Whataburger Fries
Whataburger string cut fries are available in four sizes: small, medium, large, and family size.
There are 420 calories, 21 grams of fat, 52 grams of carbohydrates, and 5 grams of protein in a medium sized order of fries from Whataburger.
Read this report for an in-depth review of the nutrition facts, calories, ingredients, and allergens in Whataburger fries.
French Fries Nutrition Information
Nutrition facts are based on standard formulations, order size, and exclude dipping sauces.
Calories
Here is a summary of the total calories in Whataburger french fries, by size:

Calories by Macronutrient
The greatest proportion of total calories in french fries are derived from carbohydrates. Review the data table below, which shows calories from fat, carbs, and protein in Whataburger French fries, by order size.
Calories by Macronutrient
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Small 6660_b605d5-5f> |
Medium 6660_477a86-5d> |
Large 6660_200ed0-14> |
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Calories from Fat 6660_5282e5-2f> |
130 6660_30c788-6f> |
190 6660_c6a578-74> |
250 6660_7bcdb0-8e> |
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Calories from Carbs 6660_428e82-ac> |
140 6660_33dc74-9b> |
210 6660_3a41b4-78> |
280 6660_cdb886-74> |
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Calories from Protein 6660_4608d2-76> |
10 6660_671774-4e> |
20 6660_190418-20> |
30 6660_549103-48> |
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Total Calories 6660_3580cd-4a> |
280 6660_4510e0-7b> |
420 6660_185953-18> |
560 6660_6b45eb-02> |
% of Total Calories
Half of the total calories are derived from carbohydrates. Dietary fats contribute 45% of the calories, and the remaining 5% is from protein.
Whataburger Fries
% calories from fat, carbs and proteinCalories by nutrient is a rounded estimate based on the nutrition facts information provided by Whataburger. Calories may vary by location or due to ketchup or other dipping sauce.

Nutrition Facts
Check the table below for the amount of saturated fat, dietary cholesterol, sodium, and other nutrition facts in Whataburger’s French Fries.
Amount per Order (%DV)
Red indicates %DV is high.
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Small 6660_6501cc-0c> |
Medium 6660_eb3d87-8e> |
Large 6660_8d3673-9f> |
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Calories 6660_1644c2-d4> |
280 6660_f446b5-ed> |
420 6660_f4cf04-99> |
560 6660_1f8f16-06> |
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Total Fat 6660_b7b91f-77> |
14g (18%) 6660_cde66d-ba> |
21g (27%) 6660_f841ab-cf> |
28g (36%) 6660_546098-23> |
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Saturated Fat 6660_6e0fa1-05> |
2g (10%) 6660_138822-4b> |
3g (15%) 6660_474521-49> |
3g (15%) 6660_bc3f60-f7> |
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Trans Fat 6660_869736-55> |
0g 6660_ba7102-b8> |
0g 6660_759612-61> |
0g 6660_f7b440-f0> |
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Cholesterol 6660_48a070-08> |
0mg (0%) 6660_de42d2-6c> |
0mg (0%) 6660_8e2500-00> |
0mg (0%) 6660_f169e2-ef> |
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Sodium 6660_7de3c2-f0> |
170mg (7%) 6660_8d3a70-ec> |
260mg (11%) 6660_b772c9-b8> |
350mg (15%) 6660_4db6c2-12> |
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Carbs 6660_ea7ee7-a2> |
35g (13%) 6660_ab86f1-4c> |
52g (19%) 6660_b2eaf8-f7> |
70g (25%) 6660_044695-16> |
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Dietary Fiber 6660_39df95-45> |
3g (11%) 6660_b90acb-28> |
4g (14%) 6660_4d2aef-1f> |
6g (21%) 6660_663080-d9> |
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Total Sugars 6660_b8bb6a-a0> |
0g 6660_f20655-0a> |
1g 6660_0b3a15-32> |
1g 6660_98da3b-b5> |
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Protein 6660_b1b850-70> |
3g 6660_6d9705-e6> |
5g 6660_41a35e-1a> |
7g 6660_940559-41> |
%DV based on a 2,000 calorie diet. Calorie needs vary and your %DV may be higher or lower. Provided for informational purposes only. Consult with your physician for dietary or healthcare advice.

Total Fat
A medium sized order of fries has 21 grams of total fat, including 3 grams of saturated fat.
The amount of total fat has a 27% daily value (medium size).
To calculate %DV, divide the amount of a nutrient in one serving by the FDA-recommended daily limit.
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Medium 6660_0c556c-b9> |
Daily Limit* 6660_b5fa34-a7> |
Daily Value 6660_e8e028-97> |
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Total Fat 6660_749e83-cb> |
21g 6660_0b6e6a-e9> |
78g 6660_b05647-4d> |
27% 6660_dfe46b-06> |
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Saturated Fat 6660_5fcfda-f9> |
3g 6660_7e122f-62> |
20g 6660_25881d-4c> |
15% 6660_db6c42-ae> |
*Based on FDA general nutrition advice for an adult following 2,000 calorie daily diet.
According to the FDA, a nutrient that contributes 20% daily value (or greater) per serving is considered high. With that in mind, the amount of fat in a medium and large order is high.

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Ingredients and Allergens in French Fries
Here is the list of ingredients in an order of Whataburger fries (excluding any condiments or dipping sauce).
Ingredients6660_2bf114-94> |
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Potatoes, Soybean Oil, Dextrose, Disodium Dihydrogen Pyrophosphate (to maintain natural color). Deep-fried in ZTF Whataburger liquid shortening and seasoned with Whataburger fry salt (a salt flour consisting of natural crystalline). 6660_feef5d-ba> |
Allergens
The fries are cooked in soybean oil.
Whataburger menu items that are deep-fried may come in contact with other products that contain gluten, wheat, dairy, egg, soybean, fish, or animal products.
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