About the Chilli Cheese Bites
The Burger King Chilli Cheese Bites costs £3.99 and carries 318 kcal. Crispy coated with smooth and spicy cheese inside. A unique taste of chilli with every bite. *Product is cooked in the same oil as chicken. It sits in the sides section of the UK menu, alongside 9 other items.
A single serving carries 17g of fat, 7.3g of it saturated, 2g of salt, 33 percent of the 6g daily maximum. Salt is the figure worth watching here, since one item takes a large slice of the daily limit before anything else is ordered.
Weight and calories together put it at about 286 kcal per 100g across a 111g serving. That makes it about average for hot fast food, so the portion size is a fair guide to how filling it is.
Against the rest of the sides range it ranks 4 of 7 on price, so it sits toward the pricier end. Across the 7 priced items here the spread is £2.49 to £4.69, which is a wider range than the section looks at a glance.
On calories it lands almost exactly the sides average of 334 kcal. Sausage Butty sits at 329 kcal, near enough identical, so the two are interchangeable on the numbers even though they are nothing alike to eat.
It comes in more than one size. 6 Chilli Cheese Bites* is £3.99 and 20 Chilli Cheese Bites is £6.99, and the step up rarely scales evenly, so the larger portion usually costs less per gram. The full size table sits above.
The declared allergens are egg, soya, celery, mustard. It may also contain gluten, wheat, milk through shared preparation, which matters more than the headline list if you are avoiding something strictly. All of that is published by Burger King UK under the fourteen allergen rules. It says nothing about how any one restaurant handles preparation, which is worth asking about directly for a serious allergy.
To round the order out, Onion Rings at £2.79 and Loaded King Fries at £3.69 sit in the same section and are the obvious companions. What that combination costs and totals is worked out on the nutrition calculator, and every other price sits on the main menu page.