BBQ Mayo
A creamy, tangy mayonnaise-style sauce with smoky hints of pepper and sweetness, delivering a true Alabama barbecue taste.
- Calories
- 185
- Protein
- 0.5g
- Carbs
- 6.1g
The Burger King BBQ Dip Pot costs £0.30 and carries 38 kcal. It sits in the dips and sauces section of the UK menu, alongside 5 other items.
The declared figures come to 0g of fat, 0g of it saturated, 0.5g of salt, 8 percent of the 6g daily maximum, 7.3g of sugar.
Sugar accounts for roughly 77 percent of the calories here, which is 8 percent of the 90g daily reference. The energy figure alone hides that, which is why the 7.3g matters more here than the 38 kcal does.
Against the rest of the dips and sauces range it ranks as the cheapest thing in the section. The section runs from this one up to Sweet Chilli Dip Pot at £0.30, so the gap between the entry point and the top is worth knowing before you order.
On calories it lands 64 kcal below the dips and sauces average of 102 kcal. Sweet Chilli Dip Pot sits at 47 kcal, near enough identical, so the two are interchangeable on the numbers even though they are nothing alike to eat.
Burger King declares no allergen as an ingredient of the BBQ Dip Pot, and 1 as possible through shared preparation: mustard. Read on its own the empty first list looks reassuring, which is exactly why the second is published beside it. Of the 4 items in this section with an allergen declaration, 0 flag fewer than this one. That data is Burger King's own, covering the fourteen allergens UK restaurants must declare. Equipment is shared differently from one site to the next, so ask if it is serious.
Ordered as part of a meal, Mayo Dip Pot at £0.30 and Sweet Chilli Dip Pot at £0.30 sit in the same section and are the obvious companions. The calculator adds the calories as you build the order, and the price list covers everything not named here.
Values are approximate and come from Burger King UK published nutrition data. Updated 12 July 2026. Report an error.
Burger King sells this in a sealed pot, so a home version is about matching the balance rather than the format. It makes far more than a single pot and keeps in the fridge.
With fries, nuggets or onion rings. A pot on the side beats pouring it over, which softens whatever is under it.
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A BBQ Dip Pot costs £0.30 at a standard Burger King restaurant in the UK. Motorway service station, airport and railway station branches charge more, and ordering through Deliveroo, Uber Eats or Just Eat costs more again before any delivery fee.
The BBQ Dip Pot contains 38 kcal, which is 2 percent of a 2,000 kcal day. Compare it against the rest of the dips and sauces range, where the average lands at 102 kcal.
It carries 0.5g of salt. UK guidance sets the adult limit at 6g a day, so this is 8 percent of the daily maximum from one item. Salt is the figure that runs out before calories do on a full order here.
The standard order around it is fries and something cold. From the same section, BBQ Mayo and Cheddar Cheese Sauce XL are worth a look. The sides page covers what each addition costs and adds.
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