The Maple Bourbon BBQ Whopper cost $9.19 on its own (880 kcal), with combo prices from $12.89 to $14.29 depending on size. This item is discontinued due to it being a limited-time offer.
This was the full-size version of the Maple Bourbon BBQ Whopper Jr., a quarter-pound beef patty with the same maple bourbon BBQ sauce, maple candied bacon, crispy onions, jalapeños, and American cheese, scaled up to standard Whopper size.
What’s Included
- ¼ lb flame-grilled beef patty
- Maple bourbon BBQ sauce
- Maple candied bacon
- Crispy onions
- Jalapeños
- American cheese
- Soft sesame seed bun
Price
- Small combo: $12.89
- Medium combo: $13.69
- Large combo: $14.29
- Item only: $9.19
Attention: the price may vary. The average price shown here depends on the store location.
Nutrition Values
- Energy: 880 kcal (3,682 kJ)
- Protein: 41 g
- Fat: 45 g
- Saturated Fat: 17 g
- Fiber: 3 g
- Carbohydrates: 78 g
- Sugar: 26 g
- Sodium: 1,480 mg
- Cholesterol: 115 mg
Energy from food and drink is measured in kilojoules (kJ), and getting a balanced amount matters for daily activity and overall health.
- Adults need roughly 2,200 calories (8,700 kJ) a day on average, though this varies with activity level, body weight, and height. This sandwich alone covered exactly 40% of that.
- For kids, daily energy needs depend on age, weight, gender, and activity level.
Allergen Information
This item contains or may come into contact with these allergens:
- Wheat (bun)
- Egg (sauce base)
- Oil
- Soy
- Sesame
May contain traces of rye gluten, barley gluten, and milk.
My Honest Take
Roughly double the calories and protein of the Jr. version, standard scaling for going full-size, not a different recipe. The sugar count (26g) is worth noting here, it’s higher than most of the other Whoppers in this lineup, almost entirely coming from the maple bourbon sauce and candied bacon rather than anything else on the sandwich.
Compared to the Impossible Maple Bourbon BBQ Whopper with Bacon (870 kcal, 30mg cholesterol), this beef version ran slightly higher on calories and considerably higher on cholesterol (115mg vs 30mg), which tracks with the plant-based patty in the Impossible version. Sodium, on the other hand, came in a bit lower here (1,480mg vs 1,390mg), a small enough gap that it likely varied more by store than by recipe.
If you tried the Jr. version and wanted more of it, this delivered the same sweet-and-smoky flavor profile in a larger portion, nothing about the recipe changed beyond the patty and bun size.
This item is no longer available. Check Burger King’s official website for what’s currently on the menu.
Similar Items
Browse all items in Flame Grilled Burgers, or see the full Burger King menu for sides, drinks, and desserts.
FAQs
Is the Maple Bourbon BBQ Whopper still available?
No, it was a limited-time item and has since been removed from Burger King’s menu.
How many calories did it have?
880 kcal for the regular size, based on the last known nutrition data.
How much did it cost?
$9.19 on its own, with combo prices from $12.89 to $14.29. These prices are no longer current.
How did this compare to the Impossible version?
It ran slightly higher in calories and considerably higher in cholesterol, since it used a beef patty rather than a plant-based one. Sodium was roughly similar between the two.
Should You Look For This One?
It’s discontinued, so you won’t find it in stores. If you liked the maple bourbon flavor, the Jr. version covers the same combination in a smaller portion, also no longer available.
