Texas Whopper® Jr.

Texas Whopper® Jr. at Burger King. 420 calories, $4.99, 21 g protein.

Texas Whopper® Jr.

Photograph from Burger King, as published on its own menu.

420calories
$4.99price
21 gprotein
84calories per dollar

How it compares on the Burger King menu

At 420 calories it is heavier than 68% of the 259 Burger King items we track, against a menu median of 300. It delivers 5.0 g of protein per 100 calories, 38th of 143 items with published protein. At 84 calories per dollar it is 164th of 251 priced items on value.

Lighter choices at Burger King

ItemCaloriesSaving
Spicy Royal Crispy Wrap390−30
BBQ Bacon Whopper Jr.390−30
Whopper Jr.® with Cheese380−40
Whopper Jr.® with Bacon380−40
Rodeo Cheeseburger380−40

What a Texas Whopper® Jr. costs across America

Priced at 6154 Burger King restaurants in 50 states on the same day. The middle 80% of them charge between $4.89 and $5.99, a spread of 22%.

$4.99median price
$4.89–$5.99middle 80%
6154restaurants priced
50states
145 restaurants at $4.39–$4.5248 restaurants at $4.52–$4.65202 restaurants at $4.65–$4.78456 restaurants at $4.78–$4.903212 restaurants at $4.90–$5.03301 restaurants at $5.03–$5.16245 restaurants at $5.16–$5.29317 restaurants at $5.29–$5.42194 restaurants at $5.42–$5.5523 restaurants at $5.55–$5.68237 restaurants at $5.68–$5.8063 restaurants at $5.80–$5.93340 restaurants at $5.93–$6.06371 restaurants at $6.06 and above$4.39$6.06+

Each bar is the number of restaurants charging that price, and the gold bar holds the median. The last gathers everything at that price and above, so one distant outlier cannot flatten the rest.

Point at a bar, or tab to it, for the count and the share of restaurants at that price.

$3.29cheapest sampled — Hazlehurst, GA
$10.29most expensive sampled — Seattle, WA

The cheapest Texas Whopper® Jr. in the sample is $3.29 in Hazlehurst, GA, and the most expensive is $10.29 in Seattle, WA. Both are single restaurants, which is why the headline above uses the middle 80% instead.

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By state, for what it is worth

About half the variation happens between restaurants inside one state, so a state median hides as much as it shows. Of the 50 states with at least three sampled restaurants, these are the four cheapest and the four most expensive — the 42 in between are not listed.

StateMedianRestaurantsEnd
OK$4.4956cheapest
NC$4.79215cheapest
TN$4.89172cheapest
KY$4.89100cheapest
HI$7.2917most expensive
AK$6.994most expensive
DE$6.2917most expensive
AZ$5.99166most expensive

What it has cost since we started watching

275 of the 6,176 restaurants we price have changed this since 2026-09-01. Where it moved, the typical change was -0.6%. A typical one now charges $4.99.

Everything that changed at this chain →

Priced like this at Burger King

The 5 items whose national median sits closest to the Texas Whopper® Jr.’s $4.99. The spread is the middle 80% of restaurants, so a wide one means the same item costs noticeably different amounts depending where you buy it.

ItemMedianSpreadRestaurants
Get Going Trio$5.000%6,215
Duo$5.0020%6,201
12 Pc. Mozzarella Fries$5.1932%6,067
Egg-Normous Burrito$5.2943%6,187
Bacon, Sausage, Egg, & Cheese Biscuit$5.2935%6,146

Full nutrient panel

NutrientAmount
Cholesterol55 mg
Dietary Fiber2 g
Protein21 g
Saturated Fat9 g
Sodium1080 mg
Sugars6 g
Total Carbohydrate29 g
Total Fat26 g
Trans Fat0 g

The nutrition label as Burger King publishes it for this item, matched to the current menu, alongside the store-level price above.