Whataburger menu prices

Whataburger prices on this page are starting prices from the company, not a national pickup median. On October 20, 2026, Whataburger said a limited-time lineup begins that day at participating restaurants. The Bacon Blaze Jalapeño Double starts at $9.99. The Jr. Bacon Blaze Jalapeño Double and the new Bacon Blaze Chicken each start at $7.99. The Sleigh Berry Whatafresher starts at $3.69. The White Chocolate Raspberry Shake starts at $3.99. The same paragraph says prices vary by location. Drive Thru Index did not publish a Whataburger brand list on October 24, 2026, so this hub does not invent the classic Whataburger, the fries, or a breakfast taquito to fill the table. A starting price is the floor the company named. Your restaurant can sit above it.

The English company story and the PR Newswire copy describe four foods. The Bacon Blaze Jalapeño Double is two fresh 100 percent beef patties with Jalapeño Ranch, jalapeño cream cheese, bacon, sliced jalapeños, and aged cheddar. The Jr. size is the smaller bite of that burger. The Bacon Blaze Chicken puts the same kick on chicken. The English release says guests choose grilled chicken or Whatachick'n on a toasted potato bun. A Spanish story on the company site also names Spicy Chicken as a third chicken style. This page treats grilled and Whatachick'n as the English release, and Spicy Chicken as the extra option in the Spanish story, not as a separate priced row. The Sleigh Berry Whatafresher is cranberry, citrus, real cranberry pieces, and a lightly sweet soft whip. The shake pairs white chocolate and raspberry in a vanilla shake the company compared to white chocolate raspberry cheesecake. No calorie count was in the English price paragraph checked here, so every calorie cell is blank.

The lineup is limited time at participating locations. No end date was in the October 20, 2026 story or the PR Newswire copy. Participating is not the same as every Whataburger. Order in the restaurant you actually visit, or in the Whataburger app for that store, and read the ticket. The company already said prices vary by location, so a starting price on this page is not a coupon and not a cap. Nothing in the release said the Jr. burger and the chicken sandwich stay tied at $7.99 after a store changes its board. They shared a starting price on announcement day. Delivery, if a store offers it, was not given a separate national markup in that release. Breakfast hours and the classic orange-and-white menu are outside this file. If you want a Whataburger with mustard, that sandwich is not one of these five rows.

Whataburger's October 20, 2026 release came with starting prices and a vary-by-location line in the same breath. Do not turn $7.99 into a median. A median would need a count of restaurants, the way the October 24, 2026 Drive Thru Index readings work for Wendy's and Burger King. Whataburger was not in that index. Wendy's Baconator page on this site has no national dollar for that sandwich. Chick-fil-A's spicy chicken sandwich was typically $5.65 that day, with calories taken from Chick-fil-A's own page. Those figures are comparison points for readers, not Whataburger prices. Texas is the company's home in the way fans talk about it, and the English story did not say the starting prices are a Texas-only board. It said participating locations and prices vary. A San Antonio dateline on the PR Newswire copy is the announcement city, not a receipt. No city list was published. If your restaurant does not show Bacon Blaze Chicken, the row does not apply there. The Spanish story matches the same starting prices: $9.99, $7.99, $7.99, $3.69, and $3.99. Use that agreement. Do not add a blog that claims the chicken sandwich is all day at one invented dollar. This page files only the company starting prices. When the limited run ends, these rows should come off. Until Whataburger names the last day, the availability line stays open. Calories stay blank until the company nutrition tool is the source. A fan photo is not a gram. The five rows are the whole limited-time file, and each one is labeled as a start. Bacon Blaze Chicken starts at $7.99. The Jr. double starts at the same $7.99 and is a burger, not a second chicken price. The larger Jalapeño Double starts at $9.99. The refresher starts at $3.69. The shake starts at $3.99. If a store charges more, that is what the vary line already allowed. If a store charges less, this page will not pretend the company forbade it. Starting at is a floor in the announcement, not a survey. There is no restaurant count next to these dollars, unlike the 5,408 Wendy's restaurants behind the Dave's Single median on October 24, 2026. Do not print a Whataburger range this check never measured. Sides are the other omission. Fries, onion rings, and a medium drink were not given national prices in the October 20 story, so a combo total is not hiding in this table. Adding $3.69 and $7.99 is not a documented meal deal. The company priced items, not a bundle. Breakfast is a separate daypart and was not in this holiday lineup. The Sleigh Berry drink is the seasonal sip they did price. The White Chocolate Raspberry Shake is the dessert they did price. Both can leave when the limited run ends, and both can be missing at a restaurant that skipped the lineup. Ask before you promise a shake to someone in the car. The English and Spanish stories agree on the five starting prices even where they disagree on whether Spicy Chicken is named. That price agreement is the part worth filing. The chicken-style disagreement is explained on the Bacon Blaze Chicken article and is not a reason to drop the dollar. Whataburger's own site is the menu that can move tomorrow. This page records the October 20, 2026 announcement as it was published, checked again on October 24. It is not a live register. Guests who need a medical calorie count should use the company's nutrition tool when that tool lists the item. Until then the cells stay empty on purpose. Empty is more honest than a rounded gram copied from a fan site that also invents an end date the company did not print.