Burger King Secret Menu with Prices and Calories

Burger King secret menu

Nothing on this page appears on the menu above the counter. The Burger King secret menu collects builds regulars assemble from bacon, cheese, mustard and onion rings the kitchen already stocks. Each order starts from an item that is listed. That base item is what the till rings up.

Naming the ingredients works better at the till than naming the build, because the crew keys each change against a real menu button. Ask for bacon, mustard or an extra slice of cheese by name. The crew adds each one against the base item on screen.

The short answer

Every Burger King secret menu order customises a listed item, so it rings up at that base item’s price. Extra bacon, cheese or a second bun adds a charge at the till. The calorie figure moves with whatever goes on top.

Burger King secret menu at a glance

$6.19

whopper base price

$5.99

chicken sandwich base

$2.79

have-sies base price

Burger King Secret Menu Orders

Every Burger King secret menu build rearranges parts already in the kitchen. Flame-grilled beef patties, thick-cut bacon, American cheese, mustard and the sesame seed bun the Whopper arrives on cover all of them. Nothing needs a special ingredient, which is why the crew can key most builds as add-ons against the base sandwich. Each row therefore carries the base item’s own price and calorie figure, before the extras go on.

Burger King franchisees set add-on charges. An extra rasher of bacon or a second slice of cheese therefore lands differently from one restaurant to the next. The app handles the same substitutions without the explaining. Mustard for mayonnaise and the Impossible patty for beef both sit as buttons on the item screen.

Burger King Secret Menu Whopper Builds

The Whopper arrives flame-grilled and dressed with tomato, lettuce, mayonnaise, ketchup, pickles and sliced white onion. Swapping mustard for the mayonnaise makes a Mustard Whopper, and thick-cut bacon on the same build makes the BK BLT. The Impossible patty in place of beef turns it into a Veggie Whopper. Burger King later gave that swap a listing of its own, the Impossible Whopper. The Big Whopp goes the other way, stacking a Double Whopper with cheese and an extra bun into three layers.

ItemHow to orderBase priceBase calories
BK BLTAsk for thick-cut bacon added to a Whopper$6.19670
Mustard WhopperAsk for mustard on a Whopper in place of mayonnaise$6.19670
Veggie WhopperAsk for the Impossible patty in place of the flame-grilled beef$6.99630
Big WhoppOrder a Double Whopper with cheese and an extra bun on the side$8.691090

Burger King Secret Menu Chicken and Sides

BK Club takes lightly breaded white-meat chicken on a long sesame seed bun. Bacon, tomato and a slice of American cheese finish it at the counter. Frings splits one carton between thin-cut fries and battered onion rings. The kitchen already portions those two side by side as Have-sies, so the order needs no special work.

ItemHow to orderBase priceBase calories
BK ClubAsk for bacon, tomato and cheese added to an Original Chicken Sandwich$5.99680
FringsAsk for half French fries, half onion rings in one Have-sies carton$2.79380

Burger King Secret Menu FAQs

The builds regulars name at the counter: the BK BLT, the Mustard Whopper, the Veggie Whopper, the Big Whopp, the BK Club and Frings. Every one of them is a change to an item the kitchen already makes.

Describe the build rather than asking for its nickname. Saying which patty, which bun and which toppings you want lets the crew key it as an add-on, and the order rings up against the base item.

It rings up at the Whopper it is built on, $6.19 and 670 calories before the bacon goes on. The bacon itself is charged as an add-on, and franchisees set that figure.

A Double Whopper ordered with cheese and an extra bun on the side, stacked into three layers at the table. It rings up at the Double Whopper price of $8.69 and 1090 calories, plus whatever the extra bun costs.

Yes, ask for the Impossible patty in place of the flame-grilled beef and the order rings up at $6.99 and 630 calories. The build started off-menu and Burger King now prints its own version as the Impossible Whopper, so either wording reaches the same sandwich.

Half French fries and half onion rings in one carton, which Burger King already sells as Have-sies at $2.79 and 380 calories. Asking for it by either name gets the same carton.

Yes, most will, because every part is already in the kitchen. Busy periods and unfamiliar crew are the usual limits, and describing the build rather than the nickname gets it made more often.

About the author

Sophia W. Steadham writes MenuQuill. She is a food blogger and restaurant review expert who has spent years eating her way through American chain menus, from small-town drive-thrus to national roll-outs.