fries Snack Box for CAN$5.00 (530 Cal). Pairing a snack box with a small drink makes for an affordable lunch.

Medium combos include the sandwich, medium fries, and a medium drink. Large combos upgrade the side and drink, increasing price and calories. Premium sides or shakes raise the combo cost further.

In Canada, a Whopper Medium Combo is CAN$13.19 (1,279 Cal), and a Large Combo is CAN$14.19 (1,490 Cal). The Whopper with Bacon and Cheese Meal is $14.19 (1,450 Cal) in the U.S., showing regional price differences.

Upgrading fries to onion rings or adding poutine increases the combo price. Choosing a shake instead of a soda also adds to the cost. Exact amounts vary by market and location.

Burger King offers seasonal and market-specific items. Examples include the Garlic Parmesan Whopper and Garlic Parmesan Chicken Fries. These are available as standalone sandwiches and combos.

Watch Burger King’s website, the Burger King app, in-restaurant signage, and local promotions. Limited launches and weekday lunch promotions often have discounts and offers.

Yes. The Burger King app offers exclusive coupons and deals. Combining app offers with value menu items or mix-and-match promotions can save money.

In Canada, a Small Coca-Cola is CAN$1.99, and a Large is CAN$3.09. Coffee is around CAN$1.69 to CAN$1.99. Specialty drinks like Blood Orange Lemonade are about CAN$2.59. U.S. prices are similar but in USD and vary by market.

Shakes cost around CAN$4.29 to CAN$4.89, depending on flavor. Desserts like sundaes and soft serve are about CAN$1.79 to CAN$2.99.

Fries cost roughly CAN$2.49 (Small) to CAN$3.99 (Large). Onion Rings are priced the same. Poutine is around CAN$5.79. Mozzarella Fries and other snack sides are CAN$3.19–5.00.

King Jr. Meals include Cheeseburger, Hamburger, and 3/4/6pc Nuggets or French Toast Sticks. Prices are around CAN$4.39–6.49. Meals include a kid’s side and drink, with calorie counts depending on choices.

King Jr. Meals are for smaller portions and kid-friendly sides and drinks. Adult value items like small cheeseburgers or combos sometimes have similar prices but offer larger portions.

Yes. The Impossible™ Whopper is a plant-based option (example Canadian price CAN$8.49, 688 Cal). Medium and Large combo prices mirror the beef Whopper tiers. Availability varies by market.

Lighter choices include smaller sandwiches like the Whopper Jr. (CAN$4.69, 323 Cal). Wraps and fish sandwiches like the Spicy Big Fish (CAN$5.99, ~429 Cal) are also options. Choosing smaller sides or apple slices and water or milk keeps calories lower.

Burger King provides nutrition and allergen information online and in restaurants. The “Have It Your Way” policy lets customers remove or add ingredients. Customizations may change price and calorie counts.

Use the Burger King app for exclusive coupons, time visits around promotions, mix value menu items with snack boxes, and take advantage of 2-for or mix-and-match deals. Small side and drink choices reduce cost and calories. Local franchises and regional promotions can also offer extra savings.

Burger King’s lunch menu features flame-grilled burgers like the Whopper family. It also has chicken sandwiches, Chicken Fries, and nuggets. You can find fish sandwiches, sides, shakes, desserts, and soft drinks too. Many places offer special deals and promotions.

Sandwiches have base prices. Combos add a side and a drink, increasing price and calories. For example, a Whopper costs CAN$7.99, with a Medium Combo at CAN$13.19 and a Large Combo at CAN$14.19. Premium burgers and combos are pricier.

Yes, prices vary between the U.S. and Canada. Canadian menus include items like poutine, reflecting local tastes. U.S. menus use USD and prices can differ due to taxes and franchise pricing.

In Canada, a Whopper costs CAN$7.99 (660 Cal). The Whopper Medium Combo is CAN$13.19 (1,279 Cal), and the Large Combo is CAN$14.19 (1,490 Cal). A Whopper with Bacon and Cheese costs CAN$10.39 (830 Cal). U.S. prices are similar, with a Whopper with Bacon and Cheese Meal at $14.19 (1,450 Cal).

The Bacon King and larger Whoppers are for those with big appetites. They offer more protein and calories. Customizing these burgers with extra items increases their size and price.

Adding items like bacon or cheese increases the price. Some menus list variations separately. Upgrading patties also raises the cost.

In Canada, a Crispy Chicken Sandwich costs CAN$7.19 (668 Cal). The Medium Combo is around CAN$11.79 (1,288 Cal). The Roadhouse Crispy Chicken costs CAN$9.59 (943 Cal) with a Medium Combo at CAN$14.19 (1,563 Cal). The Original Chicken is cheaper, with lower combo prices.

Chicken Fries in Canada are 5-piece for CAN$3.19 (220 Cal) and 9-piece for CAN$5.49 (390 Cal). Nuggets are priced the same. Medium and large combos include fries and a drink, increasing calories.

The Big Fish costs CAN$5.99 (512 Cal) in Canada. The Medium Combo is CAN$10.99 (1,132 Cal). Fish sandwiches are a lower-calorie option, depending on sides and drinks.

Value items include the Cheeseburger (CAN$2.99) and Hamburger (CAN$2.49). Small combos and 2-for deals are also affordable. Snack boxes and small-side deals can make for a cheap lunch.

Mix-and-match promotions let you choose two items for a set price. This can save money and offer variety.

Snack-box deals include Garlic Parmesan Chicken Fries Snack Box for CAN$5.00 (530 Cal). Pairing a snack box with a small drink makes for an affordable lunch.

Medium combos include the sandwich, medium fries, and a medium drink. Large combos upgrade the side and drink, increasing price and calories. Premium sides or shakes raise the combo cost further.

In Canada, a Whopper Medium Combo is CAN$13.19 (1,279 Cal), and a Large Combo is CAN$14.19 (1,490 Cal). The Whopper with Bacon and Cheese Meal is $14.19 (1,450 Cal) in the U.S., showing regional price differences.

Upgrading fries to onion rings or adding poutine increases the combo price. Choosing a shake instead of a soda also adds to the cost. Exact amounts vary by market and location.

Burger King offers seasonal and market-specific items. Examples include the Garlic Parmesan Whopper and Garlic Parmesan Chicken Fries. These are available as standalone sandwiches and combos.

Watch Burger King’s website, the Burger King app, in-restaurant signage, and local promotions. Limited launches and weekday lunch promotions often have discounts and offers.

Yes. The Burger King app offers exclusive coupons and deals. Combining app offers with value menu items or mix-and-match promotions can save money.

In Canada, a Small Coca-Cola is CAN$1.99, and a Large is CAN$3.09. Coffee is around CAN$1.69 to CAN$1.99. Specialty drinks like Blood Orange Lemonade are about CAN$2.59. U.S. prices are similar but in USD and vary by market.

Shakes cost around CAN$4.29 to CAN$4.89, depending on flavor. Desserts like sundaes and soft serve are about CAN$1.79 to CAN$2.99.

Fries cost roughly CAN$2.49 (Small) to CAN$3.99 (Large). Onion Rings are priced the same. Poutine is around CAN$5.79. Mozzarella Fries and other snack sides are CAN$3.19–5.00.

King Jr. Meals include Cheeseburger, Hamburger, and 3/4/6pc Nuggets or French Toast Sticks. Prices are around CAN$4.39–6.49. Meals include a kid’s side and drink, with calorie counts depending on choices.

King Jr. Meals are for smaller portions and kid-friendly sides and drinks. Adult value items like small cheeseburgers or combos sometimes have similar prices but offer larger portions.

Yes. The Impossible™ Whopper is a plant-based option (example Canadian price CAN$8.49, 688 Cal). Medium and Large combo prices mirror the beef Whopper tiers. Availability varies by market.

Lighter choices include smaller sandwiches like the Whopper Jr. (CAN$4.69, 323 Cal). Wraps and fish sandwiches like the Spicy Big Fish (CAN$5.99, ~429 Cal) are also options. Choosing smaller sides or apple slices and water or milk keeps calories lower.

Burger King provides nutrition and allergen information online and in restaurants. The “Have It Your Way” policy lets customers remove or add ingredients. Customizations may change price and calorie counts.

Use the Burger King app for exclusive coupons, time visits around promotions, mix value menu items with snack boxes, and take advantage of 2-for or mix-and-match deals. Small side and drink choices reduce cost and calories. Local franchises and regional promotions can also offer extra savings.

Burger King’s lunch menu features flame-grilled burgers like the Whopper family. It also has chicken sandwiches, Chicken Fries, and nuggets. You can find fish sandwiches, sides, shakes, desserts, and soft drinks too. Many places offer special deals and promotions.

Sandwiches have base prices. Combos add a side and a drink, increasing price and calories. For example, a Whopper costs CAN$7.99, with a Medium Combo at CAN$13.19 and a Large Combo at CAN$14.19. Premium burgers and combos are pricier.

Yes, prices vary between the U.S. and Canada. Canadian menus include items like poutine, reflecting local tastes. U.S. menus use USD and prices can differ due to taxes and franchise pricing.

In Canada, a Whopper costs CAN$7.99 (660 Cal). The Whopper Medium Combo is CAN$13.19 (1,279 Cal), and the Large Combo is CAN$14.19 (1,490 Cal). A Whopper with Bacon and Cheese costs CAN$10.39 (830 Cal). U.S. prices are similar, with a Whopper with Bacon and Cheese Meal at $14.19 (1,450 Cal).

The Bacon King and larger Whoppers are for those with big appetites. They offer more protein and calories. Customizing these burgers with extra items increases their size and price.

Adding items like bacon or cheese increases the price. Some menus list variations separately. Upgrading patties also raises the cost.

In Canada, a Crispy Chicken Sandwich costs CAN$7.19 (668 Cal). The Medium Combo is around CAN$11.79 (1,288 Cal). The Roadhouse Crispy Chicken costs CAN$9.59 (943 Cal) with a Medium Combo at CAN$14.19 (1,563 Cal). The Original Chicken is cheaper, with lower combo prices.

Chicken Fries in Canada are 5-piece for CAN$3.19 (220 Cal) and 9-piece for CAN$5.49 (390 Cal). Nuggets are priced the same. Medium and large combos include fries and a drink, increasing calories.

The Big Fish costs CAN$5.99 (512 Cal) in Canada. The Medium Combo is CAN$10.99 (1,132 Cal). Fish sandwiches are a lower-calorie option, depending on sides and drinks.

Value items include the Cheeseburger (CAN$2.99) and Hamburger (CAN$2.49). Small combos and 2-for deals are also affordable. Snack boxes and small-side deals can make for a cheap lunch.

Mix-and-match promotions let you choose two items for a set price. This can save money and offer variety.

Snack-box deals include Garlic Parmesan Chicken Fries Snack Box for CAN$5.00 (530 Cal). Pairing a snack box with a small drink makes for an affordable lunch.

Medium combos include the sandwich, medium fries, and a medium drink. Large combos upgrade the side and drink, increasing price and calories. Premium sides or shakes raise the combo cost further.

In Canada, a Whopper Medium Combo is CAN$13.19 (1,279 Cal), and a Large Combo is CAN$14.19 (1,490 Cal). The Whopper with Bacon and Cheese Meal is $14.19 (1,450 Cal) in the U.S., showing regional price differences.

Upgrading fries to onion rings or adding poutine increases the combo price. Choosing a shake instead of a soda also adds to the cost. Exact amounts vary by market and location.

Burger King offers seasonal and market-specific items. Examples include the Garlic Parmesan Whopper and Garlic Parmesan Chicken Fries. These are available as standalone sandwiches and combos.

Watch Burger King’s website, the Burger King app, in-restaurant signage, and local promotions. Limited launches and weekday lunch promotions often have discounts and offers.

Yes. The Burger King app offers exclusive coupons and deals. Combining app offers with value menu items or mix-and-match promotions can save money.

In Canada, a Small Coca-Cola is CAN$1.99, and a Large is CAN$3.09. Coffee is around CAN$1.69 to CAN$1.99. Specialty drinks like Blood Orange Lemonade are about CAN$2.59. U.S. prices are similar but in USD and vary by market.

Shakes cost around CAN$4.29 to CAN$4.89, depending on flavor. Desserts like sundaes and soft serve are about CAN$1.79 to CAN$2.99.

Fries cost roughly CAN$2.49 (Small) to CAN$3.99 (Large). Onion Rings are priced the same. Poutine is around CAN$5.79. Mozzarella Fries and other snack sides are CAN$3.19–5.00.

King Jr. Meals include Cheeseburger, Hamburger, and 3/4/6pc Nuggets or French Toast Sticks. Prices are around CAN$4.39–6.49. Meals include a kid’s side and drink, with calorie counts depending on choices.

King Jr. Meals are for smaller portions and kid-friendly sides and drinks. Adult value items like small cheeseburgers or combos sometimes have similar prices but offer larger portions.

Yes. The Impossible™ Whopper is a plant-based option (example Canadian price CAN$8.49, 688 Cal). Medium and Large combo prices mirror the beef Whopper tiers. Availability varies by market.

Lighter choices include smaller sandwiches like the Whopper Jr. (CAN$4.69, 323 Cal). Wraps and fish sandwiches like the Spicy Big Fish (CAN$5.99, ~429 Cal) are also options. Choosing smaller sides or apple slices and water or milk keeps calories lower.

Burger King provides nutrition and allergen information online and in restaurants. The “Have It Your Way” policy lets customers remove or add ingredients. Customizations may change price and calorie counts.

Use the Burger King app for exclusive coupons, time visits around promotions, mix value menu items with snack boxes, and take advantage of 2-for or mix-and-match deals. Small side and drink choices reduce cost and calories. Local franchises and regional promotions can also offer extra savings.

Burger King’s lunch menu features flame-grilled burgers like the Whopper family. It also has chicken sandwiches, Chicken Fries, and nuggets. You can find fish sandwiches, sides, shakes, desserts, and soft drinks too. Many places offer special deals and promotions.

Sandwiches have base prices. Combos add a side and a drink, increasing price and calories. For example, a Whopper costs CAN$7.99, with a Medium Combo at CAN$13.19 and a Large Combo at CAN$14.19. Premium burgers and combos are pricier.

Yes, prices vary between the U.S. and Canada. Canadian menus include items like poutine, reflecting local tastes. U.S. menus use USD and prices can differ due to taxes and franchise pricing.

In Canada, a Whopper costs CAN$7.99 (660 Cal). The Whopper Medium Combo is CAN$13.19 (1,279 Cal), and the Large Combo is CAN$14.19 (1,490 Cal). A Whopper with Bacon and Cheese costs CAN$10.39 (830 Cal). U.S. prices are similar, with a Whopper with Bacon and Cheese Meal at $14.19 (1,450 Cal).

The Bacon King and larger Whoppers are for those with big appetites. They offer more protein and calories. Customizing these burgers with extra items increases their size and price.

Adding items like bacon or cheese increases the price. Some menus list variations separately. Upgrading patties also raises the cost.

In Canada, a Crispy Chicken Sandwich costs CAN$7.19 (668 Cal). The Medium Combo is around CAN$11.79 (1,288 Cal). The Roadhouse Crispy Chicken costs CAN$9.59 (943 Cal) with a Medium Combo at CAN$14.19 (1,563 Cal). The Original Chicken is cheaper, with lower combo prices.

Chicken Fries in Canada are 5-piece for CAN$3.19 (220 Cal) and 9-piece for CAN$5.49 (390 Cal). Nuggets are priced the same. Medium and large combos include fries and a drink, increasing calories.

The Big Fish costs CAN$5.99 (512 Cal) in Canada. The Medium Combo is CAN$10.99 (1,132 Cal). Fish sandwiches are a lower-calorie option, depending on sides and drinks.

Value items include the Cheeseburger (CAN$2.99) and Hamburger (CAN$2.49). Small combos and 2-for deals are also affordable. Snack boxes and small-side deals can make for a cheap lunch.

Mix-and-match promotions let you choose two items for a set price. This can save money and offer variety.

Snack-box deals include Garlic Parmesan Chicken Fries Snack Box for CAN$5.00 (530 Cal). Pairing a snack box with a small drink makes for an affordable lunch.

Medium combos include the sandwich, medium fries, and a medium drink. Large combos upgrade the side and drink, increasing price and calories. Premium sides or shakes raise the combo cost further.

In Canada, a Whopper Medium Combo is CAN$13.19 (1,279 Cal), and a Large Combo is CAN$14.19 (1,490 Cal). The Whopper with Bacon and Cheese Meal is $14.19 (1,450 Cal) in the U.S., showing regional price differences.

Upgrading fries to onion rings or adding poutine increases the combo price. Choosing a shake instead of a soda also adds to the cost. Exact amounts vary by market and location.

Burger King offers seasonal and market-specific items. Examples include the Garlic Parmesan Whopper and Garlic Parmesan Chicken Fries. These are available as standalone sandwiches and combos.

Watch Burger King’s website, the Burger King app, in-restaurant signage, and local promotions. Limited launches and weekday lunch promotions often have discounts and offers.

Yes. The Burger King app offers exclusive coupons and deals. Combining app offers with value menu items or mix-and-match promotions can save money.

In Canada, a Small Coca-Cola is CAN$1.99, and a Large is CAN$3.09. Coffee is around CAN$1.69 to CAN$1.99. Specialty drinks like Blood Orange Lemonade are about CAN$2.59. U.S. prices are similar but in USD and vary by market.

Shakes cost around CAN$4.29 to CAN$4.89, depending on flavor. Desserts like sundaes and soft serve are about CAN$1.79 to CAN$2.99.

Fries cost roughly CAN$2.49 (Small) to CAN$3.99 (Large). Onion Rings are priced the same. Poutine is around CAN$5.79. Mozzarella Fries and other snack sides are CAN$3.19–5.00.

King Jr. Meals include Cheeseburger, Hamburger, and 3/4/6pc Nuggets or French Toast Sticks. Prices are around CAN$4.39–6.49. Meals include a kid’s side and drink, with calorie counts depending on choices.

King Jr. Meals are for smaller portions and kid-friendly sides and drinks. Adult value items like small cheeseburgers or combos sometimes have similar prices but offer larger portions.

Yes. The Impossible™ Whopper is a plant-based option (example Canadian price CAN$8.49, 688 Cal). Medium and Large combo prices mirror the beef Whopper tiers. Availability varies by market.

Lighter choices include smaller sandwiches like the Whopper Jr. (CAN$4.69, 323 Cal). Wraps and fish sandwiches like the Spicy Big Fish (CAN$5.99, ~429 Cal) are also options. Choosing smaller sides or apple slices and water or milk keeps calories lower.

Burger King provides nutrition and allergen information online and in restaurants. The “Have It Your Way” policy lets customers remove or add ingredients. Customizations may change price and calorie counts.

Use the Burger King app for exclusive coupons, time visits around promotions, mix value menu items with snack boxes, and take advantage of 2-for or mix-and-match deals. Small side and drink choices reduce cost and calories. Local franchises and regional promotions can also offer extra savings.

Burger King’s lunch menu features flame-grilled burgers like the Whopper family. It also has chicken sandwiches, Chicken Fries, and nuggets. You can find fish sandwiches, sides, shakes, desserts, and soft drinks too. Many places offer special deals and promotions.

Sandwiches have base prices. Combos add a side and a drink, increasing price and calories. For example, a Whopper costs CAN$7.99, with a Medium Combo at CAN$13.19 and a Large Combo at CAN$14.19. Premium burgers and combos are pricier.

Yes, prices vary between the U.S. and Canada. Canadian menus include items like poutine, reflecting local tastes. U.S. menus use USD and prices can differ due to taxes and franchise pricing.

In Canada, a Whopper costs CAN$7.99 (660 Cal). The Whopper Medium Combo is CAN$13.19 (1,279 Cal), and the Large Combo is CAN$14.19 (1,490 Cal). A Whopper with Bacon and Cheese costs CAN$10.39 (830 Cal). U.S. prices are similar, with a Whopper with Bacon and Cheese Meal at $14.19 (1,450 Cal).

The Bacon King and larger Whoppers are for those with big appetites. They offer more protein and calories. Customizing these burgers with extra items increases their size and price.

Adding items like bacon or cheese increases the price. Some menus list variations separately. Upgrading patties also raises the cost.

In Canada, a Crispy Chicken Sandwich costs CAN$7.19 (668 Cal). The Medium Combo is around CAN$11.79 (1,288 Cal). The Roadhouse Crispy Chicken costs CAN$9.59 (943 Cal) with a Medium Combo at CAN$14.19 (1,563 Cal). The Original Chicken is cheaper, with lower combo prices.

Chicken Fries in Canada are 5-piece for CAN$3.19 (220 Cal) and 9-piece for CAN$5.49 (390 Cal). Nuggets are priced the same. Medium and large combos include fries and a drink, increasing calories.

The Big Fish costs CAN$5.99 (512 Cal) in Canada. The Medium Combo is CAN$10.99 (1,132 Cal). Fish sandwiches are a lower-calorie option, depending on sides and drinks.

Value items include the Cheeseburger (CAN$2.99) and Hamburger (CAN$2.49). Small combos and 2-for deals are also affordable. Snack boxes and small-side deals can make for a cheap lunch.

Mix-and-match promotions let you choose two items for a set price. This can save money and offer variety.

Snack-box deals include Garlic Parmesan Chicken Fries Snack Box for CAN$5.00 (530 Cal). Pairing a snack box with a small drink makes for an affordable lunch.

Medium combos include the sandwich, medium fries, and a medium drink. Large combos upgrade the side and drink, increasing price and calories. Premium sides or shakes raise the combo cost further.

In Canada, a Whopper Medium Combo is CAN$13.19 (1,279 Cal), and a Large Combo is CAN$14.19 (1,490 Cal). The Whopper with Bacon and Cheese Meal is $14.19 (1,450 Cal) in the U.S., showing regional price differences.

Upgrading fries to onion rings or adding poutine increases the combo price. Choosing a shake instead of a soda also adds to the cost. Exact amounts vary by market and location.

Burger King offers seasonal and market-specific items. Examples include the Garlic Parmesan Whopper and Garlic Parmesan Chicken Fries. These are available as standalone sandwiches and combos.

Watch Burger King’s website, the Burger King app, in-restaurant signage, and local promotions. Limited launches and weekday lunch promotions often have discounts and offers.

Yes. The Burger King app offers exclusive coupons and deals. Combining app offers with value menu items or mix-and-match promotions can save money.

In Canada, a Small Coca-Cola is CAN$1.99, and a Large is CAN$3.09. Coffee is around CAN$1.69 to CAN$1.99. Specialty drinks like Blood Orange Lemonade are about CAN$2.59. U.S. prices are similar but in USD and vary by market.

Shakes cost around CAN$4.29 to CAN$4.89, depending on flavor. Desserts like sundaes and soft serve are about CAN$1.79 to CAN$2.99.

Fries cost roughly CAN$2.49 (Small) to CAN$3.99 (Large). Onion Rings are priced the same. Poutine is around CAN$5.79. Mozzarella Fries and other snack sides are CAN$3.19–5.00.

King Jr. Meals include Cheeseburger, Hamburger, and 3/4/6pc Nuggets or French Toast Sticks. Prices are around CAN$4.39–6.49. Meals include a kid’s side and drink, with calorie counts depending on choices.

King Jr. Meals are for smaller portions and kid-friendly sides and drinks. Adult value items like small cheeseburgers or combos sometimes have similar prices but offer larger portions.

Yes. The Impossible™ Whopper is a plant-based option (example Canadian price CAN$8.49, 688 Cal). Medium and Large combo prices mirror the beef Whopper tiers. Availability varies by market.

Lighter choices include smaller sandwiches like the Whopper Jr. (CAN$4.69, 323 Cal). Wraps and fish sandwiches like the Spicy Big Fish (CAN$5.99, ~429 Cal) are also options. Choosing smaller sides or apple slices and water or milk keeps calories lower.

Burger King provides nutrition and allergen information online and in restaurants. The “Have It Your Way” policy lets customers remove or add ingredients. Customizations may change price and calorie counts.

Use the Burger King app for exclusive coupons, time visits around promotions, mix value menu items with snack boxes, and take advantage of 2-for or mix-and-match deals. Small side and drink choices reduce cost and calories. Local franchises and regional promotions can also offer extra savings.

Burger King’s lunch menu features flame-grilled burgers like the Whopper family. It also has chicken sandwiches, Chicken Fries, and nuggets. You can find fish sandwiches, sides, shakes, desserts, and soft drinks too. Many places offer special deals and promotions.

Sandwiches have base prices. Combos add a side and a drink, increasing price and calories. For example, a Whopper costs CAN$7.99, with a Medium Combo at CAN$13.19 and a Large Combo at CAN$14.19. Premium burgers and combos are pricier.

Yes, prices vary between the U.S. and Canada. Canadian menus include items like poutine, reflecting local tastes. U.S. menus use USD and prices can differ due to taxes and franchise pricing.

In Canada, a Whopper costs CAN$7.99 (660 Cal). The Whopper Medium Combo is CAN$13.19 (1,279 Cal), and the Large Combo is CAN$14.19 (1,490 Cal). A Whopper with Bacon and Cheese costs CAN$10.39 (830 Cal). U.S. prices are similar, with a Whopper with Bacon and Cheese Meal at $14.19 (1,450 Cal).

The Bacon King and larger Whoppers are for those with big appetites. They offer more protein and calories. Customizing these burgers with extra items increases their size and price.

Adding items like bacon or cheese increases the price. Some menus list variations separately. Upgrading patties also raises the cost.

In Canada, a Crispy Chicken Sandwich costs CAN$7.19 (668 Cal). The Medium Combo is around CAN$11.79 (1,288 Cal). The Roadhouse Crispy Chicken costs CAN$9.59 (943 Cal) with a Medium Combo at CAN$14.19 (1,563 Cal). The Original Chicken is cheaper, with lower combo prices.

Chicken Fries in Canada are 5-piece for CAN$3.19 (220 Cal) and 9-piece for CAN$5.49 (390 Cal). Nuggets are priced the same. Medium and large combos include fries and a drink, increasing calories.

The Big Fish costs CAN$5.99 (512 Cal) in Canada. The Medium Combo is CAN$10.99 (1,132 Cal). Fish sandwiches are a lower-calorie option, depending on sides and drinks.

Value items include the Cheeseburger (CAN$2.99) and Hamburger (CAN$2.49). Small combos and 2-for deals are also affordable. Snack boxes and small-side deals can make for a cheap lunch.

Mix-and-match promotions let you choose two items for a set price. This can save money and offer variety.

Snack-box deals include Garlic Parmesan Chicken Fries Snack Box for CAN$5.00 (530 Cal). Pairing a snack box with a small drink makes for an affordable lunch.

Medium combos include the sandwich, medium fries, and a medium drink. Large combos upgrade the side and drink, increasing price and calories. Premium sides or shakes raise the combo cost further.

In Canada, a Whopper Medium Combo is CAN$13.19 (1,279 Cal), and a Large Combo is CAN$14.19 (1,490 Cal). The Whopper with Bacon and Cheese Meal is $14.19 (1,450 Cal) in the U.S., showing regional price differences.

Upgrading fries to onion rings or adding poutine increases the combo price. Choosing a shake instead of a soda also adds to the cost. Exact amounts vary by market and location.

Burger King offers seasonal and market-specific items. Examples include the Garlic Parmesan Whopper and Garlic Parmesan Chicken Fries. These are available as standalone sandwiches and combos.

Watch Burger King’s website, the Burger King app, in-restaurant signage, and local promotions. Limited launches and weekday lunch promotions often have discounts and offers.

Yes. The Burger King app offers exclusive coupons and deals. Combining app offers with value menu items or mix-and-match promotions can save money.

In Canada, a Small Coca-Cola is CAN$1.99, and a Large is CAN$3.09. Coffee is around CAN$1.69 to CAN$1.99. Specialty drinks like Blood Orange Lemonade are about CAN$2.59. U.S. prices are similar but in USD and vary by market.

Shakes cost around CAN$4.29 to CAN$4.89, depending on flavor. Desserts like sundaes and soft serve are about CAN$1.79 to CAN$2.99.

Fries cost roughly CAN$2.49 (Small) to CAN$3.99 (Large). Onion Rings are priced the same. Poutine is around CAN$5.79. Mozzarella Fries and other snack sides are CAN$3.19–5.00.

King Jr. Meals include Cheeseburger, Hamburger, and 3/4/6pc Nuggets or French Toast Sticks. Prices are around CAN$4.39–6.49. Meals include a kid’s side and drink, with calorie counts depending on choices.

King Jr. Meals are for smaller portions and kid-friendly sides and drinks. Adult value items like small cheeseburgers or combos sometimes have similar prices but offer larger portions.

Yes. The Impossible™ Whopper is a plant-based option (example Canadian price CAN$8.49, 688 Cal). Medium and Large combo prices mirror the beef Whopper tiers. Availability varies by market.

Lighter choices include smaller sandwiches like the Whopper Jr. (CAN$4.69, 323 Cal). Wraps and fish sandwiches like the Spicy Big Fish (CAN$5.99, ~429 Cal) are also options. Choosing smaller sides or apple slices and water or milk keeps calories lower.

Burger King provides nutrition and allergen information online and in restaurants. The “Have It Your Way” policy lets customers remove or add ingredients. Customizations may change price and calorie counts.

Use the Burger King app for exclusive coupons, time visits around promotions, mix value menu items with snack boxes, and take advantage of 2-for or mix-and-match deals. Small side and drink choices reduce cost and calories. Local franchises and regional promotions can also offer extra savings.

Burger King’s lunch menu features flame-grilled burgers like the Whopper family. It also has chicken sandwiches, Chicken Fries, and nuggets. You can find fish sandwiches, sides, shakes, desserts, and soft drinks too. Many places offer special deals and promotions.

Sandwiches have base prices. Combos add a side and a drink, increasing price and calories. For example, a Whopper costs CAN$7.99, with a Medium Combo at CAN$13.19 and a Large Combo at CAN$14.19. Premium burgers and combos are pricier.

Yes, prices vary between the U.S. and Canada. Canadian menus include items like poutine, reflecting local tastes. U.S. menus use USD and prices can differ due to taxes and franchise pricing.

In Canada, a Whopper costs CAN$7.99 (660 Cal). The Whopper Medium Combo is CAN$13.19 (1,279 Cal), and the Large Combo is CAN$14.19 (1,490 Cal). A Whopper with Bacon and Cheese costs CAN$10.39 (830 Cal). U.S. prices are similar, with a Whopper with Bacon and Cheese Meal at $14.19 (1,450 Cal).

The Bacon King and larger Whoppers are for those with big appetites. They offer more protein and calories. Customizing these burgers with extra items increases their size and price.

Adding items like bacon or cheese increases the price. Some menus list variations separately. Upgrading patties also raises the cost.

In Canada, a Crispy Chicken Sandwich costs CAN$7.19 (668 Cal). The Medium Combo is around CAN$11.79 (1,288 Cal). The Roadhouse Crispy Chicken costs CAN$9.59 (943 Cal) with a Medium Combo at CAN$14.19 (1,563 Cal). The Original Chicken is cheaper, with lower combo prices.

Chicken Fries in Canada are 5-piece for CAN$3.19 (220 Cal) and 9-piece for CAN$5.49 (390 Cal). Nuggets are priced the same. Medium and large combos include fries and a drink, increasing calories.

The Big Fish costs CAN$5.99 (512 Cal) in Canada. The Medium Combo is CAN$10.99 (1,132 Cal). Fish sandwiches are a lower-calorie option, depending on sides and drinks.

Value items include the Cheeseburger (CAN$2.99) and Hamburger (CAN$2.49). Small combos and 2-for deals are also affordable. Snack boxes and small-side deals can make for a cheap lunch.

Mix-and-match promotions let you choose two items for a set price. This can save money and offer variety.

Snack-box deals include Garlic Parmesan Chicken Fries Snack Box for CAN$5.00 (530 Cal). Pairing a snack box with a small drink makes for an affordable lunch.

Medium combos include the sandwich, medium fries, and a medium drink. Large combos upgrade the side and drink, increasing price and calories. Premium sides or shakes raise the combo cost further.

In Canada, a Whopper Medium Combo is CAN$13.19 (1,279 Cal), and a Large Combo is CAN$14.19 (1,490 Cal). The Whopper with Bacon and Cheese Meal is $14.19 (1,450 Cal) in the U.S., showing regional price differences.

Upgrading fries to onion rings or adding poutine increases the combo price. Choosing a shake instead of a soda also adds to the cost. Exact amounts vary by market and location.

Burger King offers seasonal and market-specific items. Examples include the Garlic Parmesan Whopper and Garlic Parmesan Chicken Fries. These are available as standalone sandwiches and combos.

Watch Burger King’s website, the Burger King app, in-restaurant signage, and local promotions. Limited launches and weekday lunch promotions often have discounts and offers.

Yes. The Burger King app offers exclusive coupons and deals. Combining app offers with value menu items or mix-and-match promotions can save money.

In Canada, a Small Coca-Cola is CAN$1.99, and a Large is CAN$3.09. Coffee is around CAN$1.69 to CAN$1.99. Specialty drinks like Blood Orange Lemonade are about CAN$2.59. U.S. prices are similar but in USD and vary by market.

Shakes cost around CAN$4.29 to CAN$4.89, depending on flavor. Desserts like sundaes and soft serve are about CAN$1.79 to CAN$2.99.

Fries cost roughly CAN$2.49 (Small) to CAN$3.99 (Large). Onion Rings are priced the same. Poutine is around CAN$5.79. Mozzarella Fries and other snack sides are CAN$3.19–5.00.

King Jr. Meals include Cheeseburger, Hamburger, and 3/4/6pc Nuggets or French Toast Sticks. Prices are around CAN$4.39–6.49. Meals include a kid’s side and drink, with calorie counts depending on choices.

King Jr. Meals are for smaller portions and kid-friendly sides and drinks. Adult value items like small cheeseburgers or combos sometimes have similar prices but offer larger portions.

Yes. The Impossible™ Whopper is a plant-based option (example Canadian price CAN$8.49, 688 Cal). Medium and Large combo prices mirror the beef Whopper tiers. Availability varies by market.

Lighter choices include smaller sandwiches like the Whopper Jr. (CAN$4.69, 323 Cal). Wraps and fish sandwiches like the Spicy Big Fish (CAN$5.99, ~429 Cal) are also options. Choosing smaller sides or apple slices and water or milk keeps calories lower.

Burger King provides nutrition and allergen information online and in restaurants. The “Have It Your Way” policy lets customers remove or add ingredients. Customizations may change price and calorie counts.

Use the Burger King app for exclusive coupons, time visits around promotions, mix value menu items with snack boxes, and take advantage of 2-for or mix-and-match deals. Small side and drink choices reduce cost and calories. Local franchises and regional promotions can also offer extra savings.

Burger King’s lunch menu features flame-grilled burgers like the Whopper family. It also has chicken sandwiches, Chicken Fries, and nuggets. You can find fish sandwiches, sides, shakes, desserts, and soft drinks too. Many places offer special deals and promotions.

Sandwiches have base prices. Combos add a side and a drink, increasing price and calories. For example, a Whopper costs CAN$7.99, with a Medium Combo at CAN$13.19 and a Large Combo at CAN$14.19. Premium burgers and combos are pricier.

Yes, prices vary between the U.S. and Canada. Canadian menus include items like poutine, reflecting local tastes. U.S. menus use USD and prices can differ due to taxes and franchise pricing.

In Canada, a Whopper costs CAN$7.99 (660 Cal). The Whopper Medium Combo is CAN$13.19 (1,279 Cal), and the Large Combo is CAN$14.19 (1,490 Cal). A Whopper with Bacon and Cheese costs CAN$10.39 (830 Cal). U.S. prices are similar, with a Whopper with Bacon and Cheese Meal at $14.19 (1,450 Cal).

The Bacon King and larger Whoppers are for those with big appetites. They offer more protein and calories. Customizing these burgers with extra items increases their size and price.

Adding items like bacon or cheese increases the price. Some menus list variations separately. Upgrading patties also raises the cost.

In Canada, a Crispy Chicken Sandwich costs CAN$7.19 (668 Cal). The Medium Combo is around CAN$11.79 (1,288 Cal). The Roadhouse Crispy Chicken costs CAN$9.59 (943 Cal) with a Medium Combo at CAN$14.19 (1,563 Cal). The Original Chicken is cheaper, with lower combo prices.

Chicken Fries in Canada are 5-piece for CAN$3.19 (220 Cal) and 9-piece for CAN$5.49 (390 Cal). Nuggets are priced the same. Medium and large combos include fries and a drink, increasing calories.

The Big Fish costs CAN$5.99 (512 Cal) in Canada. The Medium Combo is CAN$10.99 (1,132 Cal). Fish sandwiches are a lower-calorie option, depending on sides and drinks.

Value items include the Cheeseburger (CAN$2.99) and Hamburger (CAN$2.49). Small combos and 2-for deals are also affordable. Snack boxes and small-side deals can make for a cheap lunch.

Mix-and-match promotions let you choose two items for a set price. This can save money and offer variety.

Snack-box deals include Garlic Parmesan Chicken Fries Snack Box for CAN$5.00 (530 Cal). Pairing a snack box with a small drink makes for an affordable lunch.

Medium combos include the sandwich, medium fries, and a medium drink. Large combos upgrade the side and drink, increasing price and calories. Premium sides or shakes raise the combo cost further.

In Canada, a Whopper Medium Combo is CAN$13.19 (1,279 Cal), and a Large Combo is CAN$14.19 (1,490 Cal). The Whopper with Bacon and Cheese Meal is $14.19 (1,450 Cal) in the U.S., showing regional price differences.

Upgrading fries to onion rings or adding poutine increases the combo price. Choosing a shake instead of a soda also adds to the cost. Exact amounts vary by market and location.

Burger King offers seasonal and market-specific items. Examples include the Garlic Parmesan Whopper and Garlic Parmesan Chicken Fries. These are available as standalone sandwiches and combos.

Watch Burger King’s website, the Burger King app, in-restaurant signage, and local promotions. Limited launches and weekday lunch promotions often have discounts and offers.

Yes. The Burger King app offers exclusive coupons and deals. Combining app offers with value menu items or mix-and-match promotions can save money.

In Canada, a Small Coca-Cola is CAN$1.99, and a Large is CAN$3.09. Coffee is around CAN$1.69 to CAN$1.99. Specialty drinks like Blood Orange Lemonade are about CAN$2.59. U.S. prices are similar but in USD and vary by market.

Shakes cost around CAN$4.29 to CAN$4.89, depending on flavor. Desserts like sundaes and soft serve are about CAN$1.79 to CAN$2.99.

Fries cost roughly CAN$2.49 (Small) to CAN$3.99 (Large). Onion Rings are priced the same. Poutine is around CAN$5.79. Mozzarella Fries and other snack sides are CAN$3.19–5.00.

King Jr. Meals include Cheeseburger, Hamburger, and 3/4/6pc Nuggets or French Toast Sticks. Prices are around CAN$4.39–6.49. Meals include a kid’s side and drink, with calorie counts depending on choices.

King Jr. Meals are for smaller portions and kid-friendly sides and drinks. Adult value items like small cheeseburgers or combos sometimes have similar prices but offer larger portions.

Yes. The Impossible™ Whopper is a plant-based option (example Canadian price CAN$8.49, 688 Cal). Medium and Large combo prices mirror the beef Whopper tiers. Availability varies by market.

Lighter choices include smaller sandwiches like the Whopper Jr. (CAN$4.69, 323 Cal). Wraps and fish sandwiches like the Spicy Big Fish (CAN$5.99, ~429 Cal) are also options. Choosing smaller sides or apple slices and water or milk keeps calories lower.

Burger King provides nutrition and allergen information online and in restaurants. The “Have It Your Way” policy lets customers remove or add ingredients. Customizations may change price and calorie counts.

Use the Burger King app for exclusive coupons, time visits around promotions, mix value menu items with snack boxes, and take advantage of 2-for or mix-and-match deals. Small side and drink choices reduce cost and calories. Local franchises and regional promotions can also offer extra savings.

Burger King’s lunch menu features flame-grilled burgers like the Whopper family. It also has chicken sandwiches, Chicken Fries, and nuggets. You can find fish sandwiches, sides, shakes, desserts, and soft drinks too. Many places offer special deals and promotions.

Sandwiches have base prices. Combos add a side and a drink, increasing price and calories. For example, a Whopper costs CAN$7.99, with a Medium Combo at CAN$13.19 and a Large Combo at CAN$14.19. Premium burgers and combos are pricier.

Yes, prices vary between the U.S. and Canada. Canadian menus include items like poutine, reflecting local tastes. U.S. menus use USD and prices can differ due to taxes and franchise pricing.

In Canada, a Whopper costs CAN$7.99 (660 Cal). The Whopper Medium Combo is CAN$13.19 (1,279 Cal), and the Large Combo is CAN$14.19 (1,490 Cal). A Whopper with Bacon and Cheese costs CAN$10.39 (830 Cal). U.S. prices are similar, with a Whopper with Bacon and Cheese Meal at $14.19 (1,450 Cal).

The Bacon King and larger Whoppers are for those with big appetites. They offer more protein and calories. Customizing these burgers with extra items increases their size and price.

Adding items like bacon or cheese increases the price. Some menus list variations separately. Upgrading patties also raises the cost.

In Canada, a Crispy Chicken Sandwich costs CAN$7.19 (668 Cal). The Medium Combo is around CAN$11.79 (1,288 Cal). The Roadhouse Crispy Chicken costs CAN$9.59 (943 Cal) with a Medium Combo at CAN$14.19 (1,563 Cal). The Original Chicken is cheaper, with lower combo prices.

Chicken Fries in Canada are 5-piece for CAN$3.19 (220 Cal) and 9-piece for CAN$5.49 (390 Cal). Nuggets are priced the same. Medium and large combos include fries and a drink, increasing calories.

The Big Fish costs CAN$5.99 (512 Cal) in Canada. The Medium Combo is CAN$10.99 (1,132 Cal). Fish sandwiches are a lower-calorie option, depending on sides and drinks.

Value items include the Cheeseburger (CAN$2.99) and Hamburger (CAN$2.49). Small combos and 2-for deals are also affordable. Snack boxes and small-side deals can make for a cheap lunch.

Mix-and-match promotions let you choose two items for a set price. This can save money and offer variety.

Snack-box deals include Garlic Parmesan Chicken Fries Snack Box for CAN$5.00 (530 Cal). Pairing a snack box with a small drink makes for an affordable lunch.

Medium combos include the sandwich, medium fries, and a medium drink. Large combos upgrade the side and drink, increasing price and calories. Premium sides or shakes raise the combo cost further.

In Canada, a Whopper Medium Combo is CAN$13.19 (1,279 Cal), and a Large Combo is CAN$14.19 (1,490 Cal). The Whopper with Bacon and Cheese Meal is $14.19 (1,450 Cal) in the U.S., showing regional price differences.

Upgrading fries to onion rings or adding poutine increases the combo price. Choosing a shake instead of a soda also adds to the cost. Exact amounts vary by market and location.

Burger King offers seasonal and market-specific items. Examples include the Garlic Parmesan Whopper and Garlic Parmesan Chicken Fries. These are available as standalone sandwiches and combos.

Watch Burger King’s website, the Burger King app, in-restaurant signage, and local promotions. Limited launches and weekday lunch promotions often have discounts and offers.

Yes. The Burger King app offers exclusive coupons and deals. Combining app offers with value menu items or mix-and-match promotions can save money.

In Canada, a Small Coca-Cola is CAN$1.99, and a Large is CAN$3.09. Coffee is around CAN$1.69 to CAN$1.99. Specialty drinks like Blood Orange Lemonade are about CAN$2.59. U.S. prices are similar but in USD and vary by market.

Shakes cost around CAN$4.29 to CAN$4.89, depending on flavor. Desserts like sundaes and soft serve are about CAN$1.79 to CAN$2.99.

Fries cost roughly CAN$2.49 (Small) to CAN$3.99 (Large). Onion Rings are priced the same. Poutine is around CAN$5.79. Mozzarella Fries and other snack sides are CAN$3.19–5.00.

King Jr. Meals include Cheeseburger, Hamburger, and 3/4/6pc Nuggets or French Toast Sticks. Prices are around CAN$4.39–6.49. Meals include a kid’s side and drink, with calorie counts depending on choices.

King Jr. Meals are for smaller portions and kid-friendly sides and drinks. Adult value items like small cheeseburgers or combos sometimes have similar prices but offer larger portions.

Yes. The Impossible™ Whopper is a plant-based option (example Canadian price CAN$8.49, 688 Cal). Medium and Large combo prices mirror the beef Whopper tiers. Availability varies by market.

Lighter choices include smaller sandwiches like the Whopper Jr. (CAN$4.69, 323 Cal). Wraps and fish sandwiches like the Spicy Big Fish (CAN$5.99, ~429 Cal) are also options. Choosing smaller sides or apple slices and water or milk keeps calories lower.

Burger King provides nutrition and allergen information online and in restaurants. The “Have It Your Way” policy lets customers remove or add ingredients. Customizations may change price and calorie counts.

Use the Burger King app for exclusive coupons, time visits around promotions, mix value menu items with snack boxes, and take advantage of 2-for or mix-and-match deals. Small side and drink choices reduce cost and calories. Local franchises and regional promotions can also offer extra savings.

Burger King’s lunch menu features flame-grilled burgers like the Whopper family. It also has chicken sandwiches, Chicken Fries, and nuggets. You can find fish sandwiches, sides, shakes, desserts, and soft drinks too. Many places offer special deals and promotions.

Sandwiches have base prices. Combos add a side and a drink, increasing price and calories. For example, a Whopper costs CAN$7.99, with a Medium Combo at CAN$13.19 and a Large Combo at CAN$14.19. Premium burgers and combos are pricier.

Yes, prices vary between the U.S. and Canada. Canadian menus include items like poutine, reflecting local tastes. U.S. menus use USD and prices can differ due to taxes and franchise pricing.

In Canada, a Whopper costs CAN$7.99 (660 Cal). The Whopper Medium Combo is CAN$13.19 (1,279 Cal), and the Large Combo is CAN$14.19 (1,490 Cal). A Whopper with Bacon and Cheese costs CAN$10.39 (830 Cal). U.S. prices are similar, with a Whopper with Bacon and Cheese Meal at $14.19 (1,450 Cal).

The Bacon King and larger Whoppers are for those with big appetites. They offer more protein and calories. Customizing these burgers with extra items increases their size and price.

Adding items like bacon or cheese increases the price. Some menus list variations separately. Upgrading patties also raises the cost.

In Canada, a Crispy Chicken Sandwich costs CAN$7.19 (668 Cal). The Medium Combo is around CAN$11.79 (1,288 Cal). The Roadhouse Crispy Chicken costs CAN$9.59 (943 Cal) with a Medium Combo at CAN$14.19 (1,563 Cal). The Original Chicken is cheaper, with lower combo prices.

Chicken Fries in Canada are 5-piece for CAN$3.19 (220 Cal) and 9-piece for CAN$5.49 (390 Cal). Nuggets are priced the same. Medium and large combos include fries and a drink, increasing calories.

The Big Fish costs CAN$5.99 (512 Cal) in Canada. The Medium Combo is CAN$10.99 (1,132 Cal). Fish sandwiches are a lower-calorie option, depending on sides and drinks.

Value items include the Cheeseburger (CAN$2.99) and Hamburger (CAN$2.49). Small combos and 2-for deals are also affordable. Snack boxes and small-side deals can make for a cheap lunch.

Mix-and-match promotions let you choose two items for a set price. This can save money and offer variety.

Snack-box deals include Garlic Parmesan Chicken Fries Snack Box for CAN$5.00 (530 Cal). Pairing a snack box with a small drink makes for an affordable lunch.

Medium combos include the sandwich, medium fries, and a medium drink. Large combos upgrade the side and drink, increasing price and calories. Premium sides or shakes raise the combo cost further.

In Canada, a Whopper Medium Combo is CAN$13.19 (1,279 Cal), and a Large Combo is CAN$14.19 (1,490 Cal). The Whopper with Bacon and Cheese Meal is $14.19 (1,450 Cal) in the U.S., showing regional price differences.

Upgrading fries to onion rings or adding poutine increases the combo price. Choosing a shake instead of a soda also adds to the cost. Exact amounts vary by market and location.

Burger King offers seasonal and market-specific items. Examples include the Garlic Parmesan Whopper and Garlic Parmesan Chicken Fries. These are available as standalone sandwiches and combos.

Watch Burger King’s website, the Burger King app, in-restaurant signage, and local promotions. Limited launches and weekday lunch promotions often have discounts and offers.

Yes. The Burger King app offers exclusive coupons and deals. Combining app offers with value menu items or mix-and-match promotions can save money.

In Canada, a Small Coca-Cola is CAN$1.99, and a Large is CAN$3.09. Coffee is around CAN$1.69 to CAN$1.99. Specialty drinks like Blood Orange Lemonade are about CAN$2.59. U.S. prices are similar but in USD and vary by market.

Shakes cost around CAN$4.29 to CAN$4.89, depending on flavor. Desserts like sundaes and soft serve are about CAN$1.79 to CAN$2.99.

Fries cost roughly CAN$2.49 (Small) to CAN$3.99 (Large). Onion Rings are priced the same. Poutine is around CAN$5.79. Mozzarella Fries and other snack sides are CAN$3.19–5.00.

King Jr. Meals include Cheeseburger, Hamburger, and 3/4/6pc Nuggets or French Toast Sticks. Prices are around CAN$4.39–6.49. Meals include a kid’s side and drink, with calorie counts depending on choices.

King Jr. Meals are for smaller portions and kid-friendly sides and drinks. Adult value items like small cheeseburgers or combos sometimes have similar prices but offer larger portions.

Yes. The Impossible™ Whopper is a plant-based option (example Canadian price CAN$8.49, 688 Cal). Medium and Large combo prices mirror the beef Whopper tiers. Availability varies by market.

Lighter choices include smaller sandwiches like the Whopper Jr. (CAN$4.69, 323 Cal). Wraps and fish sandwiches like the Spicy Big Fish (CAN$5.99, ~429 Cal) are also options. Choosing smaller sides or apple slices and water or milk keeps calories lower.

Burger King provides nutrition and allergen information online and in restaurants. The “Have It Your Way” policy lets customers remove or add ingredients. Customizations may change price and calorie counts.

Use the Burger King app for exclusive coupons, time visits around promotions, mix value menu items with snack boxes, and take advantage of 2-for or mix-and-match deals. Small side and drink choices reduce cost and calories. Local franchises and regional promotions can also offer extra savings.

Burger King’s lunch menu features flame-grilled burgers like the Whopper family. It also has chicken sandwiches, Chicken Fries, and nuggets. You can find fish sandwiches, sides, shakes, desserts, and soft drinks too. Many places offer special deals and promotions.

Sandwiches have base prices. Combos add a side and a drink, increasing price and calories. For example, a Whopper costs CAN$7.99, with a Medium Combo at CAN$13.19 and a Large Combo at CAN$14.19. Premium burgers and combos are pricier.

Yes, prices vary between the U.S. and Canada. Canadian menus include items like poutine, reflecting local tastes. U.S. menus use USD and prices can differ due to taxes and franchise pricing.

In Canada, a Whopper costs CAN$7.99 (660 Cal). The Whopper Medium Combo is CAN$13.19 (1,279 Cal), and the Large Combo is CAN$14.19 (1,490 Cal). A Whopper with Bacon and Cheese costs CAN$10.39 (830 Cal). U.S. prices are similar, with a Whopper with Bacon and Cheese Meal at $14.19 (1,450 Cal).

The Bacon King and larger Whoppers are for those with big appetites. They offer more protein and calories. Customizing these burgers with extra items increases their size and price.

Adding items like bacon or cheese increases the price. Some menus list variations separately. Upgrading patties also raises the cost.

In Canada, a Crispy Chicken Sandwich costs CAN$7.19 (668 Cal). The Medium Combo is around CAN$11.79 (1,288 Cal). The Roadhouse Crispy Chicken costs CAN$9.59 (943 Cal) with a Medium Combo at CAN$14.19 (1,563 Cal). The Original Chicken is cheaper, with lower combo prices.

Chicken Fries in Canada are 5-piece for CAN$3.19 (220 Cal) and 9-piece for CAN$5.49 (390 Cal). Nuggets are priced the same. Medium and large combos include fries and a drink, increasing calories.

The Big Fish costs CAN$5.99 (512 Cal) in Canada. The Medium Combo is CAN$10.99 (1,132 Cal). Fish sandwiches are a lower-calorie option, depending on sides and drinks.

Value items include the Cheeseburger (CAN$2.99) and Hamburger (CAN$2.49). Small combos and 2-for deals are also affordable. Snack boxes and small-side deals can make for a cheap lunch.

Mix-and-match promotions let you choose two items for a set price. This can save money and offer variety.

Snack-box deals include Garlic Parmesan Chicken Fries Snack Box for CAN$5.00 (530 Cal). Pairing a snack box with a small drink makes for an affordable lunch.

Medium combos include the sandwich, medium fries, and a medium drink. Large combos upgrade the side and drink, increasing price and calories. Premium sides or shakes raise the combo cost further.

In Canada, a Whopper Medium Combo is CAN$13.19 (1,279 Cal), and a Large Combo is CAN$14.19 (1,490 Cal). The Whopper with Bacon and Cheese Meal is $14.19 (1,450 Cal) in the U.S., showing regional price differences.

Upgrading fries to onion rings or adding poutine increases the combo price. Choosing a shake instead of a soda also adds to the cost. Exact amounts vary by market and location.

Burger King offers seasonal and market-specific items. Examples include the Garlic Parmesan Whopper and Garlic Parmesan Chicken Fries. These are available as standalone sandwiches and combos.

Watch Burger King’s website, the Burger King app, in-restaurant signage, and local promotions. Limited launches and weekday lunch promotions often have discounts and offers.

Yes. The Burger King app offers exclusive coupons and deals. Combining app offers with value menu items or mix-and-match promotions can save money.

In Canada, a Small Coca-Cola is CAN$1.99, and a Large is CAN$3.09. Coffee is around CAN$1.69 to CAN$1.99. Specialty drinks like Blood Orange Lemonade are about CAN$2.59. U.S. prices are similar but in USD and vary by market.

Shakes cost around CAN$4.29 to CAN$4.89, depending on flavor. Desserts like sundaes and soft serve are about CAN$1.79 to CAN$2.99.

Fries cost roughly CAN$2.49 (Small) to CAN$3.99 (Large). Onion Rings are priced the same. Poutine is around CAN$5.79. Mozzarella Fries and other snack sides are CAN$3.19–5.00.

King Jr. Meals include Cheeseburger, Hamburger, and 3/4/6pc Nuggets or French Toast Sticks. Prices are around CAN$4.39–6.49. Meals include a kid’s side and drink, with calorie counts depending on choices.

King Jr. Meals are for smaller portions and kid-friendly sides and drinks. Adult value items like small cheeseburgers or combos sometimes have similar prices but offer larger portions.

Yes. The Impossible™ Whopper is a plant-based option (example Canadian price CAN$8.49, 688 Cal). Medium and Large combo prices mirror the beef Whopper tiers. Availability varies by market.

Lighter choices include smaller sandwiches like the Whopper Jr. (CAN$4.69, 323 Cal). Wraps and fish sandwiches like the Spicy Big Fish (CAN$5.99, ~429 Cal) are also options. Choosing smaller sides or apple slices and water or milk keeps calories lower.

Burger King provides nutrition and allergen information online and in restaurants. The “Have It Your Way” policy lets customers remove or add ingredients. Customizations may change price and calorie counts.

Use the Burger King app for exclusive coupons, time visits around promotions, mix value menu items with snack boxes, and take advantage of 2-for or mix-and-match deals. Small side and drink choices reduce cost and calories. Local franchises and regional promotions can also offer extra savings.

Burger King’s lunch menu features flame-grilled burgers like the Whopper family. It also has chicken sandwiches, Chicken Fries, and nuggets. You can find fish sandwiches, sides, shakes, desserts, and soft drinks too. Many places offer special deals and promotions.

Sandwiches have base prices. Combos add a side and a drink, increasing price and calories. For example, a Whopper costs CAN$7.99, with a Medium Combo at CAN$13.19 and a Large Combo at CAN$14.19. Premium burgers and combos are pricier.

Yes, prices vary between the U.S. and Canada. Canadian menus include items like poutine, reflecting local tastes. U.S. menus use USD and prices can differ due to taxes and franchise pricing.

In Canada, a Whopper costs CAN$7.99 (660 Cal). The Whopper Medium Combo is CAN$13.19 (1,279 Cal), and the Large Combo is CAN$14.19 (1,490 Cal). A Whopper with Bacon and Cheese costs CAN$10.39 (830 Cal). U.S. prices are similar, with a Whopper with Bacon and Cheese Meal at $14.19 (1,450 Cal).

The Bacon King and larger Whoppers are for those with big appetites. They offer more protein and calories. Customizing these burgers with extra items increases their size and price.

Adding items like bacon or cheese increases the price. Some menus list variations separately. Upgrading patties also raises the cost.

In Canada, a Crispy Chicken Sandwich costs CAN$7.19 (668 Cal). The Medium Combo is around CAN$11.79 (1,288 Cal). The Roadhouse Crispy Chicken costs CAN$9.59 (943 Cal) with a Medium Combo at CAN$14.19 (1,563 Cal). The Original Chicken is cheaper, with lower combo prices.

Chicken Fries in Canada are 5-piece for CAN$3.19 (220 Cal) and 9-piece for CAN$5.49 (390 Cal). Nuggets are priced the same. Medium and large combos include fries and a drink, increasing calories.

The Big Fish costs CAN$5.99 (512 Cal) in Canada. The Medium Combo is CAN$10.99 (1,132 Cal). Fish sandwiches are a lower-calorie option, depending on sides and drinks.

Value items include the Cheeseburger (CAN$2.99) and Hamburger (CAN$2.49). Small combos and 2-for deals are also affordable. Snack boxes and small-side deals can make for a cheap lunch.

Mix-and-match promotions let you choose two items for a set price. This can save money and offer variety.

Snack-box deals include Garlic Parmesan Chicken Fries Snack Box for CAN$5.00 (530 Cal). Pairing a snack box with a small drink makes for an affordable lunch.

Medium combos include the sandwich, medium fries, and a medium drink. Large combos upgrade the side and drink, increasing price and calories. Premium sides or shakes raise the combo cost further.

In Canada, a Whopper Medium Combo is CAN$13.19 (1,279 Cal), and a Large Combo is CAN$14.19 (1,490 Cal). The Whopper with Bacon and Cheese Meal is $14.19 (1,450 Cal) in the U.S., showing regional price differences.

Upgrading fries to onion rings or adding poutine increases the combo price. Choosing a shake instead of a soda also adds to the cost. Exact amounts vary by market and location.

Burger King offers seasonal and market-specific items. Examples include the Garlic Parmesan Whopper and Garlic Parmesan Chicken Fries. These are available as standalone sandwiches and combos.

Watch Burger King’s website, the Burger King app, in-restaurant signage, and local promotions. Limited launches and weekday lunch promotions often have discounts and offers.

Yes. The Burger King app offers exclusive coupons and deals. Combining app offers with value menu items or mix-and-match promotions can save money.

In Canada, a Small Coca-Cola is CAN$1.99, and a Large is CAN$3.09. Coffee is around CAN$1.69 to CAN$1.99. Specialty drinks like Blood Orange Lemonade are about CAN$2.59. U.S. prices are similar but in USD and vary by market.

Shakes cost around CAN$4.29 to CAN$4.89, depending on flavor. Desserts like sundaes and soft serve are about CAN$1.79 to CAN$2.99.

Fries cost roughly CAN$2.49 (Small) to CAN$3.99 (Large). Onion Rings are priced the same. Poutine is around CAN$5.79. Mozzarella Fries and other snack sides are CAN$3.19–5.00.

King Jr. Meals include Cheeseburger, Hamburger, and 3/4/6pc Nuggets or French Toast Sticks. Prices are around CAN$4.39–6.49. Meals include a kid’s side and drink, with calorie counts depending on choices.

King Jr. Meals are for smaller portions and kid-friendly sides and drinks. Adult value items like small cheeseburgers or combos sometimes have similar prices but offer larger portions.

Yes. The Impossible™ Whopper is a plant-based option (example Canadian price CAN$8.49, 688 Cal). Medium and Large combo prices mirror the beef Whopper tiers. Availability varies by market.

Lighter choices include smaller sandwiches like the Whopper Jr. (CAN$4.69, 323 Cal). Wraps and fish sandwiches like the Spicy Big Fish (CAN$5.99, ~429 Cal) are also options. Choosing smaller sides or apple slices and water or milk keeps calories lower.

Burger King provides nutrition and allergen information online and in restaurants. The “Have It Your Way” policy lets customers remove or add ingredients. Customizations may change price and calorie counts.

Use the Burger King app for exclusive coupons, time visits around promotions, mix value menu items with snack boxes, and take advantage of 2-for or mix-and-match deals. Small side and drink choices reduce cost and calories. Local franchises and regional promotions can also offer extra savings.

Burger King’s lunch menu features flame-grilled burgers like the Whopper family. It also has chicken sandwiches, Chicken Fries, and nuggets. You can find fish sandwiches, sides, shakes, desserts, and soft drinks too. Many places offer special deals and promotions.

Sandwiches have base prices. Combos add a side and a drink, increasing price and calories. For example, a Whopper costs CAN$7.99, with a Medium Combo at CAN$13.19 and a Large Combo at CAN$14.19. Premium burgers and combos are pricier.

Yes, prices vary between the U.S. and Canada. Canadian menus include items like poutine, reflecting local tastes. U.S. menus use USD and prices can differ due to taxes and franchise pricing.

In Canada, a Whopper costs CAN$7.99 (660 Cal). The Whopper Medium Combo is CAN$13.19 (1,279 Cal), and the Large Combo is CAN$14.19 (1,490 Cal). A Whopper with Bacon and Cheese costs CAN$10.39 (830 Cal). U.S. prices are similar, with a Whopper with Bacon and Cheese Meal at $14.19 (1,450 Cal).

The Bacon King and larger Whoppers are for those with big appetites. They offer more protein and calories. Customizing these burgers with extra items increases their size and price.

Adding items like bacon or cheese increases the price. Some menus list variations separately. Upgrading patties also raises the cost.

In Canada, a Crispy Chicken Sandwich costs CAN$7.19 (668 Cal). The Medium Combo is around CAN$11.79 (1,288 Cal). The Roadhouse Crispy Chicken costs CAN$9.59 (943 Cal) with a Medium Combo at CAN$14.19 (1,563 Cal). The Original Chicken is cheaper, with lower combo prices.

Chicken Fries in Canada are 5-piece for CAN$3.19 (220 Cal) and 9-piece for CAN$5.49 (390 Cal). Nuggets are priced the same. Medium and large combos include fries and a drink, increasing calories.

The Big Fish costs CAN$5.99 (512 Cal) in Canada. The Medium Combo is CAN$10.99 (1,132 Cal). Fish sandwiches are a lower-calorie option, depending on sides and drinks.

Value items include the Cheeseburger (CAN$2.99) and Hamburger (CAN$2.49). Small combos and 2-for deals are also affordable. Snack boxes and small-side deals can make for a cheap lunch.

Mix-and-match promotions let you choose two items for a set price. This can save money and offer variety.

Snack-box deals include Garlic Parmesan Chicken Fries Snack Box for CAN$5.00 (530 Cal). Pairing a snack box with a small drink makes for an affordable lunch.

Medium combos include the sandwich, medium fries, and a medium drink. Large combos upgrade the side and drink, increasing price and calories. Premium sides or shakes raise the combo cost further.

In Canada, a Whopper Medium Combo is CAN$13.19 (1,279 Cal), and a Large Combo is CAN$14.19 (1,490 Cal). The Whopper with Bacon and Cheese Meal is $14.19 (1,450 Cal) in the U.S., showing regional price differences.

Upgrading fries to onion rings or adding poutine increases the combo price. Choosing a shake instead of a soda also adds to the cost. Exact amounts vary by market and location.

Burger King offers seasonal and market-specific items. Examples include the Garlic Parmesan Whopper and Garlic Parmesan Chicken Fries. These are available as standalone sandwiches and combos.

Watch Burger King’s website, the Burger King app, in-restaurant signage, and local promotions. Limited launches and weekday lunch promotions often have discounts and offers.

Yes. The Burger King app offers exclusive coupons and deals. Combining app offers with value menu items or mix-and-match promotions can save money.

In Canada, a Small Coca-Cola is CAN$1.99, and a Large is CAN$3.09. Coffee is around CAN$1.69 to CAN$1.99. Specialty drinks like Blood Orange Lemonade are about CAN$2.59. U.S. prices are similar but in USD and vary by market.

Shakes cost around CAN$4.29 to CAN$4.89, depending on flavor. Desserts like sundaes and soft serve are about CAN$1.79 to CAN$2.99.

Fries cost roughly CAN$2.49 (Small) to CAN$3.99 (Large). Onion Rings are priced the same. Poutine is around CAN$5.79. Mozzarella Fries and other snack sides are CAN$3.19–5.00.

King Jr. Meals include Cheeseburger, Hamburger, and 3/4/6pc Nuggets or French Toast Sticks. Prices are around CAN$4.39–6.49. Meals include a kid’s side and drink, with calorie counts depending on choices.

King Jr. Meals are for smaller portions and kid-friendly sides and drinks. Adult value items like small cheeseburgers or combos sometimes have similar prices but offer larger portions.

Yes. The Impossible™ Whopper is a plant-based option (example Canadian price CAN$8.49, 688 Cal). Medium and Large combo prices mirror the beef Whopper tiers. Availability varies by market.

Lighter choices include smaller sandwiches like the Whopper Jr. (CAN$4.69, 323 Cal). Wraps and fish sandwiches like the Spicy Big Fish (CAN$5.99, ~429 Cal) are also options. Choosing smaller sides or apple slices and water or milk keeps calories lower.

Burger King provides nutrition and allergen information online and in restaurants. The “Have It Your Way” policy lets customers remove or add ingredients. Customizations may change price and calorie counts.

Use the Burger King app for exclusive coupons, time visits around promotions, mix value menu items with snack boxes, and take advantage of 2-for or mix-and-match deals. Small side and drink choices reduce cost and calories. Local franchises and regional promotions can also offer extra savings.

Burger King’s lunch menu features flame-grilled burgers like the Whopper family. It also has chicken sandwiches, Chicken Fries, and nuggets. You can find fish sandwiches, sides, shakes, desserts, and soft drinks too. Many places offer special deals and promotions.

Sandwiches have base prices. Combos add a side and a drink, increasing price and calories. For example, a Whopper costs CAN$7.99, with a Medium Combo at CAN$13.19 and a Large Combo at CAN$14.19. Premium burgers and combos are pricier.

Yes, prices vary between the U.S. and Canada. Canadian menus include items like poutine, reflecting local tastes. U.S. menus use USD and prices can differ due to taxes and franchise pricing.

In Canada, a Whopper costs CAN$7.99 (660 Cal). The Whopper Medium Combo is CAN$13.19 (1,279 Cal), and the Large Combo is CAN$14.19 (1,490 Cal). A Whopper with Bacon and Cheese costs CAN$10.39 (830 Cal). U.S. prices are similar, with a Whopper with Bacon and Cheese Meal at $14.19 (1,450 Cal).

The Bacon King and larger Whoppers are for those with big appetites. They offer more protein and calories. Customizing these burgers with extra items increases their size and price.

Adding items like bacon or cheese increases the price. Some menus list variations separately. Upgrading patties also raises the cost.

In Canada, a Crispy Chicken Sandwich costs CAN$7.19 (668 Cal). The Medium Combo is around CAN$11.79 (1,288 Cal). The Roadhouse Crispy Chicken costs CAN$9.59 (943 Cal) with a Medium Combo at CAN$14.19 (1,563 Cal). The Original Chicken is cheaper, with lower combo prices.

Chicken Fries in Canada are 5-piece for CAN$3.19 (220 Cal) and 9-piece for CAN$5.49 (390 Cal). Nuggets are priced the same. Medium and large combos include fries and a drink, increasing calories.

The Big Fish costs CAN$5.99 (512 Cal) in Canada. The Medium Combo is CAN$10.99 (1,132 Cal). Fish sandwiches are a lower-calorie option, depending on sides and drinks.

Value items include the Cheeseburger (CAN$2.99) and Hamburger (CAN$2.49). Small combos and 2-for deals are also affordable. Snack boxes and small-side deals can make for a cheap lunch.

Mix-and-match promotions let you choose two items for a set price. This can save money and offer variety.

Snack-box deals include Garlic Parmesan Chicken Fries Snack Box for CAN$5.00 (530 Cal). Pairing a snack box with a small drink makes for an affordable lunch.

Medium combos include the sandwich, medium fries, and a medium drink. Large combos upgrade the side and drink, increasing price and calories. Premium sides or shakes raise the combo cost further.

In Canada, a Whopper Medium Combo is CAN$13.19 (1,279 Cal), and a Large Combo is CAN$14.19 (1,490 Cal). The Whopper with Bacon and Cheese Meal is $14.19 (1,450 Cal) in the U.S., showing regional price differences.

Upgrading fries to onion rings or adding poutine increases the combo price. Choosing a shake instead of a soda also adds to the cost. Exact amounts vary by market and location.

Burger King offers seasonal and market-specific items. Examples include the Garlic Parmesan Whopper and Garlic Parmesan Chicken Fries. These are available as standalone sandwiches and combos.

Watch Burger King’s website, the Burger King app, in-restaurant signage, and local promotions. Limited launches and weekday lunch promotions often have discounts and offers.

Yes. The Burger King app offers exclusive coupons and deals. Combining app offers with value menu items or mix-and-match promotions can save money.

In Canada, a Small Coca-Cola is CAN$1.99, and a Large is CAN$3.09. Coffee is around CAN$1.69 to CAN$1.99. Specialty drinks like Blood Orange Lemonade are about CAN$2.59. U.S. prices are similar but in USD and vary by market.

Shakes cost around CAN$4.29 to CAN$4.89, depending on flavor. Desserts like sundaes and soft serve are about CAN$1.79 to CAN$2.99.

Fries cost roughly CAN$2.49 (Small) to CAN$3.99 (Large). Onion Rings are priced the same. Poutine is around CAN$5.79. Mozzarella Fries and other snack sides are CAN$3.19–5.00.

King Jr. Meals include Cheeseburger, Hamburger, and 3/4/6pc Nuggets or French Toast Sticks. Prices are around CAN$4.39–6.49. Meals include a kid’s side and drink, with calorie counts depending on choices.

King Jr. Meals are for smaller portions and kid-friendly sides and drinks. Adult value items like small cheeseburgers or combos sometimes have similar prices but offer larger portions.

Yes. The Impossible™ Whopper is a plant-based option (example Canadian price CAN$8.49, 688 Cal). Medium and Large combo prices mirror the beef Whopper tiers. Availability varies by market.

Lighter choices include smaller sandwiches like the Whopper Jr. (CAN$4.69, 323 Cal). Wraps and fish sandwiches like the Spicy Big Fish (CAN$5.99, ~429 Cal) are also options. Choosing smaller sides or apple slices and water or milk keeps calories lower.

Burger King provides nutrition and allergen information online and in restaurants. The “Have It Your Way” policy lets customers remove or add ingredients. Customizations may change price and calorie counts.

Use the Burger King app for exclusive coupons, time visits around promotions, mix value menu items with snack boxes, and take advantage of 2-for or mix-and-match deals. Small side and drink choices reduce cost and calories. Local franchises and regional promotions can also offer extra savings.

Burger King’s lunch menu features flame-grilled burgers like the Whopper family. It also has chicken sandwiches, Chicken Fries, and nuggets. You can find fish sandwiches, sides, shakes, desserts, and soft drinks too. Many places offer special deals and promotions.

Sandwiches have base prices. Combos add a side and a drink, increasing price and calories. For example, a Whopper costs CAN$7.99, with a Medium Combo at CAN$13.19 and a Large Combo at CAN$14.19. Premium burgers and combos are pricier.

Yes, prices vary between the U.S. and Canada. Canadian menus include items like poutine, reflecting local tastes. U.S. menus use USD and prices can differ due to taxes and franchise pricing.

In Canada, a Whopper costs CAN$7.99 (660 Cal). The Whopper Medium Combo is CAN$13.19 (1,279 Cal), and the Large Combo is CAN$14.19 (1,490 Cal). A Whopper with Bacon and Cheese costs CAN$10.39 (830 Cal). U.S. prices are similar, with a Whopper with Bacon and Cheese Meal at $14.19 (1,450 Cal).

The Bacon King and larger Whoppers are for those with big appetites. They offer more protein and calories. Customizing these burgers with extra items increases their size and price.

Adding items like bacon or cheese increases the price. Some menus list variations separately. Upgrading patties also raises the cost.

In Canada, a Crispy Chicken Sandwich costs CAN$7.19 (668 Cal). The Medium Combo is around CAN$11.79 (1,288 Cal). The Roadhouse Crispy Chicken costs CAN$9.59 (943 Cal) with a Medium Combo at CAN$14.19 (1,563 Cal). The Original Chicken is cheaper, with lower combo prices.

Chicken Fries in Canada are 5-piece for CAN$3.19 (220 Cal) and 9-piece for CAN$5.49 (390 Cal). Nuggets are priced the same. Medium and large combos include fries and a drink, increasing calories.

The Big Fish costs CAN$5.99 (512 Cal) in Canada. The Medium Combo is CAN$10.99 (1,132 Cal). Fish sandwiches are a lower-calorie option, depending on sides and drinks.

Value items include the Cheeseburger (CAN$2.99) and Hamburger (CAN$2.49). Small combos and 2-for deals are also affordable. Snack boxes and small-side deals can make for a cheap lunch.

Mix-and-match promotions let you choose two items for a set price. This can save money and offer variety.

Snack-box deals include Garlic Parmesan Chicken Fries Snack Box for CAN$5.00 (530 Cal). Pairing a snack box with a small drink makes for an affordable lunch.

Medium combos include the sandwich, medium fries, and a medium drink. Large combos upgrade the side and drink, increasing price and calories. Premium sides or shakes raise the combo cost further.

In Canada, a Whopper Medium Combo is CAN$13.19 (1,279 Cal), and a Large Combo is CAN$14.19 (1,490 Cal). The Whopper with Bacon and Cheese Meal is $14.19 (1,450 Cal) in the U.S., showing regional price differences.

Upgrading fries to onion rings or adding poutine increases the combo price. Choosing a shake instead of a soda also adds to the cost. Exact amounts vary by market and location.

Burger King offers seasonal and market-specific items. Examples include the Garlic Parmesan Whopper and Garlic Parmesan Chicken Fries. These are available as standalone sandwiches and combos.

Watch Burger King’s website, the Burger King app, in-restaurant signage, and local promotions. Limited launches and weekday lunch promotions often have discounts and offers.

Yes. The Burger King app offers exclusive coupons and deals. Combining app offers with value menu items or mix-and-match promotions can save money.

In Canada, a Small Coca-Cola is CAN$1.99, and a Large is CAN$3.09. Coffee is around CAN$1.69 to CAN$1.99. Specialty drinks like Blood Orange Lemonade are about CAN$2.59. U.S. prices are similar but in USD and vary by market.

Shakes cost around CAN$4.29 to CAN$4.89, depending on flavor. Desserts like sundaes and soft serve are about CAN$1.79 to CAN$2.99.

Fries cost roughly CAN$2.49 (Small) to CAN$3.99 (Large). Onion Rings are priced the same. Poutine is around CAN$5.79. Mozzarella Fries and other snack sides are CAN$3.19–5.00.

King Jr. Meals include Cheeseburger, Hamburger, and 3/4/6pc Nuggets or French Toast Sticks. Prices are around CAN$4.39–6.49. Meals include a kid’s side and drink, with calorie counts depending on choices.

King Jr. Meals are for smaller portions and kid-friendly sides and drinks. Adult value items like small cheeseburgers or combos sometimes have similar prices but offer larger portions.

Yes. The Impossible™ Whopper is a plant-based option (example Canadian price CAN$8.49, 688 Cal). Medium and Large combo prices mirror the beef Whopper tiers. Availability varies by market.

Lighter choices include smaller sandwiches like the Whopper Jr. (CAN$4.69, 323 Cal). Wraps and fish sandwiches like the Spicy Big Fish (CAN$5.99, ~429 Cal) are also options. Choosing smaller sides or apple slices and water or milk keeps calories lower.

Burger King provides nutrition and allergen information online and in restaurants. The “Have It Your Way” policy lets customers remove or add ingredients. Customizations may change price and calorie counts.

Use the Burger King app for exclusive coupons, time visits around promotions, mix value menu items with snack boxes, and take advantage of 2-for or mix-and-match deals. Small side and drink choices reduce cost and calories. Local franchises and regional promotions can also offer extra savings.

Burger King’s lunch menu features flame-grilled burgers like the Whopper family. It also has chicken sandwiches, Chicken Fries, and nuggets. You can find fish sandwiches, sides, shakes, desserts, and soft drinks too. Many places offer special deals and promotions.

Sandwiches have base prices. Combos add a side and a drink, increasing price and calories. For example, a Whopper costs CAN$7.99, with a Medium Combo at CAN$13.19 and a Large Combo at CAN$14.19. Premium burgers and combos are pricier.

Yes, prices vary between the U.S. and Canada. Canadian menus include items like poutine, reflecting local tastes. U.S. menus use USD and prices can differ due to taxes and franchise pricing.

In Canada, a Whopper costs CAN$7.99 (660 Cal). The Whopper Medium Combo is CAN$13.19 (1,279 Cal), and the Large Combo is CAN$14.19 (1,490 Cal). A Whopper with Bacon and Cheese costs CAN$10.39 (830 Cal). U.S. prices are similar, with a Whopper with Bacon and Cheese Meal at $14.19 (1,450 Cal).

The Bacon King and larger Whoppers are for those with big appetites. They offer more protein and calories. Customizing these burgers with extra items increases their size and price.

Adding items like bacon or cheese increases the price. Some menus list variations separately. Upgrading patties also raises the cost.

In Canada, a Crispy Chicken Sandwich costs CAN$7.19 (668 Cal). The Medium Combo is around CAN$11.79 (1,288 Cal). The Roadhouse Crispy Chicken costs CAN$9.59 (943 Cal) with a Medium Combo at CAN$14.19 (1,563 Cal). The Original Chicken is cheaper, with lower combo prices.

Chicken Fries in Canada are 5-piece for CAN$3.19 (220 Cal) and 9-piece for CAN$5.49 (390 Cal). Nuggets are priced the same. Medium and large combos include fries and a drink, increasing calories.

The Big Fish costs CAN$5.99 (512 Cal) in Canada. The Medium Combo is CAN$10.99 (1,132 Cal). Fish sandwiches are a lower-calorie option, depending on sides and drinks.

Value items include the Cheeseburger (CAN$2.99) and Hamburger (CAN$2.49). Small combos and 2-for deals are also affordable. Snack boxes and small-side deals can make for a cheap lunch.

Mix-and-match promotions let you choose two items for a set price. This can save money and offer variety.

Snack-box deals include Garlic Parmesan Chicken Fries Snack Box for CAN$5.00 (530 Cal). Pairing a snack box with a small drink makes for an affordable lunch.

Medium combos include the sandwich, medium fries, and a medium drink. Large combos upgrade the side and drink, increasing price and calories. Premium sides or shakes raise the combo cost further.

In Canada, a Whopper Medium Combo is CAN$13.19 (1,279 Cal), and a Large Combo is CAN$14.19 (1,490 Cal). The Whopper with Bacon and Cheese Meal is $14.19 (1,450 Cal) in the U.S., showing regional price differences.

Upgrading fries to onion rings or adding poutine increases the combo price. Choosing a shake instead of a soda also adds to the cost. Exact amounts vary by market and location.

Burger King offers seasonal and market-specific items. Examples include the Garlic Parmesan Whopper and Garlic Parmesan Chicken Fries. These are available as standalone sandwiches and combos.

Watch Burger King’s website, the Burger King app, in-restaurant signage, and local promotions. Limited launches and weekday lunch promotions often have discounts and offers.

Yes. The Burger King app offers exclusive coupons and deals. Combining app offers with value menu items or mix-and-match promotions can save money.

In Canada, a Small Coca-Cola is CAN$1.99, and a Large is CAN$3.09. Coffee is around CAN$1.69 to CAN$1.99. Specialty drinks like Blood Orange Lemonade are about CAN$2.59. U.S. prices are similar but in USD and vary by market.

Shakes cost around CAN$4.29 to CAN$4.89, depending on flavor. Desserts like sundaes and soft serve are about CAN$1.79 to CAN$2.99.

Fries cost roughly CAN$2.49 (Small) to CAN$3.99 (Large). Onion Rings are priced the same. Poutine is around CAN$5.79. Mozzarella Fries and other snack sides are CAN$3.19–5.00.

King Jr. Meals include Cheeseburger, Hamburger, and 3/4/6pc Nuggets or French Toast Sticks. Prices are around CAN$4.39–6.49. Meals include a kid’s side and drink, with calorie counts depending on choices.

King Jr. Meals are for smaller portions and kid-friendly sides and drinks. Adult value items like small cheeseburgers or combos sometimes have similar prices but offer larger portions.

Yes. The Impossible™ Whopper is a plant-based option (example Canadian price CAN$8.49, 688 Cal). Medium and Large combo prices mirror the beef Whopper tiers. Availability varies by market.

Lighter choices include smaller sandwiches like the Whopper Jr. (CAN$4.69, 323 Cal). Wraps and fish sandwiches like the Spicy Big Fish (CAN$5.99, ~429 Cal) are also options. Choosing smaller sides or apple slices and water or milk keeps calories lower.

Burger King provides nutrition and allergen information online and in restaurants. The “Have It Your Way” policy lets customers remove or add ingredients. Customizations may change price and calorie counts.

Use the Burger King app for exclusive coupons, time visits around promotions, mix value menu items with snack boxes, and take advantage of 2-for or mix-and-match deals. Small side and drink choices reduce cost and calories. Local franchises and regional promotions can also offer extra savings.

Burger King’s lunch menu features flame-grilled burgers like the Whopper family. It also has chicken sandwiches, Chicken Fries, and nuggets. You can find fish sandwiches, sides, shakes, desserts, and soft drinks too. Many places offer special deals and promotions.

Sandwiches have base prices. Combos add a side and a drink, increasing price and calories. For example, a Whopper costs CAN$7.99, with a Medium Combo at CAN$13.19 and a Large Combo at CAN$14.19. Premium burgers and combos are pricier.

Yes, prices vary between the U.S. and Canada. Canadian menus include items like poutine, reflecting local tastes. U.S. menus use USD and prices can differ due to taxes and franchise pricing.

In Canada, a Whopper costs CAN$7.99 (660 Cal). The Whopper Medium Combo is CAN$13.19 (1,279 Cal), and the Large Combo is CAN$14.19 (1,490 Cal). A Whopper with Bacon and Cheese costs CAN$10.39 (830 Cal). U.S. prices are similar, with a Whopper with Bacon and Cheese Meal at $14.19 (1,450 Cal).

The Bacon King and larger Whoppers are for those with big appetites. They offer more protein and calories. Customizing these burgers with extra items increases their size and price.

Adding items like bacon or cheese increases the price. Some menus list variations separately. Upgrading patties also raises the cost.

In Canada, a Crispy Chicken Sandwich costs CAN$7.19 (668 Cal). The Medium Combo is around CAN$11.79 (1,288 Cal). The Roadhouse Crispy Chicken costs CAN$9.59 (943 Cal) with a Medium Combo at CAN$14.19 (1,563 Cal). The Original Chicken is cheaper, with lower combo prices.

Chicken Fries in Canada are 5-piece for CAN$3.19 (220 Cal) and 9-piece for CAN$5.49 (390 Cal). Nuggets are priced the same. Medium and large combos include fries and a drink, increasing calories.

The Big Fish costs CAN$5.99 (512 Cal) in Canada. The Medium Combo is CAN$10.99 (1,132 Cal). Fish sandwiches are a lower-calorie option, depending on sides and drinks.

Value items include the Cheeseburger (CAN$2.99) and Hamburger (CAN$2.49). Small combos and 2-for deals are also affordable. Snack boxes and small-side deals can make for a cheap lunch.

Mix-and-match promotions let you choose two items for a set price. This can save money and offer variety.

Snack-box deals include Garlic Parmesan Chicken Fries Snack Box for CAN$5.00 (530 Cal). Pairing a snack box with a small drink makes for an affordable lunch.

Medium combos include the sandwich, medium fries, and a medium drink. Large combos upgrade the side and drink, increasing price and calories. Premium sides or shakes raise the combo cost further.

In Canada, a Whopper Medium Combo is CAN$13.19 (1,279 Cal), and a Large Combo is CAN$14.19 (1,490 Cal). The Whopper with Bacon and Cheese Meal is $14.19 (1,450 Cal) in the U.S., showing regional price differences.

Upgrading fries to onion rings or adding poutine increases the combo price. Choosing a shake instead of a soda also adds to the cost. Exact amounts vary by market and location.

Burger King offers seasonal and market-specific items. Examples include the Garlic Parmesan Whopper and Garlic Parmesan Chicken Fries. These are available as standalone sandwiches and combos.

Watch Burger King’s website, the Burger King app, in-restaurant signage, and local promotions. Limited launches and weekday lunch promotions often have discounts and offers.

Yes. The Burger King app offers exclusive coupons and deals. Combining app offers with value menu items or mix-and-match promotions can save money.

In Canada, a Small Coca-Cola is CAN$1.99, and a Large is CAN$3.09. Coffee is around CAN$1.69 to CAN$1.99. Specialty drinks like Blood Orange Lemonade are about CAN$2.59. U.S. prices are similar but in USD and vary by market.

Shakes cost around CAN$4.29 to CAN$4.89, depending on flavor. Desserts like sundaes and soft serve are about CAN$1.79 to CAN$2.99.

Fries cost roughly CAN$2.49 (Small) to CAN$3.99 (Large). Onion Rings are priced the same. Poutine is around CAN$5.79. Mozzarella Fries and other snack sides are CAN$3.19–5.00.

King Jr. Meals include Cheeseburger, Hamburger, and 3/4/6pc Nuggets or French Toast Sticks. Prices are around CAN$4.39–6.49. Meals include a kid’s side and drink, with calorie counts depending on choices.

King Jr. Meals are for smaller portions and kid-friendly sides and drinks. Adult value items like small cheeseburgers or combos sometimes have similar prices but offer larger portions.

Yes. The Impossible™ Whopper is a plant-based option (example Canadian price CAN$8.49, 688 Cal). Medium and Large combo prices mirror the beef Whopper tiers. Availability varies by market.

Lighter choices include smaller sandwiches like the Whopper Jr. (CAN$4.69, 323 Cal). Wraps and fish sandwiches like the Spicy Big Fish (CAN$5.99, ~429 Cal) are also options. Choosing smaller sides or apple slices and water or milk keeps calories lower.

Burger King provides nutrition and allergen information online and in restaurants. The “Have It Your Way” policy lets customers remove or add ingredients. Customizations may change price and calorie counts.

Use the Burger King app for exclusive coupons, time visits around promotions, mix value menu items with snack boxes, and take advantage of 2-for or mix-and-match deals. Small side and drink choices reduce cost and calories. Local franchises and regional promotions can also offer extra savings.

Burger King’s lunch menu features flame-grilled burgers like the Whopper family. It also has chicken sandwiches, Chicken Fries, and nuggets. You can find fish sandwiches, sides, shakes, desserts, and soft drinks too. Many places offer special deals and promotions.

Sandwiches have base prices. Combos add a side and a drink, increasing price and calories. For example, a Whopper costs CAN$7.99, with a Medium Combo at CAN$13.19 and a Large Combo at CAN$14.19. Premium burgers and combos are pricier.

Yes, prices vary between the U.S. and Canada. Canadian menus include items like poutine, reflecting local tastes. U.S. menus use USD and prices can differ due to taxes and franchise pricing.

In Canada, a Whopper costs CAN$7.99 (660 Cal). The Whopper Medium Combo is CAN$13.19 (1,279 Cal), and the Large Combo is CAN$14.19 (1,490 Cal). A Whopper with Bacon and Cheese costs CAN$10.39 (830 Cal). U.S. prices are similar, with a Whopper with Bacon and Cheese Meal at $14.19 (1,450 Cal).

The Bacon King and larger Whoppers are for those with big appetites. They offer more protein and calories. Customizing these burgers with extra items increases their size and price.

Adding items like bacon or cheese increases the price. Some menus list variations separately. Upgrading patties also raises the cost.

In Canada, a Crispy Chicken Sandwich costs CAN$7.19 (668 Cal). The Medium Combo is around CAN$11.79 (1,288 Cal). The Roadhouse Crispy Chicken costs CAN$9.59 (943 Cal) with a Medium Combo at CAN$14.19 (1,563 Cal). The Original Chicken is cheaper, with lower combo prices.

Chicken Fries in Canada are 5-piece for CAN$3.19 (220 Cal) and 9-piece for CAN$5.49 (390 Cal). Nuggets are priced the same. Medium and large combos include fries and a drink, increasing calories.

The Big Fish costs CAN$5.99 (512 Cal) in Canada. The Medium Combo is CAN$10.99 (1,132 Cal). Fish sandwiches are a lower-calorie option, depending on sides and drinks.

Value items include the Cheeseburger (CAN$2.99) and Hamburger (CAN$2.49). Small combos and 2-for deals are also affordable. Snack boxes and small-side deals can make for a cheap lunch.

Mix-and-match promotions let you choose two items for a set price. This can save money and offer variety.

Snack-box deals include Garlic Parmesan Chicken Fries Snack Box for CAN$5.00 (530 Cal). Pairing a snack box with a small drink makes for an affordable lunch.

Medium combos include the sandwich, medium fries, and a medium drink. Large combos upgrade the side and drink, increasing price and calories. Premium sides or shakes raise the combo cost further.

In Canada, a Whopper Medium Combo is CAN$13.19 (1,279 Cal), and a Large Combo is CAN$14.19 (1,490 Cal). The Whopper with Bacon and Cheese Meal is $14.19 (1,450 Cal) in the U.S., showing regional price differences.

Upgrading fries to onion rings or adding poutine increases the combo price. Choosing a shake instead of a soda also adds to the cost. Exact amounts vary by market and location.

Burger King offers seasonal and market-specific items. Examples include the Garlic Parmesan Whopper and Garlic Parmesan Chicken Fries. These are available as standalone sandwiches and combos.

Watch Burger King’s website, the Burger King app, in-restaurant signage, and local promotions. Limited launches and weekday lunch promotions often have discounts and offers.

Yes. The Burger King app offers exclusive coupons and deals. Combining app offers with value menu items or mix-and-match promotions can save money.

In Canada, a Small Coca-Cola is CAN$1.99, and a Large is CAN$3.09. Coffee is around CAN$1.69 to CAN$1.99. Specialty drinks like Blood Orange Lemonade are about CAN$2.59. U.S. prices are similar but in USD and vary by market.

Shakes cost around CAN$4.29 to CAN$4.89, depending on flavor. Desserts like sundaes and soft serve are about CAN$1.79 to CAN$2.99.

Fries cost roughly CAN$2.49 (Small) to CAN$3.99 (Large). Onion Rings are priced the same. Poutine is around CAN$5.79. Mozzarella Fries and other snack sides are CAN$3.19–5.00.

King Jr. Meals include Cheeseburger, Hamburger, and 3/4/6pc Nuggets or French Toast Sticks. Prices are around CAN$4.39–6.49. Meals include a kid’s side and drink, with calorie counts depending on choices.

King Jr. Meals are for smaller portions and kid-friendly sides and drinks. Adult value items like small cheeseburgers or combos sometimes have similar prices but offer larger portions.

Yes. The Impossible™ Whopper is a plant-based option (example Canadian price CAN$8.49, 688 Cal). Medium and Large combo prices mirror the beef Whopper tiers. Availability varies by market.

Lighter choices include smaller sandwiches like the Whopper Jr. (CAN$4.69, 323 Cal). Wraps and fish sandwiches like the Spicy Big Fish (CAN$5.99, ~429 Cal) are also options. Choosing smaller sides or apple slices and water or milk keeps calories lower.

Burger King provides nutrition and allergen information online and in restaurants. The “Have It Your Way” policy lets customers remove or add ingredients. Customizations may change price and calorie counts.

Use the Burger King app for exclusive coupons, time visits around promotions, mix value menu items with snack boxes, and take advantage of 2-for or mix-and-match deals. Small side and drink choices reduce cost and calories. Local franchises and regional promotions can also offer extra savings.

Burger King’s lunch menu features flame-grilled burgers like the Whopper family. It also has chicken sandwiches, Chicken Fries, and nuggets. You can find fish sandwiches, sides, shakes, desserts, and soft drinks too. Many places offer special deals and promotions.

Sandwiches have base prices. Combos add a side and a drink, increasing price and calories. For example, a Whopper costs CAN$7.99, with a Medium Combo at CAN$13.19 and a Large Combo at CAN$14.19. Premium burgers and combos are pricier.

Yes, prices vary between the U.S. and Canada. Canadian menus include items like poutine, reflecting local tastes. U.S. menus use USD and prices can differ due to taxes and franchise pricing.

In Canada, a Whopper costs CAN$7.99 (660 Cal). The Whopper Medium Combo is CAN$13.19 (1,279 Cal), and the Large Combo is CAN$14.19 (1,490 Cal). A Whopper with Bacon and Cheese costs CAN$10.39 (830 Cal). U.S. prices are similar, with a Whopper with Bacon and Cheese Meal at $14.19 (1,450 Cal).

The Bacon King and larger Whoppers are for those with big appetites. They offer more protein and calories. Customizing these burgers with extra items increases their size and price.

Adding items like bacon or cheese increases the price. Some menus list variations separately. Upgrading patties also raises the cost.

In Canada, a Crispy Chicken Sandwich costs CAN$7.19 (668 Cal). The Medium Combo is around CAN$11.79 (1,288 Cal). The Roadhouse Crispy Chicken costs CAN$9.59 (943 Cal) with a Medium Combo at CAN$14.19 (1,563 Cal). The Original Chicken is cheaper, with lower combo prices.

Chicken Fries in Canada are 5-piece for CAN$3.19 (220 Cal) and 9-piece for CAN$5.49 (390 Cal). Nuggets are priced the same. Medium and large combos include fries and a drink, increasing calories.

The Big Fish costs CAN$5.99 (512 Cal) in Canada. The Medium Combo is CAN$10.99 (1,132 Cal). Fish sandwiches are a lower-calorie option, depending on sides and drinks.

Value items include the Cheeseburger (CAN$2.99) and Hamburger (CAN$2.49). Small combos and 2-for deals are also affordable. Snack boxes and small-side deals can make for a cheap lunch.

Mix-and-match promotions let you choose two items for a set price. This can save money and offer variety.

Snack-box deals include Garlic Parmesan Chicken Fries Snack Box for CAN$5.00 (530 Cal). Pairing a snack box with a small drink makes for an affordable lunch.

Medium combos include the sandwich, medium fries, and a medium drink. Large combos upgrade the side and drink, increasing price and calories. Premium sides or shakes raise the combo cost further.

In Canada, a Whopper Medium Combo is CAN$13.19 (1,279 Cal), and a Large Combo is CAN$14.19 (1,490 Cal). The Whopper with Bacon and Cheese Meal is $14.19 (1,450 Cal) in the U.S., showing regional price differences.

Upgrading fries to onion rings or adding poutine increases the combo price. Choosing a shake instead of a soda also adds to the cost. Exact amounts vary by market and location.

Burger King offers seasonal and market-specific items. Examples include the Garlic Parmesan Whopper and Garlic Parmesan Chicken Fries. These are available as standalone sandwiches and combos.

Watch Burger King’s website, the Burger King app, in-restaurant signage, and local promotions. Limited launches and weekday lunch promotions often have discounts and offers.

Yes. The Burger King app offers exclusive coupons and deals. Combining app offers with value menu items or mix-and-match promotions can save money.

In Canada, a Small Coca-Cola is CAN$1.99, and a Large is CAN$3.09. Coffee is around CAN$1.69 to CAN$1.99. Specialty drinks like Blood Orange Lemonade are about CAN$2.59. U.S. prices are similar but in USD and vary by market.

Shakes cost around CAN$4.29 to CAN$4.89, depending on flavor. Desserts like sundaes and soft serve are about CAN$1.79 to CAN$2.99.

Fries cost roughly CAN$2.49 (Small) to CAN$3.99 (Large). Onion Rings are priced the same. Poutine is around CAN$5.79. Mozzarella Fries and other snack sides are CAN$3.19–5.00.

King Jr. Meals include Cheeseburger, Hamburger, and 3/4/6pc Nuggets or French Toast Sticks. Prices are around CAN$4.39–6.49. Meals include a kid’s side and drink, with calorie counts depending on choices.

King Jr. Meals are for smaller portions and kid-friendly sides and drinks. Adult value items like small cheeseburgers or combos sometimes have similar prices but offer larger portions.

Yes. The Impossible™ Whopper is a plant-based option (example Canadian price CAN$8.49, 688 Cal). Medium and Large combo prices mirror the beef Whopper tiers. Availability varies by market.

Lighter choices include smaller sandwiches like the Whopper Jr. (CAN$4.69, 323 Cal). Wraps and fish sandwiches like the Spicy Big Fish (CAN$5.99, ~429 Cal) are also options. Choosing smaller sides or apple slices and water or milk keeps calories lower.

Burger King provides nutrition and allergen information online and in restaurants. The “Have It Your Way” policy lets customers remove or add ingredients. Customizations may change price and calorie counts.

Use the Burger King app for exclusive coupons, time visits around promotions, mix value menu items with snack boxes, and take advantage of 2-for or mix-and-match deals. Small side and drink choices reduce cost and calories. Local franchises and regional promotions can also offer extra savings.

Burger King’s lunch menu features flame-grilled burgers like the Whopper family. It also has chicken sandwiches, Chicken Fries, and nuggets. You can find fish sandwiches, sides, shakes, desserts, and soft drinks too. Many places offer special deals and promotions.

Sandwiches have base prices. Combos add a side and a drink, increasing price and calories. For example, a Whopper costs CAN$7.99, with a Medium Combo at CAN$13.19 and a Large Combo at CAN$14.19. Premium burgers and combos are pricier.

Yes, prices vary between the U.S. and Canada. Canadian menus include items like poutine, reflecting local tastes. U.S. menus use USD and prices can differ due to taxes and franchise pricing.

In Canada, a Whopper costs CAN$7.99 (660 Cal). The Whopper Medium Combo is CAN$13.19 (1,279 Cal), and the Large Combo is CAN$14.19 (1,490 Cal). A Whopper with Bacon and Cheese costs CAN$10.39 (830 Cal). U.S. prices are similar, with a Whopper with Bacon and Cheese Meal at $14.19 (1,450 Cal).

The Bacon King and larger Whoppers are for those with big appetites. They offer more protein and calories. Customizing these burgers with extra items increases their size and price.

Adding items like bacon or cheese increases the price. Some menus list variations separately. Upgrading patties also raises the cost.

In Canada, a Crispy Chicken Sandwich costs CAN$7.19 (668 Cal). The Medium Combo is around CAN$11.79 (1,288 Cal). The Roadhouse Crispy Chicken costs CAN$9.59 (943 Cal) with a Medium Combo at CAN$14.19 (1,563 Cal). The Original Chicken is cheaper, with lower combo prices.

Chicken Fries in Canada are 5-piece for CAN$3.19 (220 Cal) and 9-piece for CAN$5.49 (390 Cal). Nuggets are priced the same. Medium and large combos include fries and a drink, increasing calories.

The Big Fish costs CAN$5.99 (512 Cal) in Canada. The Medium Combo is CAN$10.99 (1,132 Cal). Fish sandwiches are a lower-calorie option, depending on sides and drinks.

Value items include the Cheeseburger (CAN$2.99) and Hamburger (CAN$2.49). Small combos and 2-for deals are also affordable. Snack boxes and small-side deals can make for a cheap lunch.

Mix-and-match promotions let you choose two items for a set price. This can save money and offer variety.

Snack-box deals include Garlic Parmesan Chicken Fries Snack Box for CAN$5.00 (530 Cal). Pairing a snack box with a small drink makes for an affordable lunch.

Medium combos include the sandwich, medium fries, and a medium drink. Large combos upgrade the side and drink, increasing price and calories. Premium sides or shakes raise the combo cost further.

In Canada, a Whopper Medium Combo is CAN$13.19 (1,279 Cal), and a Large Combo is CAN$14.19 (1,490 Cal). The Whopper with Bacon and Cheese Meal is $14.19 (1,450 Cal) in the U.S., showing regional price differences.

Upgrading fries to onion rings or adding poutine increases the combo price. Choosing a shake instead of a soda also adds to the cost. Exact amounts vary by market and location.

Burger King offers seasonal and market-specific items. Examples include the Garlic Parmesan Whopper and Garlic Parmesan Chicken Fries. These are available as standalone sandwiches and combos.

Watch Burger King’s website, the Burger King app, in-restaurant signage, and local promotions. Limited launches and weekday lunch promotions often have discounts and offers.

Yes. The Burger King app offers exclusive coupons and deals. Combining app offers with value menu items or mix-and-match promotions can save money.

In Canada, a Small Coca-Cola is CAN$1.99, and a Large is CAN$3.09. Coffee is around CAN$1.69 to CAN$1.99. Specialty drinks like Blood Orange Lemonade are about CAN$2.59. U.S. prices are similar but in USD and vary by market.

Shakes cost around CAN$4.29 to CAN$4.89, depending on flavor. Desserts like sundaes and soft serve are about CAN$1.79 to CAN$2.99.

Fries cost roughly CAN$2.49 (Small) to CAN$3.99 (Large). Onion Rings are priced the same. Poutine is around CAN$5.79. Mozzarella Fries and other snack sides are CAN$3.19–5.00.

King Jr. Meals include Cheeseburger, Hamburger, and 3/4/6pc Nuggets or French Toast Sticks. Prices are around CAN$4.39–6.49. Meals include a kid’s side and drink, with calorie counts depending on choices.

King Jr. Meals are for smaller portions and kid-friendly sides and drinks. Adult value items like small cheeseburgers or combos sometimes have similar prices but offer larger portions.

Yes. The Impossible™ Whopper is a plant-based option (example Canadian price CAN$8.49, 688 Cal). Medium and Large combo prices mirror the beef Whopper tiers. Availability varies by market.

Lighter choices include smaller sandwiches like the Whopper Jr. (CAN$4.69, 323 Cal). Wraps and fish sandwiches like the Spicy Big Fish (CAN$5.99, ~429 Cal) are also options. Choosing smaller sides or apple slices and water or milk keeps calories lower.

Burger King provides nutrition and allergen information online and in restaurants. The “Have It Your Way” policy lets customers remove or add ingredients. Customizations may change price and calorie counts.

Use the Burger King app for exclusive coupons, time visits around promotions, mix value menu items with snack boxes, and take advantage of 2-for or mix-and-match deals. Small side and drink choices reduce cost and calories. Local franchises and regional promotions can also offer extra savings.

Burger King’s lunch menu features flame-grilled burgers like the Whopper family. It also has chicken sandwiches, Chicken Fries, and nuggets. You can find fish sandwiches, sides, shakes, desserts, and soft drinks too. Many places offer special deals and promotions.

Sandwiches have base prices. Combos add a side and a drink, increasing price and calories. For example, a Whopper costs CAN$7.99, with a Medium Combo at CAN$13.19 and a Large Combo at CAN$14.19. Premium burgers and combos are pricier.

Yes, prices vary between the U.S. and Canada. Canadian menus include items like poutine, reflecting local tastes. U.S. menus use USD and prices can differ due to taxes and franchise pricing.

In Canada, a Whopper costs CAN$7.99 (660 Cal). The Whopper Medium Combo is CAN$13.19 (1,279 Cal), and the Large Combo is CAN$14.19 (1,490 Cal). A Whopper with Bacon and Cheese costs CAN$10.39 (830 Cal). U.S. prices are similar, with a Whopper with Bacon and Cheese Meal at $14.19 (1,450 Cal).

The Bacon King and larger Whoppers are for those with big appetites. They offer more protein and calories. Customizing these burgers with extra items increases their size and price.

Adding items like bacon or cheese increases the price. Some menus list variations separately. Upgrading patties also raises the cost.

In Canada, a Crispy Chicken Sandwich costs CAN$7.19 (668 Cal). The Medium Combo is around CAN$11.79 (1,288 Cal). The Roadhouse Crispy Chicken costs CAN$9.59 (943 Cal) with a Medium Combo at CAN$14.19 (1,563 Cal). The Original Chicken is cheaper, with lower combo prices.

Chicken Fries in Canada are 5-piece for CAN$3.19 (220 Cal) and 9-piece for CAN$5.49 (390 Cal). Nuggets are priced the same. Medium and large combos include fries and a drink, increasing calories.

The Big Fish costs CAN$5.99 (512 Cal) in Canada. The Medium Combo is CAN$10.99 (1,132 Cal). Fish sandwiches are a lower-calorie option, depending on sides and drinks.

Value items include the Cheeseburger (CAN$2.99) and Hamburger (CAN$2.49). Small combos and 2-for deals are also affordable. Snack boxes and small-side deals can make for a cheap lunch.

Mix-and-match promotions let you choose two items for a set price. This can save money and offer variety.

Snack-box deals include Garlic Parmesan Chicken Fries Snack Box for CAN$5.00 (530 Cal). Pairing a snack box with a small drink makes for an affordable lunch.

Medium combos include the sandwich, medium fries, and a medium drink. Large combos upgrade the side and drink, increasing price and calories. Premium sides or shakes raise the combo cost further.

In Canada, a Whopper Medium Combo is CAN$13.19 (1,279 Cal), and a Large Combo is CAN$14.19 (1,490 Cal). The Whopper with Bacon and Cheese Meal is $14.19 (1,450 Cal) in the U.S., showing regional price differences.

Upgrading fries to onion rings or adding poutine increases the combo price. Choosing a shake instead of a soda also adds to the cost. Exact amounts vary by market and location.

Burger King offers seasonal and market-specific items. Examples include the Garlic Parmesan Whopper and Garlic Parmesan Chicken Fries. These are available as standalone sandwiches and combos.

Watch Burger King’s website, the Burger King app, in-restaurant signage, and local promotions. Limited launches and weekday lunch promotions often have discounts and offers.

Yes. The Burger King app offers exclusive coupons and deals. Combining app offers with value menu items or mix-and-match promotions can save money.

In Canada, a Small Coca-Cola is CAN$1.99, and a Large is CAN$3.09. Coffee is around CAN$1.69 to CAN$1.99. Specialty drinks like Blood Orange Lemonade are about CAN$2.59. U.S. prices are similar but in USD and vary by market.

Shakes cost around CAN$4.29 to CAN$4.89, depending on flavor. Desserts like sundaes and soft serve are about CAN$1.79 to CAN$2.99.

Fries cost roughly CAN$2.49 (Small) to CAN$3.99 (Large). Onion Rings are priced the same. Poutine is around CAN$5.79. Mozzarella Fries and other snack sides are CAN$3.19–5.00.

King Jr. Meals include Cheeseburger, Hamburger, and 3/4/6pc Nuggets or French Toast Sticks. Prices are around CAN$4.39–6.49. Meals include a kid’s side and drink, with calorie counts depending on choices.

King Jr. Meals are for smaller portions and kid-friendly sides and drinks. Adult value items like small cheeseburgers or combos sometimes have similar prices but offer larger portions.

Yes. The Impossible™ Whopper is a plant-based option (example Canadian price CAN$8.49, 688 Cal). Medium and Large combo prices mirror the beef Whopper tiers. Availability varies by market.

Lighter choices include smaller sandwiches like the Whopper Jr. (CAN$4.69, 323 Cal). Wraps and fish sandwiches like the Spicy Big Fish (CAN$5.99, ~429 Cal) are also options. Choosing smaller sides or apple slices and water or milk keeps calories lower.

Burger King provides nutrition and allergen information online and in restaurants. The “Have It Your Way” policy lets customers remove or add ingredients. Customizations may change price and calorie counts.

Use the Burger King app for exclusive coupons, time visits around promotions, mix value menu items with snack boxes, and take advantage of 2-for or mix-and-match deals. Small side and drink choices reduce cost and calories. Local franchises and regional promotions can also offer extra savings.

Burger King’s lunch menu features flame-grilled burgers like the Whopper family. It also has chicken sandwiches, Chicken Fries, and nuggets. You can find fish sandwiches, sides, shakes, desserts, and soft drinks too. Many places offer special deals and promotions.

Sandwiches have base prices. Combos add a side and a drink, increasing price and calories. For example, a Whopper costs CAN$7.99, with a Medium Combo at CAN$13.19 and a Large Combo at CAN$14.19. Premium burgers and combos are pricier.

Yes, prices vary between the U.S. and Canada. Canadian menus include items like poutine, reflecting local tastes. U.S. menus use USD and prices can differ due to taxes and franchise pricing.

In Canada, a Whopper costs CAN$7.99 (660 Cal). The Whopper Medium Combo is CAN$13.19 (1,279 Cal), and the Large Combo is CAN$14.19 (1,490 Cal). A Whopper with Bacon and Cheese costs CAN$10.39 (830 Cal). U.S. prices are similar, with a Whopper with Bacon and Cheese Meal at $14.19 (1,450 Cal).

The Bacon King and larger Whoppers are for those with big appetites. They offer more protein and calories. Customizing these burgers with extra items increases their size and price.

Adding items like bacon or cheese increases the price. Some menus list variations separately. Upgrading patties also raises the cost.

In Canada, a Crispy Chicken Sandwich costs CAN$7.19 (668 Cal). The Medium Combo is around CAN$11.79 (1,288 Cal). The Roadhouse Crispy Chicken costs CAN$9.59 (943 Cal) with a Medium Combo at CAN$14.19 (1,563 Cal). The Original Chicken is cheaper, with lower combo prices.

Chicken Fries in Canada are 5-piece for CAN$3.19 (220 Cal) and 9-piece for CAN$5.49 (390 Cal). Nuggets are priced the same. Medium and large combos include fries and a drink, increasing calories.

The Big Fish costs CAN$5.99 (512 Cal) in Canada. The Medium Combo is CAN$10.99 (1,132 Cal). Fish sandwiches are a lower-calorie option, depending on sides and drinks.

Value items include the Cheeseburger (CAN$2.99) and Hamburger (CAN$2.49). Small combos and 2-for deals are also affordable. Snack boxes and small-side deals can make for a cheap lunch.

Mix-and-match promotions let you choose two items for a set price. This can save money and offer variety.

Snack-box deals include Garlic Parmesan Chicken Fries Snack Box for CAN$5.00 (530 Cal). Pairing a snack box with a small drink makes for an affordable lunch.

Medium combos include the sandwich, medium fries, and a medium drink. Large combos upgrade the side and drink, increasing price and calories. Premium sides or shakes raise the combo cost further.

In Canada, a Whopper Medium Combo is CAN$13.19 (1,279 Cal), and a Large Combo is CAN$14.19 (1,490 Cal). The Whopper with Bacon and Cheese Meal is $14.19 (1,450 Cal) in the U.S., showing regional price differences.

Upgrading fries to onion rings or adding poutine increases the combo price. Choosing a shake instead of a soda also adds to the cost. Exact amounts vary by market and location.

Burger King offers seasonal and market-specific items. Examples include the Garlic Parmesan Whopper and Garlic Parmesan Chicken Fries. These are available as standalone sandwiches and combos.

Watch Burger King’s website, the Burger King app, in-restaurant signage, and local promotions. Limited launches and weekday lunch promotions often have discounts and offers.

Yes. The Burger King app offers exclusive coupons and deals. Combining app offers with value menu items or mix-and-match promotions can save money.

In Canada, a Small Coca-Cola is CAN$1.99, and a Large is CAN$3.09. Coffee is around CAN$1.69 to CAN$1.99. Specialty drinks like Blood Orange Lemonade are about CAN$2.59. U.S. prices are similar but in USD and vary by market.

Shakes cost around CAN$4.29 to CAN$4.89, depending on flavor. Desserts like sundaes and soft serve are about CAN$1.79 to CAN$2.99.

Fries cost roughly CAN$2.49 (Small) to CAN$3.99 (Large). Onion Rings are priced the same. Poutine is around CAN$5.79. Mozzarella Fries and other snack sides are CAN$3.19–5.00.

King Jr. Meals include Cheeseburger, Hamburger, and 3/4/6pc Nuggets or French Toast Sticks. Prices are around CAN$4.39–6.49. Meals include a kid’s side and drink, with calorie counts depending on choices.

King Jr. Meals are for smaller portions and kid-friendly sides and drinks. Adult value items like small cheeseburgers or combos sometimes have similar prices but offer larger portions.

Yes. The Impossible™ Whopper is a plant-based option (example Canadian price CAN$8.49, 688 Cal). Medium and Large combo prices mirror the beef Whopper tiers. Availability varies by market.

Lighter choices include smaller sandwiches like the Whopper Jr. (CAN$4.69, 323 Cal). Wraps and fish sandwiches like the Spicy Big Fish (CAN$5.99, ~429 Cal) are also options. Choosing smaller sides or apple slices and water or milk keeps calories lower.

Burger King provides nutrition and allergen information online and in restaurants. The “Have It Your Way” policy lets customers remove or add ingredients. Customizations may change price and calorie counts.

Use the Burger King app for exclusive coupons, time visits around promotions, mix value menu items with snack boxes, and take advantage of 2-for or mix-and-match deals. Small side and drink choices reduce cost and calories. Local franchises and regional promotions can also offer extra savings.

Burger King’s lunch menu features flame-grilled burgers like the Whopper family. It also has chicken sandwiches, Chicken Fries, and nuggets. You can find fish sandwiches, sides, shakes, desserts, and soft drinks too. Many places offer special deals and promotions.

Sandwiches have base prices. Combos add a side and a drink, increasing price and calories. For example, a Whopper costs CAN$7.99, with a Medium Combo at CAN$13.19 and a Large Combo at CAN$14.19. Premium burgers and combos are pricier.

Yes, prices vary between the U.S. and Canada. Canadian menus include items like poutine, reflecting local tastes. U.S. menus use USD and prices can differ due to taxes and franchise pricing.

In Canada, a Whopper costs CAN$7.99 (660 Cal). The Whopper Medium Combo is CAN$13.19 (1,279 Cal), and the Large Combo is CAN$14.19 (1,490 Cal). A Whopper with Bacon and Cheese costs CAN$10.39 (830 Cal). U.S. prices are similar, with a Whopper with Bacon and Cheese Meal at $14.19 (1,450 Cal).

The Bacon King and larger Whoppers are for those with big appetites. They offer more protein and calories. Customizing these burgers with extra items increases their size and price.

Adding items like bacon or cheese increases the price. Some menus list variations separately. Upgrading patties also raises the cost.

In Canada, a Crispy Chicken Sandwich costs CAN$7.19 (668 Cal). The Medium Combo is around CAN$11.79 (1,288 Cal). The Roadhouse Crispy Chicken costs CAN$9.59 (943 Cal) with a Medium Combo at CAN$14.19 (1,563 Cal). The Original Chicken is cheaper, with lower combo prices.

Chicken Fries in Canada are 5-piece for CAN$3.19 (220 Cal) and 9-piece for CAN$5.49 (390 Cal). Nuggets are priced the same. Medium and large combos include fries and a drink, increasing calories.

The Big Fish costs CAN$5.99 (512 Cal) in Canada. The Medium Combo is CAN$10.99 (1,132 Cal). Fish sandwiches are a lower-calorie option, depending on sides and drinks.

Value items include the Cheeseburger (CAN$2.99) and Hamburger (CAN$2.49). Small combos and 2-for deals are also affordable. Snack boxes and small-side deals can make for a cheap lunch.

Mix-and-match promotions let you choose two items for a set price. This can save money and offer variety.

Snack-box deals include Garlic Parmesan Chicken Fries Snack Box for CAN$5.00 (530 Cal). Pairing a snack box with a small drink makes for an affordable lunch.

Medium combos include the sandwich, medium fries, and a medium drink. Large combos upgrade the side and drink, increasing price and calories. Premium sides or shakes raise the combo cost further.

In Canada, a Whopper Medium Combo is CAN$13.19 (1,279 Cal), and a Large Combo is CAN$14.19 (1,490 Cal). The Whopper with Bacon and Cheese Meal is $14.19 (1,450 Cal) in the U.S., showing regional price differences.

Upgrading fries to onion rings or adding poutine increases the combo price. Choosing a shake instead of a soda also adds to the cost. Exact amounts vary by market and location.

Burger King offers seasonal and market-specific items. Examples include the Garlic Parmesan Whopper and Garlic Parmesan Chicken Fries. These are available as standalone sandwiches and combos.

Watch Burger King’s website, the Burger King app, in-restaurant signage, and local promotions. Limited launches and weekday lunch promotions often have discounts and offers.

Yes. The Burger King app offers exclusive coupons and deals. Combining app offers with value menu items or mix-and-match promotions can save money.

In Canada, a Small Coca-Cola is CAN$1.99, and a Large is CAN$3.09. Coffee is around CAN$1.69 to CAN$1.99. Specialty drinks like Blood Orange Lemonade are about CAN$2.59. U.S. prices are similar but in USD and vary by market.

Shakes cost around CAN$4.29 to CAN$4.89, depending on flavor. Desserts like sundaes and soft serve are about CAN$1.79 to CAN$2.99.

Fries cost roughly CAN$2.49 (Small) to CAN$3.99 (Large). Onion Rings are priced the same. Poutine is around CAN$5.79. Mozzarella Fries and other snack sides are CAN$3.19–5.00.

King Jr. Meals include Cheeseburger, Hamburger, and 3/4/6pc Nuggets or French Toast Sticks. Prices are around CAN$4.39–6.49. Meals include a kid’s side and drink, with calorie counts depending on choices.

King Jr. Meals are for smaller portions and kid-friendly sides and drinks. Adult value items like small cheeseburgers or combos sometimes have similar prices but offer larger portions.

Yes. The Impossible™ Whopper is a plant-based option (example Canadian price CAN$8.49, 688 Cal). Medium and Large combo prices mirror the beef Whopper tiers. Availability varies by market.

Lighter choices include smaller sandwiches like the Whopper Jr. (CAN$4.69, 323 Cal). Wraps and fish sandwiches like the Spicy Big Fish (CAN$5.99, ~429 Cal) are also options. Choosing smaller sides or apple slices and water or milk keeps calories lower.

Burger King provides nutrition and allergen information online and in restaurants. The “Have It Your Way” policy lets customers remove or add ingredients. Customizations may change price and calorie counts.

Use the Burger King app for exclusive coupons, time visits around promotions, mix value menu items with snack boxes, and take advantage of 2-for or mix-and-match deals. Small side and drink choices reduce cost and calories. Local franchises and regional promotions can also offer extra savings.

Burger King’s lunch menu features flame-grilled burgers like the Whopper family. It also has chicken sandwiches, Chicken Fries, and nuggets. You can find fish sandwiches, sides, shakes, desserts, and soft drinks too. Many places offer special deals and promotions.

Sandwiches have base prices. Combos add a side and a drink, increasing price and calories. For example, a Whopper costs CAN$7.99, with a Medium Combo at CAN$13.19 and a Large Combo at CAN$14.19. Premium burgers and combos are pricier.

Yes, prices vary between the U.S. and Canada. Canadian menus include items like poutine, reflecting local tastes. U.S. menus use USD and prices can differ due to taxes and franchise pricing.

In Canada, a Whopper costs CAN$7.99 (660 Cal). The Whopper Medium Combo is CAN$13.19 (1,279 Cal), and the Large Combo is CAN$14.19 (1,490 Cal). A Whopper with Bacon and Cheese costs CAN$10.39 (830 Cal). U.S. prices are similar, with a Whopper with Bacon and Cheese Meal at $14.19 (1,450 Cal).

The Bacon King and larger Whoppers are for those with big appetites. They offer more protein and calories. Customizing these burgers with extra items increases their size and price.

Adding items like bacon or cheese increases the price. Some menus list variations separately. Upgrading patties also raises the cost.

In Canada, a Crispy Chicken Sandwich costs CAN$7.19 (668 Cal). The Medium Combo is around CAN$11.79 (1,288 Cal). The Roadhouse Crispy Chicken costs CAN$9.59 (943 Cal) with a Medium Combo at CAN$14.19 (1,563 Cal). The Original Chicken is cheaper, with lower combo prices.

Chicken Fries in Canada are 5-piece for CAN$3.19 (220 Cal) and 9-piece for CAN$5.49 (390 Cal). Nuggets are priced the same. Medium and large combos include fries and a drink, increasing calories.

The Big Fish costs CAN$5.99 (512 Cal) in Canada. The Medium Combo is CAN$10.99 (1,132 Cal). Fish sandwiches are a lower-calorie option, depending on sides and drinks.

Value items include the Cheeseburger (CAN$2.99) and Hamburger (CAN$2.49). Small combos and 2-for deals are also affordable. Snack boxes and small-side deals can make for a cheap lunch.

Mix-and-match promotions let you choose two items for a set price. This can save money and offer variety.

Snack-box deals include Garlic Parmesan Chicken Fries Snack Box for CAN$5.00 (530 Cal). Pairing a snack box with a small drink makes for an affordable lunch.

Medium combos include the sandwich, medium fries, and a medium drink. Large combos upgrade the side and drink, increasing price and calories. Premium sides or shakes raise the combo cost further.

In Canada, a Whopper Medium Combo is CAN$13.19 (1,279 Cal), and a Large Combo is CAN$14.19 (1,490 Cal). The Whopper with Bacon and Cheese Meal is $14.19 (1,450 Cal) in the U.S., showing regional price differences.

Upgrading fries to onion rings or adding poutine increases the combo price. Choosing a shake instead of a soda also adds to the cost. Exact amounts vary by market and location.

Burger King offers seasonal and market-specific items. Examples include the Garlic Parmesan Whopper and Garlic Parmesan Chicken Fries. These are available as standalone sandwiches and combos.

Watch Burger King’s website, the Burger King app, in-restaurant signage, and local promotions. Limited launches and weekday lunch promotions often have discounts and offers.

Yes. The Burger King app offers exclusive coupons and deals. Combining app offers with value menu items or mix-and-match promotions can save money.

In Canada, a Small Coca-Cola is CAN$1.99, and a Large is CAN$3.09. Coffee is around CAN$1.69 to CAN$1.99. Specialty drinks like Blood Orange Lemonade are about CAN$2.59. U.S. prices are similar but in USD and vary by market.

Shakes cost around CAN$4.29 to CAN$4.89, depending on flavor. Desserts like sundaes and soft serve are about CAN$1.79 to CAN$2.99.

Fries cost roughly CAN$2.49 (Small) to CAN$3.99 (Large). Onion Rings are priced the same. Poutine is around CAN$5.79. Mozzarella Fries and other snack sides are CAN$3.19–5.00.

King Jr. Meals include Cheeseburger, Hamburger, and 3/4/6pc Nuggets or French Toast Sticks. Prices are around CAN$4.39–6.49. Meals include a kid’s side and drink, with calorie counts depending on choices.

King Jr. Meals are for smaller portions and kid-friendly sides and drinks. Adult value items like small cheeseburgers or combos sometimes have similar prices but offer larger portions.

Yes. The Impossible™ Whopper is a plant-based option (example Canadian price CAN$8.49, 688 Cal). Medium and Large combo prices mirror the beef Whopper tiers. Availability varies by market.

Lighter choices include smaller sandwiches like the Whopper Jr. (CAN$4.69, 323 Cal). Wraps and fish sandwiches like the Spicy Big Fish (CAN$5.99, ~429 Cal) are also options. Choosing smaller sides or apple slices and water or milk keeps calories lower.

Burger King provides nutrition and allergen information online and in restaurants. The “Have It Your Way” policy lets customers remove or add ingredients. Customizations may change price and calorie counts.

Use the Burger King app for exclusive coupons, time visits around promotions, mix value menu items with snack boxes, and take advantage of 2-for or mix-and-match deals. Small side and drink choices reduce cost and calories. Local franchises and regional promotions can also offer extra savings.

Burger King’s lunch menu features flame-grilled burgers like the Whopper family. It also has chicken sandwiches, Chicken Fries, and nuggets. You can find fish sandwiches, sides, shakes, desserts, and soft drinks too. Many places offer special deals and promotions.

Sandwiches have base prices. Combos add a side and a drink, increasing price and calories. For example, a Whopper costs CAN$7.99, with a Medium Combo at CAN$13.19 and a Large Combo at CAN$14.19. Premium burgers and combos are pricier.

Yes, prices vary between the U.S. and Canada. Canadian menus include items like poutine, reflecting local tastes. U.S. menus use USD and prices can differ due to taxes and franchise pricing.

In Canada, a Whopper costs CAN$7.99 (660 Cal). The Whopper Medium Combo is CAN$13.19 (1,279 Cal), and the Large Combo is CAN$14.19 (1,490 Cal). A Whopper with Bacon and Cheese costs CAN$10.39 (830 Cal). U.S. prices are similar, with a Whopper with Bacon and Cheese Meal at $14.19 (1,450 Cal).

The Bacon King and larger Whoppers are for those with big appetites. They offer more protein and calories. Customizing these burgers with extra items increases their size and price.

Adding items like bacon or cheese increases the price. Some menus list variations separately. Upgrading patties also raises the cost.

In Canada, a Crispy Chicken Sandwich costs CAN$7.19 (668 Cal). The Medium Combo is around CAN$11.79 (1,288 Cal). The Roadhouse Crispy Chicken costs CAN$9.59 (943 Cal) with a Medium Combo at CAN$14.19 (1,563 Cal). The Original Chicken is cheaper, with lower combo prices.

Chicken Fries in Canada are 5-piece for CAN$3.19 (220 Cal) and 9-piece for CAN$5.49 (390 Cal). Nuggets are priced the same. Medium and large combos include fries and a drink, increasing calories.

The Big Fish costs CAN$5.99 (512 Cal) in Canada. The Medium Combo is CAN$10.99 (1,132 Cal). Fish sandwiches are a lower-calorie option, depending on sides and drinks.

Value items include the Cheeseburger (CAN$2.99) and Hamburger (CAN$2.49). Small combos and 2-for deals are also affordable. Snack boxes and small-side deals can make for a cheap lunch.

Mix-and-match promotions let you choose two items for a set price. This can save money and offer variety.

Snack-box deals include Garlic Parmesan Chicken Fries Snack Box for CAN$5.00 (530 Cal). Pairing a snack box with a small drink makes for an affordable lunch.

Medium combos include the sandwich, medium fries, and a medium drink. Large combos upgrade the side and drink, increasing price and calories. Premium sides or shakes raise the combo cost further.

In Canada, a Whopper Medium Combo is CAN$13.19 (1,279 Cal), and a Large Combo is CAN$14.19 (1,490 Cal). The Whopper with Bacon and Cheese Meal is $14.19 (1,450 Cal) in the U.S., showing regional price differences.

Upgrading fries to onion rings or adding poutine increases the combo price. Choosing a shake instead of a soda also adds to the cost. Exact amounts vary by market and location.

Burger King offers seasonal and market-specific items. Examples include the Garlic Parmesan Whopper and Garlic Parmesan Chicken Fries. These are available as standalone sandwiches and combos.

Watch Burger King’s website, the Burger King app, in-restaurant signage, and local promotions. Limited launches and weekday lunch promotions often have discounts and offers.

Yes. The Burger King app offers exclusive coupons and deals. Combining app offers with value menu items or mix-and-match promotions can save money.

In Canada, a Small Coca-Cola is CAN$1.99, and a Large is CAN$3.09. Coffee is around CAN$1.69 to CAN$1.99. Specialty drinks like Blood Orange Lemonade are about CAN$2.59. U.S. prices are similar but in USD and vary by market.

Shakes cost around CAN$4.29 to CAN$4.89, depending on flavor. Desserts like sundaes and soft serve are about CAN$1.79 to CAN$2.99.

Fries cost roughly CAN$2.49 (Small) to CAN$3.99 (Large). Onion Rings are priced the same. Poutine is around CAN$5.79. Mozzarella Fries and other snack sides are CAN$3.19–5.00.

King Jr. Meals include Cheeseburger, Hamburger, and 3/4/6pc Nuggets or French Toast Sticks. Prices are around CAN$4.39–6.49. Meals include a kid’s side and drink, with calorie counts depending on choices.

King Jr. Meals are for smaller portions and kid-friendly sides and drinks. Adult value items like small cheeseburgers or combos sometimes have similar prices but offer larger portions.

Yes. The Impossible™ Whopper is a plant-based option (example Canadian price CAN$8.49, 688 Cal). Medium and Large combo prices mirror the beef Whopper tiers. Availability varies by market.

Lighter choices include smaller sandwiches like the Whopper Jr. (CAN$4.69, 323 Cal). Wraps and fish sandwiches like the Spicy Big Fish (CAN$5.99, ~429 Cal) are also options. Choosing smaller sides or apple slices and water or milk keeps calories lower.

Burger King provides nutrition and allergen information online and in restaurants. The “Have It Your Way” policy lets customers remove or add ingredients. Customizations may change price and calorie counts.

Use the Burger King app for exclusive coupons, time visits around promotions, mix value menu items with snack boxes, and take advantage of 2-for or mix-and-match deals. Small side and drink choices reduce cost and calories. Local franchises and regional promotions can also offer extra savings.

Burger King’s lunch menu features flame-grilled burgers like the Whopper family. It also has chicken sandwiches, Chicken Fries, and nuggets. You can find fish sandwiches, sides, shakes, desserts, and soft drinks too. Many places offer special deals and promotions.

Sandwiches have base prices. Combos add a side and a drink, increasing price and calories. For example, a Whopper costs CAN$7.99, with a Medium Combo at CAN$13.19 and a Large Combo at CAN$14.19. Premium burgers and combos are pricier.

Yes, prices vary between the U.S. and Canada. Canadian menus include items like poutine, reflecting local tastes. U.S. menus use USD and prices can differ due to taxes and franchise pricing.

In Canada, a Whopper costs CAN$7.99 (660 Cal). The Whopper Medium Combo is CAN$13.19 (1,279 Cal), and the Large Combo is CAN$14.19 (1,490 Cal). A Whopper with Bacon and Cheese costs CAN$10.39 (830 Cal). U.S. prices are similar, with a Whopper with Bacon and Cheese Meal at $14.19 (1,450 Cal).

The Bacon King and larger Whoppers are for those with big appetites. They offer more protein and calories. Customizing these burgers with extra items increases their size and price.

Adding items like bacon or cheese increases the price. Some menus list variations separately. Upgrading patties also raises the cost.

In Canada, a Crispy Chicken Sandwich costs CAN$7.19 (668 Cal). The Medium Combo is around CAN$11.79 (1,288 Cal). The Roadhouse Crispy Chicken costs CAN$9.59 (943 Cal) with a Medium Combo at CAN$14.19 (1,563 Cal). The Original Chicken is cheaper, with lower combo prices.

Chicken Fries in Canada are 5-piece for CAN$3.19 (220 Cal) and 9-piece for CAN$5.49 (390 Cal). Nuggets are priced the same. Medium and large combos include fries and a drink, increasing calories.

The Big Fish costs CAN$5.99 (512 Cal) in Canada. The Medium Combo is CAN$10.99 (1,132 Cal). Fish sandwiches are a lower-calorie option, depending on sides and drinks.

Value items include the Cheeseburger (CAN$2.99) and Hamburger (CAN$2.49). Small combos and 2-for deals are also affordable. Snack boxes and small-side deals can make for a cheap lunch.

Mix-and-match promotions let you choose two items for a set price. This can save money and offer variety.

Snack-box deals include Garlic Parmesan Chicken Fries Snack Box for CAN$5.00 (530 Cal). Pairing a snack box with a small drink makes for an affordable lunch.

Medium combos include the sandwich, medium fries, and a medium drink. Large combos upgrade the side and drink, increasing price and calories. Premium sides or shakes raise the combo cost further.

In Canada, a Whopper Medium Combo is CAN$13.19 (1,279 Cal), and a Large Combo is CAN$14.19 (1,490 Cal). The Whopper with Bacon and Cheese Meal is $14.19 (1,450 Cal) in the U.S., showing regional price differences.

Upgrading fries to onion rings or adding poutine increases the combo price. Choosing a shake instead of a soda also adds to the cost. Exact amounts vary by market and location.

Burger King offers seasonal and market-specific items. Examples include the Garlic Parmesan Whopper and Garlic Parmesan Chicken Fries. These are available as standalone sandwiches and combos.

Watch Burger King’s website, the Burger King app, in-restaurant signage, and local promotions. Limited launches and weekday lunch promotions often have discounts and offers.

Yes. The Burger King app offers exclusive coupons and deals. Combining app offers with value menu items or mix-and-match promotions can save money.

In Canada, a Small Coca-Cola is CAN$1.99, and a Large is CAN$3.09. Coffee is around CAN$1.69 to CAN$1.99. Specialty drinks like Blood Orange Lemonade are about CAN$2.59. U.S. prices are similar but in USD and vary by market.

Shakes cost around CAN$4.29 to CAN$4.89, depending on flavor. Desserts like sundaes and soft serve are about CAN$1.79 to CAN$2.99.

Fries cost roughly CAN$2.49 (Small) to CAN$3.99 (Large). Onion Rings are priced the same. Poutine is around CAN$5.79. Mozzarella Fries and other snack sides are CAN$3.19–5.00.

King Jr. Meals include Cheeseburger, Hamburger, and 3/4/6pc Nuggets or French Toast Sticks. Prices are around CAN$4.39–6.49. Meals include a kid’s side and drink, with calorie counts depending on choices.

King Jr. Meals are for smaller portions and kid-friendly sides and drinks. Adult value items like small cheeseburgers or combos sometimes have similar prices but offer larger portions.

Yes. The Impossible™ Whopper is a plant-based option (example Canadian price CAN$8.49, 688 Cal). Medium and Large combo prices mirror the beef Whopper tiers. Availability varies by market.

Lighter choices include smaller sandwiches like the Whopper Jr. (CAN$4.69, 323 Cal). Wraps and fish sandwiches like the Spicy Big Fish (CAN$5.99, ~429 Cal) are also options. Choosing smaller sides or apple slices and water or milk keeps calories lower.

Burger King provides nutrition and allergen information online and in restaurants. The “Have It Your Way” policy lets customers remove or add ingredients. Customizations may change price and calorie counts.

Use the Burger King app for exclusive coupons, time visits around promotions, mix value menu items with snack boxes, and take advantage of 2-for or mix-and-match deals. Small side and drink choices reduce cost and calories. Local franchises and regional promotions can also offer extra savings.

Burger King’s lunch menu features flame-grilled burgers like the Whopper family. It also has chicken sandwiches, Chicken Fries, and nuggets. You can find fish sandwiches, sides, shakes, desserts, and soft drinks too. Many places offer special deals and promotions.

Sandwiches have base prices. Combos add a side and a drink, increasing price and calories. For example, a Whopper costs CAN$7.99, with a Medium Combo at CAN$13.19 and a Large Combo at CAN$14.19. Premium burgers and combos are pricier.

Yes, prices vary between the U.S. and Canada. Canadian menus include items like poutine, reflecting local tastes. U.S. menus use USD and prices can differ due to taxes and franchise pricing.

In Canada, a Whopper costs CAN$7.99 (660 Cal). The Whopper Medium Combo is CAN$13.19 (1,279 Cal), and the Large Combo is CAN$14.19 (1,490 Cal). A Whopper with Bacon and Cheese costs CAN$10.39 (830 Cal). U.S. prices are similar, with a Whopper with Bacon and Cheese Meal at $14.19 (1,450 Cal).

The Bacon King and larger Whoppers are for those with big appetites. They offer more protein and calories. Customizing these burgers with extra items increases their size and price.

Adding items like bacon or cheese increases the price. Some menus list variations separately. Upgrading patties also raises the cost.

In Canada, a Crispy Chicken Sandwich costs CAN$7.19 (668 Cal). The Medium Combo is around CAN$11.79 (1,288 Cal). The Roadhouse Crispy Chicken costs CAN$9.59 (943 Cal) with a Medium Combo at CAN$14.19 (1,563 Cal). The Original Chicken is cheaper, with lower combo prices.

Chicken Fries in Canada are 5-piece for CAN$3.19 (220 Cal) and 9-piece for CAN$5.49 (390 Cal). Nuggets are priced the same. Medium and large combos include fries and a drink, increasing calories.

The Big Fish costs CAN$5.99 (512 Cal) in Canada. The Medium Combo is CAN$10.99 (1,132 Cal). Fish sandwiches are a lower-calorie option, depending on sides and drinks.

Value items include the Cheeseburger (CAN$2.99) and Hamburger (CAN$2.49). Small combos and 2-for deals are also affordable. Snack boxes and small-side deals can make for a cheap lunch.

Mix-and-match promotions let you choose two items for a set price. This can save money and offer variety.

Snack-box deals include Garlic Parmesan Chicken Fries Snack Box for CAN$5.00 (530 Cal). Pairing a snack box with a small drink makes for an affordable lunch.

Medium combos include the sandwich, medium fries, and a medium drink. Large combos upgrade the side and drink, increasing price and calories. Premium sides or shakes raise the combo cost further.

In Canada, a Whopper Medium Combo is CAN$13.19 (1,279 Cal), and a Large Combo is CAN$14.19 (1,490 Cal). The Whopper with Bacon and Cheese Meal is $14.19 (1,450 Cal) in the U.S., showing regional price differences.

Upgrading fries to onion rings or adding poutine increases the combo price. Choosing a shake instead of a soda also adds to the cost. Exact amounts vary by market and location.

Burger King offers seasonal and market-specific items. Examples include the Garlic Parmesan Whopper and Garlic Parmesan Chicken Fries. These are available as standalone sandwiches and combos.

Watch Burger King’s website, the Burger King app, in-restaurant signage, and local promotions. Limited launches and weekday lunch promotions often have discounts and offers.

Yes. The Burger King app offers exclusive coupons and deals. Combining app offers with value menu items or mix-and-match promotions can save money.

In Canada, a Small Coca-Cola is CAN$1.99, and a Large is CAN$3.09. Coffee is around CAN$1.69 to CAN$1.99. Specialty drinks like Blood Orange Lemonade are about CAN$2.59. U.S. prices are similar but in USD and vary by market.

Shakes cost around CAN$4.29 to CAN$4.89, depending on flavor. Desserts like sundaes and soft serve are about CAN$1.79 to CAN$2.99.

Fries cost roughly CAN$2.49 (Small) to CAN$3.99 (Large). Onion Rings are priced the same. Poutine is around CAN$5.79. Mozzarella Fries and other snack sides are CAN$3.19–5.00.

King Jr. Meals include Cheeseburger, Hamburger, and 3/4/6pc Nuggets or French Toast Sticks. Prices are around CAN$4.39–6.49. Meals include a kid’s side and drink, with calorie counts depending on choices.

King Jr. Meals are for smaller portions and kid-friendly sides and drinks. Adult value items like small cheeseburgers or combos sometimes have similar prices but offer larger portions.

Yes. The Impossible™ Whopper is a plant-based option (example Canadian price CAN$8.49, 688 Cal). Medium and Large combo prices mirror the beef Whopper tiers. Availability varies by market.

Lighter choices include smaller sandwiches like the Whopper Jr. (CAN$4.69, 323 Cal). Wraps and fish sandwiches like the Spicy Big Fish (CAN$5.99, ~429 Cal) are also options. Choosing smaller sides or apple slices and water or milk keeps calories lower.

Burger King provides nutrition and allergen information online and in restaurants. The “Have It Your Way” policy lets customers remove or add ingredients. Customizations may change price and calorie counts.

Use the Burger King app for exclusive coupons, time visits around promotions, mix value menu items with snack boxes, and take advantage of 2-for or mix-and-match deals. Small side and drink choices reduce cost and calories. Local franchises and regional promotions can also offer extra savings.

Burger King’s lunch menu features flame-grilled burgers like the Whopper family. It also has chicken sandwiches, Chicken Fries, and nuggets. You can find fish sandwiches, sides, shakes, desserts, and soft drinks too. Many places offer special deals and promotions.

Sandwiches have base prices. Combos add a side and a drink, increasing price and calories. For example, a Whopper costs CAN$7.99, with a Medium Combo at CAN$13.19 and a Large Combo at CAN$14.19. Premium burgers and combos are pricier.

Yes, prices vary between the U.S. and Canada. Canadian menus include items like poutine, reflecting local tastes. U.S. menus use USD and prices can differ due to taxes and franchise pricing.

In Canada, a Whopper costs CAN$7.99 (660 Cal). The Whopper Medium Combo is CAN$13.19 (1,279 Cal), and the Large Combo is CAN$14.19 (1,490 Cal). A Whopper with Bacon and Cheese costs CAN$10.39 (830 Cal). U.S. prices are similar, with a Whopper with Bacon and Cheese Meal at $14.19 (1,450 Cal).

The Bacon King and larger Whoppers are for those with big appetites. They offer more protein and calories. Customizing these burgers with extra items increases their size and price.

Adding items like bacon or cheese increases the price. Some menus list variations separately. Upgrading patties also raises the cost.

In Canada, a Crispy Chicken Sandwich costs CAN$7.19 (668 Cal). The Medium Combo is around CAN$11.79 (1,288 Cal). The Roadhouse Crispy Chicken costs CAN$9.59 (943 Cal) with a Medium Combo at CAN$14.19 (1,563 Cal). The Original Chicken is cheaper, with lower combo prices.

Chicken Fries in Canada are 5-piece for CAN$3.19 (220 Cal) and 9-piece for CAN$5.49 (390 Cal). Nuggets are priced the same. Medium and large combos include fries and a drink, increasing calories.

The Big Fish costs CAN$5.99 (512 Cal) in Canada. The Medium Combo is CAN$10.99 (1,132 Cal). Fish sandwiches are a lower-calorie option, depending on sides and drinks.

Value items include the Cheeseburger (CAN$2.99) and Hamburger (CAN$2.49). Small combos and 2-for deals are also affordable. Snack boxes and small-side deals can make for a cheap lunch.

Mix-and-match promotions let you choose two items for a set price. This can save money and offer variety.

Snack-box deals include Garlic Parmesan Chicken Fries Snack Box for CAN$5.00 (530 Cal). Pairing a snack box with a small drink makes for an affordable lunch.

Medium combos include the sandwich, medium fries, and a medium drink. Large combos upgrade the side and drink, increasing price and calories. Premium sides or shakes raise the combo cost further.

In Canada, a Whopper Medium Combo is CAN$13.19 (1,279 Cal), and a Large Combo is CAN$14.19 (1,490 Cal). The Whopper with Bacon and Cheese Meal is $14.19 (1,450 Cal) in the U.S., showing regional price differences.

Upgrading fries to onion rings or adding poutine increases the combo price. Choosing a shake instead of a soda also adds to the cost. Exact amounts vary by market and location.

Burger King offers seasonal and market-specific items. Examples include the Garlic Parmesan Whopper and Garlic Parmesan Chicken Fries. These are available as standalone sandwiches and combos.

Watch Burger King’s website, the Burger King app, in-restaurant signage, and local promotions. Limited launches and weekday lunch promotions often have discounts and offers.

Yes. The Burger King app offers exclusive coupons and deals. Combining app offers with value menu items or mix-and-match promotions can save money.

In Canada, a Small Coca-Cola is CAN$1.99, and a Large is CAN$3.09. Coffee is around CAN$1.69 to CAN$1.99. Specialty drinks like Blood Orange Lemonade are about CAN$2.59. U.S. prices are similar but in USD and vary by market.

Shakes cost around CAN$4.29 to CAN$4.89, depending on flavor. Desserts like sundaes and soft serve are about CAN$1.79 to CAN$2.99.

Fries cost roughly CAN$2.49 (Small) to CAN$3.99 (Large). Onion Rings are priced the same. Poutine is around CAN$5.79. Mozzarella Fries and other snack sides are CAN$3.19–5.00.

King Jr. Meals include Cheeseburger, Hamburger, and 3/4/6pc Nuggets or French Toast Sticks. Prices are around CAN$4.39–6.49. Meals include a kid’s side and drink, with calorie counts depending on choices.

King Jr. Meals are for smaller portions and kid-friendly sides and drinks. Adult value items like small cheeseburgers or combos sometimes have similar prices but offer larger portions.

Yes. The Impossible™ Whopper is a plant-based option (example Canadian price CAN$8.49, 688 Cal). Medium and Large combo prices mirror the beef Whopper tiers. Availability varies by market.

Lighter choices include smaller sandwiches like the Whopper Jr. (CAN$4.69, 323 Cal). Wraps and fish sandwiches like the Spicy Big Fish (CAN$5.99, ~429 Cal) are also options. Choosing smaller sides or apple slices and water or milk keeps calories lower.

Burger King provides nutrition and allergen information online and in restaurants. The “Have It Your Way” policy lets customers remove or add ingredients. Customizations may change price and calorie counts.

Use the Burger King app for exclusive coupons, time visits around promotions, mix value menu items with snack boxes, and take advantage of 2-for or mix-and-match deals. Small side and drink choices reduce cost and calories. Local franchises and regional promotions can also offer extra savings.

Burger King’s lunch menu features flame-grilled burgers like the Whopper family. It also has chicken sandwiches, Chicken Fries, and nuggets. You can find fish sandwiches, sides, shakes, desserts, and soft drinks too. Many places offer special deals and promotions.

Sandwiches have base prices. Combos add a side and a drink, increasing price and calories. For example, a Whopper costs CAN$7.99, with a Medium Combo at CAN$13.19 and a Large Combo at CAN$14.19. Premium burgers and combos are pricier.

Yes, prices vary between the U.S. and Canada. Canadian menus include items like poutine, reflecting local tastes. U.S. menus use USD and prices can differ due to taxes and franchise pricing.

In Canada, a Whopper costs CAN$7.99 (660 Cal). The Whopper Medium Combo is CAN$13.19 (1,279 Cal), and the Large Combo is CAN$14.19 (1,490 Cal). A Whopper with Bacon and Cheese costs CAN$10.39 (830 Cal). U.S. prices are similar, with a Whopper with Bacon and Cheese Meal at $14.19 (1,450 Cal).

The Bacon King and larger Whoppers are for those with big appetites. They offer more protein and calories. Customizing these burgers with extra items increases their size and price.

Adding items like bacon or cheese increases the price. Some menus list variations separately. Upgrading patties also raises the cost.

In Canada, a Crispy Chicken Sandwich costs CAN$7.19 (668 Cal). The Medium Combo is around CAN$11.79 (1,288 Cal). The Roadhouse Crispy Chicken costs CAN$9.59 (943 Cal) with a Medium Combo at CAN$14.19 (1,563 Cal). The Original Chicken is cheaper, with lower combo prices.

Chicken Fries in Canada are 5-piece for CAN$3.19 (220 Cal) and 9-piece for CAN$5.49 (390 Cal). Nuggets are priced the same. Medium and large combos include fries and a drink, increasing calories.

The Big Fish costs CAN$5.99 (512 Cal) in Canada. The Medium Combo is CAN$10.99 (1,132 Cal). Fish sandwiches are a lower-calorie option, depending on sides and drinks.

Value items include the Cheeseburger (CAN$2.99) and Hamburger (CAN$2.49). Small combos and 2-for deals are also affordable. Snack boxes and small-side deals can make for a cheap lunch.

Mix-and-match promotions let you choose two items for a set price. This can save money and offer variety.

Snack-box deals include Garlic Parmesan Chicken Fries Snack Box for CAN$5.00 (530 Cal). Pairing a snack box with a small drink makes for an affordable lunch.

Medium combos include the sandwich, medium fries, and a medium drink. Large combos upgrade the side and drink, increasing price and calories. Premium sides or shakes raise the combo cost further.

In Canada, a Whopper Medium Combo is CAN$13.19 (1,279 Cal), and a Large Combo is CAN$14.19 (1,490 Cal). The Whopper with Bacon and Cheese Meal is $14.19 (1,450 Cal) in the U.S., showing regional price differences.

Upgrading fries to onion rings or adding poutine increases the combo price. Choosing a shake instead of a soda also adds to the cost. Exact amounts vary by market and location.

Burger King offers seasonal and market-specific items. Examples include the Garlic Parmesan Whopper and Garlic Parmesan Chicken Fries. These are available as standalone sandwiches and combos.

Watch Burger King’s website, the Burger King app, in-restaurant signage, and local promotions. Limited launches and weekday lunch promotions often have discounts and offers.

Yes. The Burger King app offers exclusive coupons and deals. Combining app offers with value menu items or mix-and-match promotions can save money.

In Canada, a Small Coca-Cola is CAN$1.99, and a Large is CAN$3.09. Coffee is around CAN$1.69 to CAN$1.99. Specialty drinks like Blood Orange Lemonade are about CAN$2.59. U.S. prices are similar but in USD and vary by market.

Shakes cost around CAN$4.29 to CAN$4.89, depending on flavor. Desserts like sundaes and soft serve are about CAN$1.79 to CAN$2.99.

Fries cost roughly CAN$2.49 (Small) to CAN$3.99 (Large). Onion Rings are priced the same. Poutine is around CAN$5.79. Mozzarella Fries and other snack sides are CAN$3.19–5.00.

King Jr. Meals include Cheeseburger, Hamburger, and 3/4/6pc Nuggets or French Toast Sticks. Prices are around CAN$4.39–6.49. Meals include a kid’s side and drink, with calorie counts depending on choices.

King Jr. Meals are for smaller portions and kid-friendly sides and drinks. Adult value items like small cheeseburgers or combos sometimes have similar prices but offer larger portions.

Yes. The Impossible™ Whopper is a plant-based option (example Canadian price CAN$8.49, 688 Cal). Medium and Large combo prices mirror the beef Whopper tiers. Availability varies by market.

Lighter choices include smaller sandwiches like the Whopper Jr. (CAN$4.69, 323 Cal). Wraps and fish sandwiches like the Spicy Big Fish (CAN$5.99, ~429 Cal) are also options. Choosing smaller sides or apple slices and water or milk keeps calories lower.

Burger King provides nutrition and allergen information online and in restaurants. The “Have It Your Way” policy lets customers remove or add ingredients. Customizations may change price and calorie counts.

Use the Burger King app for exclusive coupons, time visits around promotions, mix value menu items with snack boxes, and take advantage of 2-for or mix-and-match deals. Small side and drink choices reduce cost and calories. Local franchises and regional promotions can also offer extra savings.

Burger King’s lunch menu features flame-grilled burgers like the Whopper family. It also has chicken sandwiches, Chicken Fries, and nuggets. You can find fish sandwiches, sides, shakes, desserts, and soft drinks too. Many places offer special deals and promotions.

Sandwiches have base prices. Combos add a side and a drink, increasing price and calories. For example, a Whopper costs CAN$7.99, with a Medium Combo at CAN$13.19 and a Large Combo at CAN$14.19. Premium burgers and combos are pricier.

Yes, prices vary between the U.S. and Canada. Canadian menus include items like poutine, reflecting local tastes. U.S. menus use USD and prices can differ due to taxes and franchise pricing.

In Canada, a Whopper costs CAN$7.99 (660 Cal). The Whopper Medium Combo is CAN$13.19 (1,279 Cal), and the Large Combo is CAN$14.19 (1,490 Cal). A Whopper with Bacon and Cheese costs CAN$10.39 (830 Cal). U.S. prices are similar, with a Whopper with Bacon and Cheese Meal at $14.19 (1,450 Cal).

The Bacon King and larger Whoppers are for those with big appetites. They offer more protein and calories. Customizing these burgers with extra items increases their size and price.

Adding items like bacon or cheese increases the price. Some menus list variations separately. Upgrading patties also raises the cost.

In Canada, a Crispy Chicken Sandwich costs CAN$7.19 (668 Cal). The Medium Combo is around CAN$11.79 (1,288 Cal). The Roadhouse Crispy Chicken costs CAN$9.59 (943 Cal) with a Medium Combo at CAN$14.19 (1,563 Cal). The Original Chicken is cheaper, with lower combo prices.

Chicken Fries in Canada are 5-piece for CAN$3.19 (220 Cal) and 9-piece for CAN$5.49 (390 Cal). Nuggets are priced the same. Medium and large combos include fries and a drink, increasing calories.

The Big Fish costs CAN$5.99 (512 Cal) in Canada. The Medium Combo is CAN$10.99 (1,132 Cal). Fish sandwiches are a lower-calorie option, depending on sides and drinks.

Value items include the Cheeseburger (CAN$2.99) and Hamburger (CAN$2.49). Small combos and 2-for deals are also affordable. Snack boxes and small-side deals can make for a cheap lunch.

Mix-and-match promotions let you choose two items for a set price. This can save money and offer variety.

Snack-box deals include Garlic Parmesan Chicken Fries Snack Box for CAN$5.00 (530 Cal). Pairing a snack box with a small drink makes for an affordable lunch.

Medium combos include the sandwich, medium fries, and a medium drink. Large combos upgrade the side and drink, increasing price and calories. Premium sides or shakes raise the combo cost further.

In Canada, a Whopper Medium Combo is CAN$13.19 (1,279 Cal), and a Large Combo is CAN$14.19 (1,490 Cal). The Whopper with Bacon and Cheese Meal is $14.19 (1,450 Cal) in the U.S., showing regional price differences.

Upgrading fries to onion rings or adding poutine increases the combo price. Choosing a shake instead of a soda also adds to the cost. Exact amounts vary by market and location.

Burger King offers seasonal and market-specific items. Examples include the Garlic Parmesan Whopper and Garlic Parmesan Chicken Fries. These are available as standalone sandwiches and combos.

Watch Burger King’s website, the Burger King app, in-restaurant signage, and local promotions. Limited launches and weekday lunch promotions often have discounts and offers.

Yes. The Burger King app offers exclusive coupons and deals. Combining app offers with value menu items or mix-and-match promotions can save money.

In Canada, a Small Coca-Cola is CAN$1.99, and a Large is CAN$3.09. Coffee is around CAN$1.69 to CAN$1.99. Specialty drinks like Blood Orange Lemonade are about CAN$2.59. U.S. prices are similar but in USD and vary by market.

Shakes cost around CAN$4.29 to CAN$4.89, depending on flavor. Desserts like sundaes and soft serve are about CAN$1.79 to CAN$2.99.

Fries cost roughly CAN$2.49 (Small) to CAN$3.99 (Large). Onion Rings are priced the same. Poutine is around CAN$5.79. Mozzarella Fries and other snack sides are CAN$3.19–5.00.

King Jr. Meals include Cheeseburger, Hamburger, and 3/4/6pc Nuggets or French Toast Sticks. Prices are around CAN$4.39–6.49. Meals include a kid’s side and drink, with calorie counts depending on choices.

King Jr. Meals are for smaller portions and kid-friendly sides and drinks. Adult value items like small cheeseburgers or combos sometimes have similar prices but offer larger portions.

Yes. The Impossible™ Whopper is a plant-based option (example Canadian price CAN$8.49, 688 Cal). Medium and Large combo prices mirror the beef Whopper tiers. Availability varies by market.

Lighter choices include smaller sandwiches like the Whopper Jr. (CAN$4.69, 323 Cal). Wraps and fish sandwiches like the Spicy Big Fish (CAN$5.99, ~429 Cal) are also options. Choosing smaller sides or apple slices and water or milk keeps calories lower.

Burger King provides nutrition and allergen information online and in restaurants. The “Have It Your Way” policy lets customers remove or add ingredients. Customizations may change price and calorie counts.

Use the Burger King app for exclusive coupons, time visits around promotions, mix value menu items with snack boxes, and take advantage of 2-for or mix-and-match deals. Small side and drink choices reduce cost and calories. Local franchises and regional promotions can also offer extra savings.

Burger King’s lunch menu features flame-grilled burgers like the Whopper family. It also has chicken sandwiches, Chicken Fries, and nuggets. You can find fish sandwiches, sides, shakes, desserts, and soft drinks too. Many places offer special deals and promotions.

Sandwiches have base prices. Combos add a side and a drink, increasing price and calories. For example, a Whopper costs CAN$7.99, with a Medium Combo at CAN$13.19 and a Large Combo at CAN$14.19. Premium burgers and combos are pricier.

Yes, prices vary between the U.S. and Canada. Canadian menus include items like poutine, reflecting local tastes. U.S. menus use USD and prices can differ due to taxes and franchise pricing.

In Canada, a Whopper costs CAN$7.99 (660 Cal). The Whopper Medium Combo is CAN$13.19 (1,279 Cal), and the Large Combo is CAN$14.19 (1,490 Cal). A Whopper with Bacon and Cheese costs CAN$10.39 (830 Cal). U.S. prices are similar, with a Whopper with Bacon and Cheese Meal at $14.19 (1,450 Cal).

The Bacon King and larger Whoppers are for those with big appetites. They offer more protein and calories. Customizing these burgers with extra items increases their size and price.

Adding items like bacon or cheese increases the price. Some menus list variations separately. Upgrading patties also raises the cost.

In Canada, a Crispy Chicken Sandwich costs CAN$7.19 (668 Cal). The Medium Combo is around CAN$11.79 (1,288 Cal). The Roadhouse Crispy Chicken costs CAN$9.59 (943 Cal) with a Medium Combo at CAN$14.19 (1,563 Cal). The Original Chicken is cheaper, with lower combo prices.

Chicken Fries in Canada are 5-piece for CAN$3.19 (220 Cal) and 9-piece for CAN$5.49 (390 Cal). Nuggets are priced the same. Medium and large combos include fries and a drink, increasing calories.

The Big Fish costs CAN$5.99 (512 Cal) in Canada. The Medium Combo is CAN$10.99 (1,132 Cal). Fish sandwiches are a lower-calorie option, depending on sides and drinks.

Value items include the Cheeseburger (CAN$2.99) and Hamburger (CAN$2.49). Small combos and 2-for deals are also affordable. Snack boxes and small-side deals can make for a cheap lunch.

Mix-and-match promotions let you choose two items for a set price. This can save money and offer variety.

Snack-box deals include Garlic Parmesan Chicken Fries Snack Box for CAN$5.00 (530 Cal). Pairing a snack box with a small drink makes for an affordable lunch.

Medium combos include the sandwich, medium fries, and a medium drink. Large combos upgrade the side and drink, increasing price and calories. Premium sides or shakes raise the combo cost further.

In Canada, a Whopper Medium Combo is CAN$13.19 (1,279 Cal), and a Large Combo is CAN$14.19 (1,490 Cal). The Whopper with Bacon and Cheese Meal is $14.19 (1,450 Cal) in the U.S., showing regional price differences.

Upgrading fries to onion rings or adding poutine increases the combo price. Choosing a shake instead of a soda also adds to the cost. Exact amounts vary by market and location.

Burger King offers seasonal and market-specific items. Examples include the Garlic Parmesan Whopper and Garlic Parmesan Chicken Fries. These are available as standalone sandwiches and combos.

Watch Burger King’s website, the Burger King app, in-restaurant signage, and local promotions. Limited launches and weekday lunch promotions often have discounts and offers.

Yes. The Burger King app offers exclusive coupons and deals. Combining app offers with value menu items or mix-and-match promotions can save money.

In Canada, a Small Coca-Cola is CAN$1.99, and a Large is CAN$3.09. Coffee is around CAN$1.69 to CAN$1.99. Specialty drinks like Blood Orange Lemonade are about CAN$2.59. U.S. prices are similar but in USD and vary by market.

Shakes cost around CAN$4.29 to CAN$4.89, depending on flavor. Desserts like sundaes and soft serve are about CAN$1.79 to CAN$2.99.

Fries cost roughly CAN$2.49 (Small) to CAN$3.99 (Large). Onion Rings are priced the same. Poutine is around CAN$5.79. Mozzarella Fries and other snack sides are CAN$3.19–5.00.

King Jr. Meals include Cheeseburger, Hamburger, and 3/4/6pc Nuggets or French Toast Sticks. Prices are around CAN$4.39–6.49. Meals include a kid’s side and drink, with calorie counts depending on choices.

King Jr. Meals are for smaller portions and kid-friendly sides and drinks. Adult value items like small cheeseburgers or combos sometimes have similar prices but offer larger portions.

Yes. The Impossible™ Whopper is a plant-based option (example Canadian price CAN$8.49, 688 Cal). Medium and Large combo prices mirror the beef Whopper tiers. Availability varies by market.

Lighter choices include smaller sandwiches like the Whopper Jr. (CAN$4.69, 323 Cal). Wraps and fish sandwiches like the Spicy Big Fish (CAN$5.99, ~429 Cal) are also options. Choosing smaller sides or apple slices and water or milk keeps calories lower.

Burger King provides nutrition and allergen information online and in restaurants. The “Have It Your Way” policy lets customers remove or add ingredients. Customizations may change price and calorie counts.

Use the Burger King app for exclusive coupons, time visits around promotions, mix value menu items with snack boxes, and take advantage of 2-for or mix-and-match deals. Small side and drink choices reduce cost and calories. Local franchises and regional promotions can also offer extra savings.

Burger King’s lunch menu features flame-grilled burgers like the Whopper family. It also has chicken sandwiches, Chicken Fries, and nuggets. You can find fish sandwiches, sides, shakes, desserts, and soft drinks too. Many places offer special deals and promotions.

Sandwiches have base prices. Combos add a side and a drink, increasing price and calories. For example, a Whopper costs CAN$7.99, with a Medium Combo at CAN$13.19 and a Large Combo at CAN$14.19. Premium burgers and combos are pricier.

Yes, prices vary between the U.S. and Canada. Canadian menus include items like poutine, reflecting local tastes. U.S. menus use USD and prices can differ due to taxes and franchise pricing.

In Canada, a Whopper costs CAN$7.99 (660 Cal). The Whopper Medium Combo is CAN$13.19 (1,279 Cal), and the Large Combo is CAN$14.19 (1,490 Cal). A Whopper with Bacon and Cheese costs CAN$10.39 (830 Cal). U.S. prices are similar, with a Whopper with Bacon and Cheese Meal at $14.19 (1,450 Cal).

The Bacon King and larger Whoppers are for those with big appetites. They offer more protein and calories. Customizing these burgers with extra items increases their size and price.

Adding items like bacon or cheese increases the price. Some menus list variations separately. Upgrading patties also raises the cost.

In Canada, a Crispy Chicken Sandwich costs CAN$7.19 (668 Cal). The Medium Combo is around CAN$11.79 (1,288 Cal). The Roadhouse Crispy Chicken costs CAN$9.59 (943 Cal) with a Medium Combo at CAN$14.19 (1,563 Cal). The Original Chicken is cheaper, with lower combo prices.

Chicken Fries in Canada are 5-piece for CAN$3.19 (220 Cal) and 9-piece for CAN$5.49 (390 Cal). Nuggets are priced the same. Medium and large combos include fries and a drink, increasing calories.

The Big Fish costs CAN$5.99 (512 Cal) in Canada. The Medium Combo is CAN$10.99 (1,132 Cal). Fish sandwiches are a lower-calorie option, depending on sides and drinks.

Value items include the Cheeseburger (CAN$2.99) and Hamburger (CAN$2.49). Small combos and 2-for deals are also affordable. Snack boxes and small-side deals can make for a cheap lunch.

Mix-and-match promotions let you choose two items for a set price. This can save money and offer variety.

Snack-box deals include Garlic Parmesan Chicken Fries Snack Box for CAN$5.00 (530 Cal). Pairing a snack box with a small drink makes for an affordable lunch.

Medium combos include the sandwich, medium fries, and a medium drink. Large combos upgrade the side and drink, increasing price and calories. Premium sides or shakes raise the combo cost further.

In Canada, a Whopper Medium Combo is CAN$13.19 (1,279 Cal), and a Large Combo is CAN$14.19 (1,490 Cal). The Whopper with Bacon and Cheese Meal is $14.19 (1,450 Cal) in the U.S., showing regional price differences.

Upgrading fries to onion rings or adding poutine increases the combo price. Choosing a shake instead of a soda also adds to the cost. Exact amounts vary by market and location.

Burger King offers seasonal and market-specific items. Examples include the Garlic Parmesan Whopper and Garlic Parmesan Chicken Fries. These are available as standalone sandwiches and combos.

Watch Burger King’s website, the Burger King app, in-restaurant signage, and local promotions. Limited launches and weekday lunch promotions often have discounts and offers.

Yes. The Burger King app offers exclusive coupons and deals. Combining app offers with value menu items or mix-and-match promotions can save money.

In Canada, a Small Coca-Cola is CAN$1.99, and a Large is CAN$3.09. Coffee is around CAN$1.69 to CAN$1.99. Specialty drinks like Blood Orange Lemonade are about CAN$2.59. U.S. prices are similar but in USD and vary by market.

Shakes cost around CAN$4.29 to CAN$4.89, depending on flavor. Desserts like sundaes and soft serve are about CAN$1.79 to CAN$2.99.

Fries cost roughly CAN$2.49 (Small) to CAN$3.99 (Large). Onion Rings are priced the same. Poutine is around CAN$5.79. Mozzarella Fries and other snack sides are CAN$3.19–5.00.

King Jr. Meals include Cheeseburger, Hamburger, and 3/4/6pc Nuggets or French Toast Sticks. Prices are around CAN$4.39–6.49. Meals include a kid’s side and drink, with calorie counts depending on choices.

King Jr. Meals are for smaller portions and kid-friendly sides and drinks. Adult value items like small cheeseburgers or combos sometimes have similar prices but offer larger portions.

Yes. The Impossible™ Whopper is a plant-based option (example Canadian price CAN$8.49, 688 Cal). Medium and Large combo prices mirror the beef Whopper tiers. Availability varies by market.

Lighter choices include smaller sandwiches like the Whopper Jr. (CAN$4.69, 323 Cal). Wraps and fish sandwiches like the Spicy Big Fish (CAN$5.99, ~429 Cal) are also options. Choosing smaller sides or apple slices and water or milk keeps calories lower.

Burger King provides nutrition and allergen information online and in restaurants. The “Have It Your Way” policy lets customers remove or add ingredients. Customizations may change price and calorie counts.

Use the Burger King app for exclusive coupons, time visits around promotions, mix value menu items with snack boxes, and take advantage of 2-for or mix-and-match deals. Small side and drink choices reduce cost and calories. Local franchises and regional promotions can also offer extra savings.

Burger King’s lunch menu features flame-grilled burgers like the Whopper family. It also has chicken sandwiches, Chicken Fries, and nuggets. You can find fish sandwiches, sides, shakes, desserts, and soft drinks too. Many places offer special deals and promotions.

Sandwiches have base prices. Combos add a side and a drink, increasing price and calories. For example, a Whopper costs CAN$7.99, with a Medium Combo at CAN$13.19 and a Large Combo at CAN$14.19. Premium burgers and combos are pricier.

Yes, prices vary between the U.S. and Canada. Canadian menus include items like poutine, reflecting local tastes. U.S. menus use USD and prices can differ due to taxes and franchise pricing.

In Canada, a Whopper costs CAN$7.99 (660 Cal). The Whopper Medium Combo is CAN$13.19 (1,279 Cal), and the Large Combo is CAN$14.19 (1,490 Cal). A Whopper with Bacon and Cheese costs CAN$10.39 (830 Cal). U.S. prices are similar, with a Whopper with Bacon and Cheese Meal at $14.19 (1,450 Cal).

The Bacon King and larger Whoppers are for those with big appetites. They offer more protein and calories. Customizing these burgers with extra items increases their size and price.

Adding items like bacon or cheese increases the price. Some menus list variations separately. Upgrading patties also raises the cost.

In Canada, a Crispy Chicken Sandwich costs CAN$7.19 (668 Cal). The Medium Combo is around CAN$11.79 (1,288 Cal). The Roadhouse Crispy Chicken costs CAN$9.59 (943 Cal) with a Medium Combo at CAN$14.19 (1,563 Cal). The Original Chicken is cheaper, with lower combo prices.

Chicken Fries in Canada are 5-piece for CAN$3.19 (220 Cal) and 9-piece for CAN$5.49 (390 Cal). Nuggets are priced the same. Medium and large combos include fries and a drink, increasing calories.

The Big Fish costs CAN$5.99 (512 Cal) in Canada. The Medium Combo is CAN$10.99 (1,132 Cal). Fish sandwiches are a lower-calorie option, depending on sides and drinks.

Value items include the Cheeseburger (CAN$2.99) and Hamburger (CAN$2.49). Small combos and 2-for deals are also affordable. Snack boxes and small-side deals can make for a cheap lunch.

Mix-and-match promotions let you choose two items for a set price. This can save money and offer variety.

Snack-box deals include Garlic Parmesan Chicken Fries Snack Box for CAN$5.00 (530 Cal). Pairing a snack box with a small drink makes for an affordable lunch.

Medium combos include the sandwich, medium fries, and a medium drink. Large combos upgrade the side and drink, increasing price and calories. Premium sides or shakes raise the combo cost further.

In Canada, a Whopper Medium Combo is CAN$13.19 (1,279 Cal), and a Large Combo is CAN$14.19 (1,490 Cal). The Whopper with Bacon and Cheese Meal is $14.19 (1,450 Cal) in the U.S., showing regional price differences.

Upgrading fries to onion rings or adding poutine increases the combo price. Choosing a shake instead of a soda also adds to the cost. Exact amounts vary by market and location.

Burger King offers seasonal and market-specific items. Examples include the Garlic Parmesan Whopper and Garlic Parmesan Chicken Fries. These are available as standalone sandwiches and combos.

Watch Burger King’s website, the Burger King app, in-restaurant signage, and local promotions. Limited launches and weekday lunch promotions often have discounts and offers.

Yes. The Burger King app offers exclusive coupons and deals. Combining app offers with value menu items or mix-and-match promotions can save money.

In Canada, a Small Coca-Cola is CAN$1.99, and a Large is CAN$3.09. Coffee is around CAN$1.69 to CAN$1.99. Specialty drinks like Blood Orange Lemonade are about CAN$2.59. U.S. prices are similar but in USD and vary by market.

Shakes cost around CAN$4.29 to CAN$4.89, depending on flavor. Desserts like sundaes and soft serve are about CAN$1.79 to CAN$2.99.

Fries cost roughly CAN$2.49 (Small) to CAN$3.99 (Large). Onion Rings are priced the same. Poutine is around CAN$5.79. Mozzarella Fries and other snack sides are CAN$3.19–5.00.

King Jr. Meals include Cheeseburger, Hamburger, and 3/4/6pc Nuggets or French Toast Sticks. Prices are around CAN$4.39–6.49. Meals include a kid’s side and drink, with calorie counts depending on choices.

King Jr. Meals are for smaller portions and kid-friendly sides and drinks. Adult value items like small cheeseburgers or combos sometimes have similar prices but offer larger portions.

Yes. The Impossible™ Whopper is a plant-based option (example Canadian price CAN$8.49, 688 Cal). Medium and Large combo prices mirror the beef Whopper tiers. Availability varies by market.

Lighter choices include smaller sandwiches like the Whopper Jr. (CAN$4.69, 323 Cal). Wraps and fish sandwiches like the Spicy Big Fish (CAN$5.99, ~429 Cal) are also options. Choosing smaller sides or apple slices and water or milk keeps calories lower.

Burger King provides nutrition and allergen information online and in restaurants. The “Have It Your Way” policy lets customers remove or add ingredients. Customizations may change price and calorie counts.

Use the Burger King app for exclusive coupons, time visits around promotions, mix value menu items with snack boxes, and take advantage of 2-for or mix-and-match deals. Small side and drink choices reduce cost and calories. Local franchises and regional promotions can also offer extra savings.

Burger King’s lunch menu features flame-grilled burgers like the Whopper family. It also has chicken sandwiches, Chicken Fries, and nuggets. You can find fish sandwiches, sides, shakes, desserts, and soft drinks too. Many places offer special deals and promotions.

Sandwiches have base prices. Combos add a side and a drink, increasing price and calories. For example, a Whopper costs CAN$7.99, with a Medium Combo at CAN$13.19 and a Large Combo at CAN$14.19. Premium burgers and combos are pricier.

Yes, prices vary between the U.S. and Canada. Canadian menus include items like poutine, reflecting local tastes. U.S. menus use USD and prices can differ due to taxes and franchise pricing.

In Canada, a Whopper costs CAN$7.99 (660 Cal). The Whopper Medium Combo is CAN$13.19 (1,279 Cal), and the Large Combo is CAN$14.19 (1,490 Cal). A Whopper with Bacon and Cheese costs CAN$10.39 (830 Cal). U.S. prices are similar, with a Whopper with Bacon and Cheese Meal at $14.19 (1,450 Cal).

The Bacon King and larger Whoppers are for those with big appetites. They offer more protein and calories. Customizing these burgers with extra items increases their size and price.

Adding items like bacon or cheese increases the price. Some menus list variations separately. Upgrading patties also raises the cost.

In Canada, a Crispy Chicken Sandwich costs CAN$7.19 (668 Cal). The Medium Combo is around CAN$11.79 (1,288 Cal). The Roadhouse Crispy Chicken costs CAN$9.59 (943 Cal) with a Medium Combo at CAN$14.19 (1,563 Cal). The Original Chicken is cheaper, with lower combo prices.

Chicken Fries in Canada are 5-piece for CAN$3.19 (220 Cal) and 9-piece for CAN$5.49 (390 Cal). Nuggets are priced the same. Medium and large combos include fries and a drink, increasing calories.

The Big Fish costs CAN$5.99 (512 Cal) in Canada. The Medium Combo is CAN$10.99 (1,132 Cal). Fish sandwiches are a lower-calorie option, depending on sides and drinks.

Value items include the Cheeseburger (CAN$2.99) and Hamburger (CAN$2.49). Small combos and 2-for deals are also affordable. Snack boxes and small-side deals can make for a cheap lunch.

Mix-and-match promotions let you choose two items for a set price. This can save money and offer variety.

Snack-box deals include Garlic Parmesan Chicken Fries Snack Box for CAN$5.00 (530 Cal). Pairing a snack box with a small drink makes for an affordable lunch.

Medium combos include the sandwich, medium fries, and a medium drink. Large combos upgrade the side and drink, increasing price and calories. Premium sides or shakes raise the combo cost further.

In Canada, a Whopper Medium Combo is CAN$13.19 (1,279 Cal), and a Large Combo is CAN$14.19 (1,490 Cal). The Whopper with Bacon and Cheese Meal is $14.19 (1,450 Cal) in the U.S., showing regional price differences.

Upgrading fries to onion rings or adding poutine increases the combo price. Choosing a shake instead of a soda also adds to the cost. Exact amounts vary by market and location.

Burger King offers seasonal and market-specific items. Examples include the Garlic Parmesan Whopper and Garlic Parmesan Chicken Fries. These are available as standalone sandwiches and combos.

Watch Burger King’s website, the Burger King app, in-restaurant signage, and local promotions. Limited launches and weekday lunch promotions often have discounts and offers.

Yes. The Burger King app offers exclusive coupons and deals. Combining app offers with value menu items or mix-and-match promotions can save money.

In Canada, a Small Coca-Cola is CAN$1.99, and a Large is CAN$3.09. Coffee is around CAN$1.69 to CAN$1.99. Specialty drinks like Blood Orange Lemonade are about CAN$2.59. U.S. prices are similar but in USD and vary by market.

Shakes cost around CAN$4.29 to CAN$4.89, depending on flavor. Desserts like sundaes and soft serve are about CAN$1.79 to CAN$2.99.

Fries cost roughly CAN$2.49 (Small) to CAN$3.99 (Large). Onion Rings are priced the same. Poutine is around CAN$5.79. Mozzarella Fries and other snack sides are CAN$3.19–5.00.

King Jr. Meals include Cheeseburger, Hamburger, and 3/4/6pc Nuggets or French Toast Sticks. Prices are around CAN$4.39–6.49. Meals include a kid’s side and drink, with calorie counts depending on choices.

King Jr. Meals are for smaller portions and kid-friendly sides and drinks. Adult value items like small cheeseburgers or combos sometimes have similar prices but offer larger portions.

Yes. The Impossible™ Whopper is a plant-based option (example Canadian price CAN$8.49, 688 Cal). Medium and Large combo prices mirror the beef Whopper tiers. Availability varies by market.

Lighter choices include smaller sandwiches like the Whopper Jr. (CAN$4.69, 323 Cal). Wraps and fish sandwiches like the Spicy Big Fish (CAN$5.99, ~429 Cal) are also options. Choosing smaller sides or apple slices and water or milk keeps calories lower.

Burger King provides nutrition and allergen information online and in restaurants. The “Have It Your Way” policy lets customers remove or add ingredients. Customizations may change price and calorie counts.

Use the Burger King app for exclusive coupons, time visits around promotions, mix value menu items with snack boxes, and take advantage of 2-for or mix-and-match deals. Small side and drink choices reduce cost and calories. Local franchises and regional promotions can also offer extra savings.

Burger King’s lunch menu features flame-grilled burgers like the Whopper family. It also has chicken sandwiches, Chicken Fries, and nuggets. You can find fish sandwiches, sides, shakes, desserts, and soft drinks too. Many places offer special deals and promotions.

Sandwiches have base prices. Combos add a side and a drink, increasing price and calories. For example, a Whopper costs CAN$7.99, with a Medium Combo at CAN$13.19 and a Large Combo at CAN$14.19. Premium burgers and combos are pricier.

Yes, prices vary between the U.S. and Canada. Canadian menus include items like poutine, reflecting local tastes. U.S. menus use USD and prices can differ due to taxes and franchise pricing.

In Canada, a Whopper costs CAN$7.99 (660 Cal). The Whopper Medium Combo is CAN$13.19 (1,279 Cal), and the Large Combo is CAN$14.19 (1,490 Cal). A Whopper with Bacon and Cheese costs CAN$10.39 (830 Cal). U.S. prices are similar, with a Whopper with Bacon and Cheese Meal at $14.19 (1,450 Cal).

The Bacon King and larger Whoppers are for those with big appetites. They offer more protein and calories. Customizing these burgers with extra items increases their size and price.

Adding items like bacon or cheese increases the price. Some menus list variations separately. Upgrading patties also raises the cost.

In Canada, a Crispy Chicken Sandwich costs CAN$7.19 (668 Cal). The Medium Combo is around CAN$11.79 (1,288 Cal). The Roadhouse Crispy Chicken costs CAN$9.59 (943 Cal) with a Medium Combo at CAN$14.19 (1,563 Cal). The Original Chicken is cheaper, with lower combo prices.

Chicken Fries in Canada are 5-piece for CAN$3.19 (220 Cal) and 9-piece for CAN$5.49 (390 Cal). Nuggets are priced the same. Medium and large combos include fries and a drink, increasing calories.

The Big Fish costs CAN$5.99 (512 Cal) in Canada. The Medium Combo is CAN$10.99 (1,132 Cal). Fish sandwiches are a lower-calorie option, depending on sides and drinks.

Value items include the Cheeseburger (CAN$2.99) and Hamburger (CAN$2.49). Small combos and 2-for deals are also affordable. Snack boxes and small-side deals can make for a cheap lunch.

Mix-and-match promotions let you choose two items for a set price. This can save money and offer variety.

Snack-box deals include Garlic Parmesan Chicken Fries Snack Box for CAN$5.00 (530 Cal). Pairing a snack box with a small drink makes for an affordable lunch.

Medium combos include the sandwich, medium fries, and a medium drink. Large combos upgrade the side and drink, increasing price and calories. Premium sides or shakes raise the combo cost further.

In Canada, a Whopper Medium Combo is CAN$13.19 (1,279 Cal), and a Large Combo is CAN$14.19 (1,490 Cal). The Whopper with Bacon and Cheese Meal is $14.19 (1,450 Cal) in the U.S., showing regional price differences.

Upgrading fries to onion rings or adding poutine increases the combo price. Choosing a shake instead of a soda also adds to the cost. Exact amounts vary by market and location.

Burger King offers seasonal and market-specific items. Examples include the Garlic Parmesan Whopper and Garlic Parmesan Chicken Fries. These are available as standalone sandwiches and combos.

Watch Burger King’s website, the Burger King app, in-restaurant signage, and local promotions. Limited launches and weekday lunch promotions often have discounts and offers.

Yes. The Burger King app offers exclusive coupons and deals. Combining app offers with value menu items or mix-and-match promotions can save money.

In Canada, a Small Coca-Cola is CAN$1.99, and a Large is CAN$3.09. Coffee is around CAN$1.69 to CAN$1.99. Specialty drinks like Blood Orange Lemonade are about CAN$2.59. U.S. prices are similar but in USD and vary by market.

Shakes cost around CAN$4.29 to CAN$4.89, depending on flavor. Desserts like sundaes and soft serve are about CAN$1.79 to CAN$2.99.

Fries cost roughly CAN$2.49 (Small) to CAN$3.99 (Large). Onion Rings are priced the same. Poutine is around CAN$5.79. Mozzarella Fries and other snack sides are CAN$3.19–5.00.

King Jr. Meals include Cheeseburger, Hamburger, and 3/4/6pc Nuggets or French Toast Sticks. Prices are around CAN$4.39–6.49. Meals include a kid’s side and drink, with calorie counts depending on choices.

King Jr. Meals are for smaller portions and kid-friendly sides and drinks. Adult value items like small cheeseburgers or combos sometimes have similar prices but offer larger portions.

Yes. The Impossible™ Whopper is a plant-based option (example Canadian price CAN$8.49, 688 Cal). Medium and Large combo prices mirror the beef Whopper tiers. Availability varies by market.

Lighter choices include smaller sandwiches like the Whopper Jr. (CAN$4.69, 323 Cal). Wraps and fish sandwiches like the Spicy Big Fish (CAN$5.99, ~429 Cal) are also options. Choosing smaller sides or apple slices and water or milk keeps calories lower.

Burger King provides nutrition and allergen information online and in restaurants. The “Have It Your Way” policy lets customers remove or add ingredients. Customizations may change price and calorie counts.

Use the Burger King app for exclusive coupons, time visits around promotions, mix value menu items with snack boxes, and take advantage of 2-for or mix-and-match deals. Small side and drink choices reduce cost and calories. Local franchises and regional promotions can also offer extra savings.

Burger King’s lunch menu features flame-grilled burgers like the Whopper family. It also has chicken sandwiches, Chicken Fries, and nuggets. You can find fish sandwiches, sides, shakes, desserts, and soft drinks too. Many places offer special deals and promotions.

Sandwiches have base prices. Combos add a side and a drink, increasing price and calories. For example, a Whopper costs CAN$7.99, with a Medium Combo at CAN$13.19 and a Large Combo at CAN$14.19. Premium burgers and combos are pricier.

Yes, prices vary between the U.S. and Canada. Canadian menus include items like poutine, reflecting local tastes. U.S. menus use USD and prices can differ due to taxes and franchise pricing.

In Canada, a Whopper costs CAN$7.99 (660 Cal). The Whopper Medium Combo is CAN$13.19 (1,279 Cal), and the Large Combo is CAN$14.19 (1,490 Cal). A Whopper with Bacon and Cheese costs CAN$10.39 (830 Cal). U.S. prices are similar, with a Whopper with Bacon and Cheese Meal at $14.19 (1,450 Cal).

The Bacon King and larger Whoppers are for those with big appetites. They offer more protein and calories. Customizing these burgers with extra items increases their size and price.

Adding items like bacon or cheese increases the price. Some menus list variations separately. Upgrading patties also raises the cost.

In Canada, a Crispy Chicken Sandwich costs CAN$7.19 (668 Cal). The Medium Combo is around CAN$11.79 (1,288 Cal). The Roadhouse Crispy Chicken costs CAN$9.59 (943 Cal) with a Medium Combo at CAN$14.19 (1,563 Cal). The Original Chicken is cheaper, with lower combo prices.

Chicken Fries in Canada are 5-piece for CAN$3.19 (220 Cal) and 9-piece for CAN$5.49 (390 Cal). Nuggets are priced the same. Medium and large combos include fries and a drink, increasing calories.

The Big Fish costs CAN$5.99 (512 Cal) in Canada. The Medium Combo is CAN$10.99 (1,132 Cal). Fish sandwiches are a lower-calorie option, depending on sides and drinks.

Value items include the Cheeseburger (CAN$2.99) and Hamburger (CAN$2.49). Small combos and 2-for deals are also affordable. Snack boxes and small-side deals can make for a cheap lunch.

Mix-and-match promotions let you choose two items for a set price. This can save money and offer variety.

Snack-box deals include Garlic Parmesan Chicken Fries Snack Box for CAN$5.00 (530 Cal). Pairing a snack box with a small drink makes for an affordable lunch.

Medium combos include the sandwich, medium fries, and a medium drink. Large combos upgrade the side and drink, increasing price and calories. Premium sides or shakes raise the combo cost further.

In Canada, a Whopper Medium Combo is CAN$13.19 (1,279 Cal), and a Large Combo is CAN$14.19 (1,490 Cal). The Whopper with Bacon and Cheese Meal is $14.19 (1,450 Cal) in the U.S., showing regional price differences.

Upgrading fries to onion rings or adding poutine increases the combo price. Choosing a shake instead of a soda also adds to the cost. Exact amounts vary by market and location.

Burger King offers seasonal and market-specific items. Examples include the Garlic Parmesan Whopper and Garlic Parmesan Chicken Fries. These are available as standalone sandwiches and combos.

Watch Burger King’s website, the Burger King app, in-restaurant signage, and local promotions. Limited launches and weekday lunch promotions often have discounts and offers.

Yes. The Burger King app offers exclusive coupons and deals. Combining app offers with value menu items or mix-and-match promotions can save money.

In Canada, a Small Coca-Cola is CAN$1.99, and a Large is CAN$3.09. Coffee is around CAN$1.69 to CAN$1.99. Specialty drinks like Blood Orange Lemonade are about CAN$2.59. U.S. prices are similar but in USD and vary by market.

Shakes cost around CAN$4.29 to CAN$4.89, depending on flavor. Desserts like sundaes and soft serve are about CAN$1.79 to CAN$2.99.

Fries cost roughly CAN$2.49 (Small) to CAN$3.99 (Large). Onion Rings are priced the same. Poutine is around CAN$5.79. Mozzarella Fries and other snack sides are CAN$3.19–5.00.

King Jr. Meals include Cheeseburger, Hamburger, and 3/4/6pc Nuggets or French Toast Sticks. Prices are around CAN$4.39–6.49. Meals include a kid’s side and drink, with calorie counts depending on choices.

King Jr. Meals are for smaller portions and kid-friendly sides and drinks. Adult value items like small cheeseburgers or combos sometimes have similar prices but offer larger portions.

Yes. The Impossible™ Whopper is a plant-based option (example Canadian price CAN$8.49, 688 Cal). Medium and Large combo prices mirror the beef Whopper tiers. Availability varies by market.

Lighter choices include smaller sandwiches like the Whopper Jr. (CAN$4.69, 323 Cal). Wraps and fish sandwiches like the Spicy Big Fish (CAN$5.99, ~429 Cal) are also options. Choosing smaller sides or apple slices and water or milk keeps calories lower.

Burger King provides nutrition and allergen information online and in restaurants. The “Have It Your Way” policy lets customers remove or add ingredients. Customizations may change price and calorie counts.

Use the Burger King app for exclusive coupons, time visits around promotions, mix value menu items with snack boxes, and take advantage of 2-for or mix-and-match deals. Small side and drink choices reduce cost and calories. Local franchises and regional promotions can also offer extra savings.

Burger King’s lunch menu features flame-grilled burgers like the Whopper family. It also has chicken sandwiches, Chicken Fries, and nuggets. You can find fish sandwiches, sides, shakes, desserts, and soft drinks too. Many places offer special deals and promotions.

Sandwiches have base prices. Combos add a side and a drink, increasing price and calories. For example, a Whopper costs CAN$7.99, with a Medium Combo at CAN$13.19 and a Large Combo at CAN$14.19. Premium burgers and combos are pricier.

Yes, prices vary between the U.S. and Canada. Canadian menus include items like poutine, reflecting local tastes. U.S. menus use USD and prices can differ due to taxes and franchise pricing.

In Canada, a Whopper costs CAN$7.99 (660 Cal). The Whopper Medium Combo is CAN$13.19 (1,279 Cal), and the Large Combo is CAN$14.19 (1,490 Cal). A Whopper with Bacon and Cheese costs CAN$10.39 (830 Cal). U.S. prices are similar, with a Whopper with Bacon and Cheese Meal at $14.19 (1,450 Cal).

The Bacon King and larger Whoppers are for those with big appetites. They offer more protein and calories. Customizing these burgers with extra items increases their size and price.

Adding items like bacon or cheese increases the price. Some menus list variations separately. Upgrading patties also raises the cost.

In Canada, a Crispy Chicken Sandwich costs CAN$7.19 (668 Cal). The Medium Combo is around CAN$11.79 (1,288 Cal). The Roadhouse Crispy Chicken costs CAN$9.59 (943 Cal) with a Medium Combo at CAN$14.19 (1,563 Cal). The Original Chicken is cheaper, with lower combo prices.

Chicken Fries in Canada are 5-piece for CAN$3.19 (220 Cal) and 9-piece for CAN$5.49 (390 Cal). Nuggets are priced the same. Medium and large combos include fries and a drink, increasing calories.

The Big Fish costs CAN$5.99 (512 Cal) in Canada. The Medium Combo is CAN$10.99 (1,132 Cal). Fish sandwiches are a lower-calorie option, depending on sides and drinks.

Value items include the Cheeseburger (CAN$2.99) and Hamburger (CAN$2.49). Small combos and 2-for deals are also affordable. Snack boxes and small-side deals can make for a cheap lunch.

Mix-and-match promotions let you choose two items for a set price. This can save money and offer variety.

Snack-box deals include Garlic Parmesan Chicken Fries Snack Box for CAN$5.00 (530 Cal). Pairing a snack box with a small drink makes for an affordable lunch.

Medium combos include the sandwich, medium fries, and a medium drink. Large combos upgrade the side and drink, increasing price and calories. Premium sides or shakes raise the combo cost further.

In Canada, a Whopper Medium Combo is CAN$13.19 (1,279 Cal), and a Large Combo is CAN$14.19 (1,490 Cal). The Whopper with Bacon and Cheese Meal is $14.19 (1,450 Cal) in the U.S., showing regional price differences.

Upgrading fries to onion rings or adding poutine increases the combo price. Choosing a shake instead of a soda also adds to the cost. Exact amounts vary by market and location.

Burger King offers seasonal and market-specific items. Examples include the Garlic Parmesan Whopper and Garlic Parmesan Chicken Fries. These are available as standalone sandwiches and combos.

Watch Burger King’s website, the Burger King app, in-restaurant signage, and local promotions. Limited launches and weekday lunch promotions often have discounts and offers.

Yes. The Burger King app offers exclusive coupons and deals. Combining app offers with value menu items or mix-and-match promotions can save money.

In Canada, a Small Coca-Cola is CAN$1.99, and a Large is CAN$3.09. Coffee is around CAN$1.69 to CAN$1.99. Specialty drinks like Blood Orange Lemonade are about CAN$2.59. U.S. prices are similar but in USD and vary by market.

Shakes cost around CAN$4.29 to CAN$4.89, depending on flavor. Desserts like sundaes and soft serve are about CAN$1.79 to CAN$2.99.

Fries cost roughly CAN$2.49 (Small) to CAN$3.99 (Large). Onion Rings are priced the same. Poutine is around CAN$5.79. Mozzarella Fries and other snack sides are CAN$3.19–5.00.

King Jr. Meals include Cheeseburger, Hamburger, and 3/4/6pc Nuggets or French Toast Sticks. Prices are around CAN$4.39–6.49. Meals include a kid’s side and drink, with calorie counts depending on choices.

King Jr. Meals are for smaller portions and kid-friendly sides and drinks. Adult value items like small cheeseburgers or combos sometimes have similar prices but offer larger portions.

Yes. The Impossible™ Whopper is a plant-based option (example Canadian price CAN$8.49, 688 Cal). Medium and Large combo prices mirror the beef Whopper tiers. Availability varies by market.

Lighter choices include smaller sandwiches like the Whopper Jr. (CAN$4.69, 323 Cal). Wraps and fish sandwiches like the Spicy Big Fish (CAN$5.99, ~429 Cal) are also options. Choosing smaller sides or apple slices and water or milk keeps calories lower.

Burger King provides nutrition and allergen information online and in restaurants. The “Have It Your Way” policy lets customers remove or add ingredients. Customizations may change price and calorie counts.

Use the Burger King app for exclusive coupons, time visits around promotions, mix value menu items with snack boxes, and take advantage of 2-for or mix-and-match deals. Small side and drink choices reduce cost and calories. Local franchises and regional promotions can also offer extra savings.

Burger King’s lunch menu features flame-grilled burgers like the Whopper family. It also has chicken sandwiches, Chicken Fries, and nuggets. You can find fish sandwiches, sides, shakes, desserts, and soft drinks too. Many places offer special deals and promotions.

Sandwiches have base prices. Combos add a side and a drink, increasing price and calories. For example, a Whopper costs CAN$7.99, with a Medium Combo at CAN$13.19 and a Large Combo at CAN$14.19. Premium burgers and combos are pricier.

Yes, prices vary between the U.S. and Canada. Canadian menus include items like poutine, reflecting local tastes. U.S. menus use USD and prices can differ due to taxes and franchise pricing.

In Canada, a Whopper costs CAN$7.99 (660 Cal). The Whopper Medium Combo is CAN$13.19 (1,279 Cal), and the Large Combo is CAN$14.19 (1,490 Cal). A Whopper with Bacon and Cheese costs CAN$10.39 (830 Cal). U.S. prices are similar, with a Whopper with Bacon and Cheese Meal at $14.19 (1,450 Cal).

The Bacon King and larger Whoppers are for those with big appetites. They offer more protein and calories. Customizing these burgers with extra items increases their size and price.

Adding items like bacon or cheese increases the price. Some menus list variations separately. Upgrading patties also raises the cost.

In Canada, a Crispy Chicken Sandwich costs CAN$7.19 (668 Cal). The Medium Combo is around CAN$11.79 (1,288 Cal). The Roadhouse Crispy Chicken costs CAN$9.59 (943 Cal) with a Medium Combo at CAN$14.19 (1,563 Cal). The Original Chicken is cheaper, with lower combo prices.

Chicken Fries in Canada are 5-piece for CAN$3.19 (220 Cal) and 9-piece for CAN$5.49 (390 Cal). Nuggets are priced the same. Medium and large combos include fries and a drink, increasing calories.

The Big Fish costs CAN$5.99 (512 Cal) in Canada. The Medium Combo is CAN$10.99 (1,132 Cal). Fish sandwiches are a lower-calorie option, depending on sides and drinks.

Value items include the Cheeseburger (CAN$2.99) and Hamburger (CAN$2.49). Small combos and 2-for deals are also affordable. Snack boxes and small-side deals can make for a cheap lunch.

Mix-and-match promotions let you choose two items for a set price. This can save money and offer variety.

Snack-box deals include Garlic Parmesan Chicken Fries Snack Box for CAN$5.00 (530 Cal). Pairing a snack box with a small drink makes for an affordable lunch.

Medium combos include the sandwich, medium fries, and a medium drink. Large combos upgrade the side and drink, increasing price and calories. Premium sides or shakes raise the combo cost further.

In Canada, a Whopper Medium Combo is CAN$13.19 (1,279 Cal), and a Large Combo is CAN$14.19 (1,490 Cal). The Whopper with Bacon and Cheese Meal is $14.19 (1,450 Cal) in the U.S., showing regional price differences.

Upgrading fries to onion rings or adding poutine increases the combo price. Choosing a shake instead of a soda also adds to the cost. Exact amounts vary by market and location.

Burger King offers seasonal and market-specific items. Examples include the Garlic Parmesan Whopper and Garlic Parmesan Chicken Fries. These are available as standalone sandwiches and combos.

Watch Burger King’s website, the Burger King app, in-restaurant signage, and local promotions. Limited launches and weekday lunch promotions often have discounts and offers.

Yes. The Burger King app offers exclusive coupons and deals. Combining app offers with value menu items or mix-and-match promotions can save money.

In Canada, a Small Coca-Cola is CAN$1.99, and a Large is CAN$3.09. Coffee is around CAN$1.69 to CAN$1.99. Specialty drinks like Blood Orange Lemonade are about CAN$2.59. U.S. prices are similar but in USD and vary by market.

Shakes cost around CAN$4.29 to CAN$4.89, depending on flavor. Desserts like sundaes and soft serve are about CAN$1.79 to CAN$2.99.

Fries cost roughly CAN$2.49 (Small) to CAN$3.99 (Large). Onion Rings are priced the same. Poutine is around CAN$5.79. Mozzarella Fries and other snack sides are CAN$3.19–5.00.

King Jr. Meals include Cheeseburger, Hamburger, and 3/4/6pc Nuggets or French Toast Sticks. Prices are around CAN$4.39–6.49. Meals include a kid’s side and drink, with calorie counts depending on choices.

King Jr. Meals are for smaller portions and kid-friendly sides and drinks. Adult value items like small cheeseburgers or combos sometimes have similar prices but offer larger portions.

Yes. The Impossible™ Whopper is a plant-based option (example Canadian price CAN$8.49, 688 Cal). Medium and Large combo prices mirror the beef Whopper tiers. Availability varies by market.

Lighter choices include smaller sandwiches like the Whopper Jr. (CAN$4.69, 323 Cal). Wraps and fish sandwiches like the Spicy Big Fish (CAN$5.99, ~429 Cal) are also options. Choosing smaller sides or apple slices and water or milk keeps calories lower.

Burger King provides nutrition and allergen information online and in restaurants. The “Have It Your Way” policy lets customers remove or add ingredients. Customizations may change price and calorie counts.

Use the Burger King app for exclusive coupons, time visits around promotions, mix value menu items with snack boxes, and take advantage of 2-for or mix-and-match deals. Small side and drink choices reduce cost and calories. Local franchises and regional promotions can also offer extra savings.

Burger King’s lunch menu features flame-grilled burgers like the Whopper family. It also has chicken sandwiches, Chicken Fries, and nuggets. You can find fish sandwiches, sides, shakes, desserts, and soft drinks too. Many places offer special deals and promotions.

Sandwiches have base prices. Combos add a side and a drink, increasing price and calories. For example, a Whopper costs CAN$7.99, with a Medium Combo at CAN$13.19 and a Large Combo at CAN$14.19. Premium burgers and combos are pricier.

Yes, prices vary between the U.S. and Canada. Canadian menus include items like poutine, reflecting local tastes. U.S. menus use USD and prices can differ due to taxes and franchise pricing.

In Canada, a Whopper costs CAN$7.99 (660 Cal). The Whopper Medium Combo is CAN$13.19 (1,279 Cal), and the Large Combo is CAN$14.19 (1,490 Cal). A Whopper with Bacon and Cheese costs CAN$10.39 (830 Cal). U.S. prices are similar, with a Whopper with Bacon and Cheese Meal at $14.19 (1,450 Cal).

The Bacon King and larger Whoppers are for those with big appetites. They offer more protein and calories. Customizing these burgers with extra items increases their size and price.

Adding items like bacon or cheese increases the price. Some menus list variations separately. Upgrading patties also raises the cost.

In Canada, a Crispy Chicken Sandwich costs CAN$7.19 (668 Cal). The Medium Combo is around CAN$11.79 (1,288 Cal). The Roadhouse Crispy Chicken costs CAN$9.59 (943 Cal) with a Medium Combo at CAN$14.19 (1,563 Cal). The Original Chicken is cheaper, with lower combo prices.

Chicken Fries in Canada are 5-piece for CAN$3.19 (220 Cal) and 9-piece for CAN$5.49 (390 Cal). Nuggets are priced the same. Medium and large combos include fries and a drink, increasing calories.

The Big Fish costs CAN$5.99 (512 Cal) in Canada. The Medium Combo is CAN$10.99 (1,132 Cal). Fish sandwiches are a lower-calorie option, depending on sides and drinks.

Value items include the Cheeseburger (CAN$2.99) and Hamburger (CAN$2.49). Small combos and 2-for deals are also affordable. Snack boxes and small-side deals can make for a cheap lunch.

Mix-and-match promotions let you choose two items for a set price. This can save money and offer variety.

Snack-box deals include Garlic Parmesan Chicken Fries Snack Box for CAN$5.00 (530 Cal). Pairing a snack box with a small drink makes for an affordable lunch.

Medium combos include the sandwich, medium fries, and a medium drink. Large combos upgrade the side and drink, increasing price and calories. Premium sides or shakes raise the combo cost further.

In Canada, a Whopper Medium Combo is CAN$13.19 (1,279 Cal), and a Large Combo is CAN$14.19 (1,490 Cal). The Whopper with Bacon and Cheese Meal is $14.19 (1,450 Cal) in the U.S., showing regional price differences.

Upgrading fries to onion rings or adding poutine increases the combo price. Choosing a shake instead of a soda also adds to the cost. Exact amounts vary by market and location.

Burger King offers seasonal and market-specific items. Examples include the Garlic Parmesan Whopper and Garlic Parmesan Chicken Fries. These are available as standalone sandwiches and combos.

Watch Burger King’s website, the Burger King app, in-restaurant signage, and local promotions. Limited launches and weekday lunch promotions often have discounts and offers.

Yes. The Burger King app offers exclusive coupons and deals. Combining app offers with value menu items or mix-and-match promotions can save money.

In Canada, a Small Coca-Cola is CAN$1.99, and a Large is CAN$3.09. Coffee is around CAN$1.69 to CAN$1.99. Specialty drinks like Blood Orange Lemonade are about CAN$2.59. U.S. prices are similar but in USD and vary by market.

Shakes cost around CAN$4.29 to CAN$4.89, depending on flavor. Desserts like sundaes and soft serve are about CAN$1.79 to CAN$2.99.

Fries cost roughly CAN$2.49 (Small) to CAN$3.99 (Large). Onion Rings are priced the same. Poutine is around CAN$5.79. Mozzarella Fries and other snack sides are CAN$3.19–5.00.

King Jr. Meals include Cheeseburger, Hamburger, and 3/4/6pc Nuggets or French Toast Sticks. Prices are around CAN$4.39–6.49. Meals include a kid’s side and drink, with calorie counts depending on choices.

King Jr. Meals are for smaller portions and kid-friendly sides and drinks. Adult value items like small cheeseburgers or combos sometimes have similar prices but offer larger portions.

Yes. The Impossible™ Whopper is a plant-based option (example Canadian price CAN$8.49, 688 Cal). Medium and Large combo prices mirror the beef Whopper tiers. Availability varies by market.

Lighter choices include smaller sandwiches like the Whopper Jr. (CAN$4.69, 323 Cal). Wraps and fish sandwiches like the Spicy Big Fish (CAN$5.99, ~429 Cal) are also options. Choosing smaller sides or apple slices and water or milk keeps calories lower.

Burger King provides nutrition and allergen information online and in restaurants. The “Have It Your Way” policy lets customers remove or add ingredients. Customizations may change price and calorie counts.

Use the Burger King app for exclusive coupons, time visits around promotions, mix value menu items with snack boxes, and take advantage of 2-for or mix-and-match deals. Small side and drink choices reduce cost and calories. Local franchises and regional promotions can also offer extra savings.

Burger King’s lunch menu features flame-grilled burgers like the Whopper family. It also has chicken sandwiches, Chicken Fries, and nuggets. You can find fish sandwiches, sides, shakes, desserts, and soft drinks too. Many places offer special deals and promotions.

Sandwiches have base prices. Combos add a side and a drink, increasing price and calories. For example, a Whopper costs CAN$7.99, with a Medium Combo at CAN$13.19 and a Large Combo at CAN$14.19. Premium burgers and combos are pricier.

Yes, prices vary between the U.S. and Canada. Canadian menus include items like poutine, reflecting local tastes. U.S. menus use USD and prices can differ due to taxes and franchise pricing.

In Canada, a Whopper costs CAN$7.99 (660 Cal). The Whopper Medium Combo is CAN$13.19 (1,279 Cal), and the Large Combo is CAN$14.19 (1,490 Cal). A Whopper with Bacon and Cheese costs CAN$10.39 (830 Cal). U.S. prices are similar, with a Whopper with Bacon and Cheese Meal at $14.19 (1,450 Cal).

The Bacon King and larger Whoppers are for those with big appetites. They offer more protein and calories. Customizing these burgers with extra items increases their size and price.

Adding items like bacon or cheese increases the price. Some menus list variations separately. Upgrading patties also raises the cost.

In Canada, a Crispy Chicken Sandwich costs CAN$7.19 (668 Cal). The Medium Combo is around CAN$11.79 (1,288 Cal). The Roadhouse Crispy Chicken costs CAN$9.59 (943 Cal) with a Medium Combo at CAN$14.19 (1,563 Cal). The Original Chicken is cheaper, with lower combo prices.

Chicken Fries in Canada are 5-piece for CAN$3.19 (220 Cal) and 9-piece for CAN$5.49 (390 Cal). Nuggets are priced the same. Medium and large combos include fries and a drink, increasing calories.

The Big Fish costs CAN$5.99 (512 Cal) in Canada. The Medium Combo is CAN$10.99 (1,132 Cal). Fish sandwiches are a lower-calorie option, depending on sides and drinks.

Value items include the Cheeseburger (CAN$2.99) and Hamburger (CAN$2.49). Small combos and 2-for deals are also affordable. Snack boxes and small-side deals can make for a cheap lunch.

Mix-and-match promotions let you choose two items for a set price. This can save money and offer variety.

Snack-box deals include Garlic Parmesan Chicken Fries Snack Box for CAN$5.00 (530 Cal). Pairing a snack box with a small drink makes for an affordable lunch.

Medium combos include the sandwich, medium fries, and a medium drink. Large combos upgrade the side and drink, increasing price and calories. Premium sides or shakes raise the combo cost further.

In Canada, a Whopper Medium Combo is CAN$13.19 (1,279 Cal), and a Large Combo is CAN$14.19 (1,490 Cal). The Whopper with Bacon and Cheese Meal is $14.19 (1,450 Cal) in the U.S., showing regional price differences.

Upgrading fries to onion rings or adding poutine increases the combo price. Choosing a shake instead of a soda also adds to the cost. Exact amounts vary by market and location.

Burger King offers seasonal and market-specific items. Examples include the Garlic Parmesan Whopper and Garlic Parmesan Chicken Fries. These are available as standalone sandwiches and combos.

Watch Burger King’s website, the Burger King app, in-restaurant signage, and local promotions. Limited launches and weekday lunch promotions often have discounts and offers.

Yes. The Burger King app offers exclusive coupons and deals. Combining app offers with value menu items or mix-and-match promotions can save money.

In Canada, a Small Coca-Cola is CAN$1.99, and a Large is CAN$3.09. Coffee is around CAN$1.69 to CAN$1.99. Specialty drinks like Blood Orange Lemonade are about CAN$2.59. U.S. prices are similar but in USD and vary by market.

Shakes cost around CAN$4.29 to CAN$4.89, depending on flavor. Desserts like sundaes and soft serve are about CAN$1.79 to CAN$2.99.

Fries cost roughly CAN$2.49 (Small) to CAN$3.99 (Large). Onion Rings are priced the same. Poutine is around CAN$5.79. Mozzarella Fries and other snack sides are CAN$3.19–5.00.

King Jr. Meals include Cheeseburger, Hamburger, and 3/4/6pc Nuggets or French Toast Sticks. Prices are around CAN$4.39–6.49. Meals include a kid’s side and drink, with calorie counts depending on choices.

King Jr. Meals are for smaller portions and kid-friendly sides and drinks. Adult value items like small cheeseburgers or combos sometimes have similar prices but offer larger portions.

Yes. The Impossible™ Whopper is a plant-based option (example Canadian price CAN$8.49, 688 Cal). Medium and Large combo prices mirror the beef Whopper tiers. Availability varies by market.

Lighter choices include smaller sandwiches like the Whopper Jr. (CAN$4.69, 323 Cal). Wraps and fish sandwiches like the Spicy Big Fish (CAN$5.99, ~429 Cal) are also options. Choosing smaller sides or apple slices and water or milk keeps calories lower.

Burger King provides nutrition and allergen information online and in restaurants. The “Have It Your Way” policy lets customers remove or add ingredients. Customizations may change price and calorie counts.

Use the Burger King app for exclusive coupons, time visits around promotions, mix value menu items with snack boxes, and take advantage of 2-for or mix-and-match deals. Small side and drink choices reduce cost and calories. Local franchises and regional promotions can also offer extra savings.

Burger King’s lunch menu features flame-grilled burgers like the Whopper family. It also has chicken sandwiches, Chicken Fries, and nuggets. You can find fish sandwiches, sides, shakes, desserts, and soft drinks too. Many places offer special deals and promotions.

Sandwiches have base prices. Combos add a side and a drink, increasing price and calories. For example, a Whopper costs CAN$7.99, with a Medium Combo at CAN$13.19 and a Large Combo at CAN$14.19. Premium burgers and combos are pricier.

Yes, prices vary between the U.S. and Canada. Canadian menus include items like poutine, reflecting local tastes. U.S. menus use USD and prices can differ due to taxes and franchise pricing.

In Canada, a Whopper costs CAN$7.99 (660 Cal). The Whopper Medium Combo is CAN$13.19 (1,279 Cal), and the Large Combo is CAN$14.19 (1,490 Cal). A Whopper with Bacon and Cheese costs CAN$10.39 (830 Cal). U.S. prices are similar, with a Whopper with Bacon and Cheese Meal at $14.19 (1,450 Cal).

The Bacon King and larger Whoppers are for those with big appetites. They offer more protein and calories. Customizing these burgers with extra items increases their size and price.

Adding items like bacon or cheese increases the price. Some menus list variations separately. Upgrading patties also raises the cost.

In Canada, a Crispy Chicken Sandwich costs CAN$7.19 (668 Cal). The Medium Combo is around CAN$11.79 (1,288 Cal). The Roadhouse Crispy Chicken costs CAN$9.59 (943 Cal) with a Medium Combo at CAN$14.19 (1,563 Cal). The Original Chicken is cheaper, with lower combo prices.

Chicken Fries in Canada are 5-piece for CAN$3.19 (220 Cal) and 9-piece for CAN$5.49 (390 Cal). Nuggets are priced the same. Medium and large combos include fries and a drink, increasing calories.

The Big Fish costs CAN$5.99 (512 Cal) in Canada. The Medium Combo is CAN$10.99 (1,132 Cal). Fish sandwiches are a lower-calorie option, depending on sides and drinks.

Value items include the Cheeseburger (CAN$2.99) and Hamburger (CAN$2.49). Small combos and 2-for deals are also affordable. Snack boxes and small-side deals can make for a cheap lunch.

Mix-and-match promotions let you choose two items for a set price. This can save money and offer variety.

Snack-box deals include Garlic Parmesan Chicken Fries Snack Box for CAN$5.00 (530 Cal). Pairing a snack box with a small drink makes for an affordable lunch.

Medium combos include the sandwich, medium fries, and a medium drink. Large combos upgrade the side and drink, increasing price and calories. Premium sides or shakes raise the combo cost further.

In Canada, a Whopper Medium Combo is CAN$13.19 (1,279 Cal), and a Large Combo is CAN$14.19 (1,490 Cal). The Whopper with Bacon and Cheese Meal is $14.19 (1,450 Cal) in the U.S., showing regional price differences.

Upgrading fries to onion rings or adding poutine increases the combo price. Choosing a shake instead of a soda also adds to the cost. Exact amounts vary by market and location.

Burger King offers seasonal and market-specific items. Examples include the Garlic Parmesan Whopper and Garlic Parmesan Chicken Fries. These are available as standalone sandwiches and combos.

Watch Burger King’s website, the Burger King app, in-restaurant signage, and local promotions. Limited launches and weekday lunch promotions often have discounts and offers.

Yes. The Burger King app offers exclusive coupons and deals. Combining app offers with value menu items or mix-and-match promotions can save money.

In Canada, a Small Coca-Cola is CAN$1.99, and a Large is CAN$3.09. Coffee is around CAN$1.69 to CAN$1.99. Specialty drinks like Blood Orange Lemonade are about CAN$2.59. U.S. prices are similar but in USD and vary by market.

Shakes cost around CAN$4.29 to CAN$4.89, depending on flavor. Desserts like sundaes and soft serve are about CAN$1.79 to CAN$2.99.

Fries cost roughly CAN$2.49 (Small) to CAN$3.99 (Large). Onion Rings are priced the same. Poutine is around CAN$5.79. Mozzarella Fries and other snack sides are CAN$3.19–5.00.

King Jr. Meals include Cheeseburger, Hamburger, and 3/4/6pc Nuggets or French Toast Sticks. Prices are around CAN$4.39–6.49. Meals include a kid’s side and drink, with calorie counts depending on choices.

King Jr. Meals are for smaller portions and kid-friendly sides and drinks. Adult value items like small cheeseburgers or combos sometimes have similar prices but offer larger portions.

Yes. The Impossible™ Whopper is a plant-based option (example Canadian price CAN$8.49, 688 Cal). Medium and Large combo prices mirror the beef Whopper tiers. Availability varies by market.

Lighter choices include smaller sandwiches like the Whopper Jr. (CAN$4.69, 323 Cal). Wraps and fish sandwiches like the Spicy Big Fish (CAN$5.99, ~429 Cal) are also options. Choosing smaller sides or apple slices and water or milk keeps calories lower.

Burger King provides nutrition and allergen information online and in restaurants. The “Have It Your Way” policy lets customers remove or add ingredients. Customizations may change price and calorie counts.

Use the Burger King app for exclusive coupons, time visits around promotions, mix value menu items with snack boxes, and take advantage of 2-for or mix-and-match deals. Small side and drink choices reduce cost and calories. Local franchises and regional promotions can also offer extra savings.

Burger King’s lunch menu features flame-grilled burgers like the Whopper family. It also has chicken sandwiches, Chicken Fries, and nuggets. You can find fish sandwiches, sides, shakes, desserts, and soft drinks too. Many places offer special deals and promotions.

Sandwiches have base prices. Combos add a side and a drink, increasing price and calories. For example, a Whopper costs CAN$7.99, with a Medium Combo at CAN$13.19 and a Large Combo at CAN$14.19. Premium burgers and combos are pricier.

Yes, prices vary between the U.S. and Canada. Canadian menus include items like poutine, reflecting local tastes. U.S. menus use USD and prices can differ due to taxes and franchise pricing.

In Canada, a Whopper costs CAN$7.99 (660 Cal). The Whopper Medium Combo is CAN$13.19 (1,279 Cal), and the Large Combo is CAN$14.19 (1,490 Cal). A Whopper with Bacon and Cheese costs CAN$10.39 (830 Cal). U.S. prices are similar, with a Whopper with Bacon and Cheese Meal at $14.19 (1,450 Cal).