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Burger King UK ranking

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57 Burger King UK items, scored with the UK Nutrient Profiling Model 2018. Lower is healthier. Food scoring 4 or more, and drinks scoring 1 or more, count as less healthy.

Healthiest3Small Fries
Healthier3 of 57items under the less healthy line
Least healthy25Bacon Caesar Angus
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Healthier per 100g is not the same as lighter

The model judges what the food is made of, 100g at a time. It does not count how much is on the plate. For calories by portion, use the lowest calorie ranking.

Burger King Large Fries
Large Fries
Score per 100g
3
Per portion
506 kcal

A 180g portion. Scored per 100g, it comes out healthier.

Burger King Mini Smarties Fusion
Mini Smarties Fusion
Score per 100g
15
Per portion
152 kcal

A 98g portion. It scores as less healthy, at 30% of the calories.

Burger King score against portion size

Left of the line is healthier by the model, higher up is a bigger portion. Items under the line come from Fries and sides.

Burgers and chickenDessertsFries and sidesBreakfastGroup 6
08001,6002,400−50510152025304: less healthy from here (food)HealthierNPM 2018 score per 100g (lower is healthier)kcal per portion

Quick answers

What is the healthiest item at Burger King UK?

The Small Fries, with a score of 3 on the UK Nutrient Profiling Model 2018. It has 225 kcal per portion.

What is the least healthy item at Burger King UK?

The Bacon Caesar Angus, with a score of 25. Scores this high come from saturated fat, sugar, salt and energy per 100g.

How many Burger King items count as healthier?

3 of the 57 items scored here are under the less healthy line: below 4 for food, below 1 for drinks.

What does the score mean?

It is the UK Nutrient Profiling Model 2018, which scores food and drink per 100g from −15 to 40. Lower is healthier. It judges what the food is made of, not the portion size.

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How this ranking works

Each item is scored with the UK Nutrient Profiling Model 2018 (DHSC technical guidance), using Burger King’s published figures and portion weights. Where Burger King does not publish a portion weight, Boone estimates it from the median energy per gram of similar items and labels it as estimated.

Burger King does not publish fruit, vegetable or nut content, so those points count as 0, which can understate items with salad. 3 items, such as meals, sharers and dips, are not scored because the model scores single products. Ties are shown as joint and listed by calories.

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