Carl's Jr. menu prices

Carl's Jr. prices on this page are the Angus Steakhouse Burger announced November 4, 2026, not a full charbroiled menu. The company release prints no dollar. Fast Food Post the same day suggests $6.69 for the sandwich and $11.99 for a combo with Natural-Cut Fries and a fountain drink, and says the price may vary. Those two figures are suggestions. A restaurant can differ. The burger runs through January 19, 2027 at participating locations. The combo page lists 990 to 1,545 calories. A standalone burger calorie was not verified.

Read the sandwich row and the combo row as one limited item with two suggested tickets. The build is two seasoned charbroiled 100 percent Angus patties totaling one-third pound, grilled onions, two slices of Swiss, bistro steak sauce, and a buttered toasted brioche bun. The patties are cooked to order. Bert Kreischer is the campaign partner and is not a second priced sandwich. The photographs are original shots of a double burger with Swiss and onions. They do not use a logo. The tile is a plain red monogram.

Order at a participating Carl's Jr. restaurant through January 19, 2027. The release does not name a coupon code. Open the app or the menu board and read that screen, because $6.69 and $11.99 were not in the company release. Delivery was not given a separate national price. This page does not claim the burger is on a Hardee's menu.

Carl's Jr. did not publish one US price for the Angus Steakhouse Burger. The November 4, 2026 release describes the food and the end date and stops there. Fast Food Post suggested $6.69 and $11.99 the same day and said the amount may vary. This hub files those suggestions and says so in the row size. It does not pretend the press release printed them.

The patties are 100 percent Angus, seasoned, and charbroiled. Two of them total one-third of a pound. That is the company's total, not a claim that each patty is a sixth of a pound printed as a separate weight. Grilled onions, two Swiss slices, and bistro steak sauce finish the buttered toasted brioche. Cooked to order is in the release. A holding cabinet price is not.

The combo on carlsjr.com is the Angus Steakhouse Burger Combo. The page lists 990 to 1,545 calories. The range is the fries and drink sizes, not two different sandwiches. This hub does not split that range into a small-fries calorie and a large-fries calorie, because the page did not label the ends that way. The sandwich-only calorie stays blank.

January 19, 2027 is the printed end. Participating locations can run out sooner. Limited time is the company's frame. A missing burger on November 6 is a stock or participation gap, not a markdown from $6.69.

Bert Kreischer appears in the campaign. The release does not sell a Kreischer-priced meal apart from the burger it describes. Do not add a second row for the name.

Hardee's is a sister brand in other coverage people mix in. The release used for this page is Carl's Jr. This hub does not copy the burger onto a Hardee's board.

No sauce cup price, no bacon add-on price, and no kids meal price shipped with the announcement. Those items stay off the table. A short table you can check is more useful than a long table of round numbers.

The suggested combo is Natural-Cut Fries and a fountain drink, in the Fast Food Post wording. The company combo page is the calorie source. If the app shows a different side, that screen wins.

Tax was not described as included. Airport counters were not given a separate dollar. A San Bernardino history of the chain is not a city price. Write down the store you actually load.

When you compare November burgers, a Big Mac median of $6.19 on November 4 is a different chain and a different reading. Freddy's French Onion Steakburger has no published price. Neither number replaces $6.69, and $6.69 does not replace them.

The photographs show two patties, pale cheese, and grilled onions on a glossy bun. They do not use the star mark. The tile is a red monogram for the same reason. If Carl's Jr. later prints a national dollar with a date, that dollar can replace the suggestion, with the date of the file. Until then the rows stay labeled as suggested and the guest is told to confirm the board. A guest who only wants the sandwich should not pay the combo suggestion by accident. $6.69 is the suggested burger. $11.99 is the suggested combo with Natural-Cut Fries and a fountain drink. They are two rows because they are two tickets. Adding bacon, a second sauce, or a different side was not priced in either source. Leave those off the total until the screen shows them.

The one-third-pound line is the combined weight of the two patties in the release. It is not a cooked weight printed on a nutrition label this check found, and it is not a promise that every patty weighs the same after the grill. Cooked to order means the sandwich is made when you ask for it. It does not freeze the price.

The calorie range 990 to 1,545 belongs to the combo page. If the app lets you swap the drink for a shake or the fries for onion rings, that build can leave the range. This page will not invent the swapped calorie. The blank sandwich calorie is the honest gap.

Participating locations are the limit on the map. A Carl's Jr. that does not list the Angus Steakhouse Burger is outside the limited run even if the date is before January 19, 2027. January 19 is the printed end, not a promise that every store still has Swiss and brioche that morning.

The campaign with Bert Kreischer can show up in ads without changing the row. If a later ad prints a different dollar, that ad needs its own date before it replaces $6.69. Until then the suggestion stands, labeled as a suggestion, and the company release stands as the source that declined to print a price.

Compare carefully. A median from another chain's app is not a Carl's Jr. receipt. A Freddy's onion burger with no published price is not cheaper or dearer until both screens are open. This hub would rather show two suggested dollars and a calorie range than a full menu of unsourced numbers.

The board in the restaurant is the last check. A suggested price is a starting point for the article, not a coupon you can demand. If the screen says a different combo, pay the screen. If the burger is absent, it is not a secret cheaper item under another name. Write the store, the date, and the total if you are keeping a personal log. This page will update when a company file prints a dollar. It will not update from a single unlabeled photo of a receipt. The calorie range stays on the combo page until Carl's Jr. labels each size. Hardee's stays off until a Hardee's source says the same sandwich is there. Those are the limits of what November 5, 2026 supports. Confirm the sandwich and the combo separately. A suggested combo is not automatically what the register rings if you only ask for the burger. The end date does not move if a commercial keeps airing. The calorie range does not become a single number because a photo shows one fry size.