Burger King Have-sies
Burger King Have-sies combine the chain’s classic French Fries and crispy Onion Rings in one container.
Approximately half of the serving consists of fries, while the other half contains Onion Rings.
The combination provides both fluffy potato centers and crunchy, savory onion-flavored bites.
Have-sies can be ordered separately or selected as the side in many Burger King meals.
Burger King Have-sies Price
Some pickup locations may offer a lower price, while restaurants in high-cost areas may charge more.
| Menu Option | Estimated Price |
|---|---|
| Value Have-sies | $2.19 |
| Small Have-sies | $3.19 |
| Medium Have-sies | $3.59 |
| Large Have-sies | $3.99 |
What Comes in Burger King Have-sies?
| Component | Approximate Portion | Description |
| Classic French Fries | About half | Salted potato fries with a crisp coating and fluffy center |
| Onion Rings | About half | Breaded rings with a seasoned onion-flavored filling |
| Serving Container | 1 | Portion-sized fry carton or container |
| Ketchup | By request | A classic option for the fries |
| Zesty Sauce | Location dependent | A popular creamy sauce for Onion Rings |
| Other Sauces | Location dependent | Ranch, BBQ, Buffalo or other options may be available |
Burger King officially describes Have-sies as a mixture of half Classic Fries and half Onion Rings, designed for customers who do not want to choose only one side.
The exact number of fries and Onion Rings is not guaranteed because restaurant employees portion the two products into the same container.
Burger King Have-sies Ingredients
| Component | Main Ingredients |
| Potatoes | The primary ingredient in the French Fries |
| Fry Coating | Modified potato starch, rice flour, potato dextrin and seasonings |
| Onion Filling | Dehydrated minced onion, chopped onion and onion powder |
| Onion Ring Coating | Enriched wheat flour, wheat starch, corn flour and seasonings |
| Vegetable Oil | Canola, soybean, corn, cottonseed or palm oil |
| Salt | Used in both sides and applied after frying |
| Leavening Ingredients | Help create a light and crispy coating |
| Dextrose | Supports flavor and browning |
| Binding Ingredients | Help maintain the Onion Rings’ formed shape |
| Natural Flavors and Spices | Provide additional savory flavor |
Allergen Information
| Allergen | Possible Source |
| Wheat | Onion Ring coating |
| Gluten | Wheat flour and wheat starch in the Onion Rings |
| Soy | Vegetable oil or processed ingredients |
| Milk | Possible shared-fryer or ingredient cross-contact |
| Fish | Possible shared-fryer contact with fish products |
| Egg | Possible sauce ingredient or restaurant cross-contact |
| Sesame | Possible restaurant cross-contact |
| Shared-Fryer Allergens | Both sides may be prepared with other breaded products |
Published Have-sies allergen information identifies wheat as the main direct common allergen because Burger King Onion Rings use a wheat-based coating. The combined side is also prepared in shared fryers, so contact with other allergens may occur.
Plain French Fries may not contain wheat as a direct ingredient in some current formulations, but combining them with Onion Rings means the complete Have-sies order should not be treated as gluten-free.
Have-sies Nutrition Facts
| Nutrition | Value | Small | Medium | Large |
| Calories | 220 | 320 | 380 | 510 |
| Total Fat | 10 g | 14 g | 17 g | 22 g |
| Saturated Fat | 1.5 g | 2 g | 2.5 g | 3.5 g |
| Trans Fat | 0 g | 0 g | 0 g | 0 g |
| Cholesterol | 0 mg | 0 mg | 0 mg | 0 mg |
| Sodium | 400 mg | 580 mg | 690 mg | 910 mg |
| Total Carbohydrates | 31 g | 45 g | 54 g | 71 g |
| Dietary Fiber | 3 g | 4 g | 5 g | 6 g |
| Total Sugars | 2 g | 3 g | 3 g | 4 g |
| Protein | 3 g | 4 g | 5 g | 6 g |
Dipping sauces are not included in these totals.
Why You Should Try Burger King Have-sies
Have-sies solve the common problem of choosing between Burger King French Fries and Onion Rings.
The fries provide a familiar salty potato flavor with a fluffy center. The Onion Rings offer a stronger savory flavor and a crisp wheat-based coating.
Combining the two creates more texture and variety than ordering either side separately. Customers can also use different sauces for each half of the order.
Burger King first tested a similar combination under the name Fries n’ Rings in parts of Florida. After the test, the company introduced Have-sies nationwide on October 12, 2023, as a permanent side option.
How to Order from the Official Burger King U.S. Website
Visit the official website
Select or enter your nearest Burger King location to view local availability and pricing. Choose pickup or delivery, add the burger to your order and select any available customizations. You can then review the order and complete payment through the Burger King website or BK® App.
Tips for Enjoying Burger King Have-sies
1: Eat Have-sies shortly after pickup so both sides remain crispy.
2: Open the bag briefly when trapped steam begins softening the food.
3: Use ketchup for the fries and Zesty Sauce for the Onion Rings.
4: Choose the default size instead of large when you want fewer calories.
5: Request sauces on the side to control the amount used.
5: Avoid adding extra salt because the standard serving already contains sodium.
6: Check the Burger King app for Royal Perks rewards and location-specific offers.
FAQs
Conclusion
Burger King Have-sies combine approximately half French Fries and half Onion Rings in one convenient side.
Current default portions commonly display 350 to 380 calories, while large orders contain around 510 calories.
The Onion Rings contain wheat and gluten, and shared fryers create additional allergen cross-contact concerns.
Check Burger King’s official website or mobile app for current local prices, sizes and nutrition information.
Disclaimer: This website provides general menu, price, ingredient and nutrition information. It is not affiliated with, sponsored by or endorsed by Burger King Corporation. Burger King®, BK®, Have-sies™ and related names are trademarks belonging to their respective owners.
