Published 11 Nov 2026 · Updated 11 Nov 2026 · By Sophie Bernard

KFC Stacked Snack

The kfc stacked snack at KFC covers 23 items across 1 categories, from the Pepsi Freeze at $2.20 to the Caramel Biscuit Bliss Cup at $5.00. People order from this stacked snack range because it is fast, filling and consistent — the same items, cooked the same way, at stores across the country — and this post prices every one of them with its kJ, from Pepsi Freeze at $2.20, so the choice can be made on the numbers instead of a guess.

The cheapest item here is the Pepsi Freeze at $2.20 and the dearest is the Caramel Biscuit Bliss Cup at $5.00; energy runs from 0 kJ for the Bottled Water to 1,592 kJ for the Caramel Biscuit Bliss Cup. The tables below list the stacked snack range cheapest first in every category, with a kJ figure for every dish — from Pepsi Freeze at $2.20 to Original BBQ Slider at $4.35 — and macros worked out from kJ where the chain does not publish them, so dishes can be compared inside a category before anything is ordered. Ordering is cheapest as pickup for the stacked snack range: the prices in the tables are pickup prices, and delivery prices are higher on every platform, before the delivery fee. Check the kJ column before adding sides or a drink — the stacked snack range runs from Pepsi Freeze at $2.20, and extras add up fast — and compare the bundled meals with the single items, because a bundle usually beats ordering the same dishes singly.

The stacked snack below is priced category by category — a price table and a nutrition table for each category — then the allergen table, the PDF print view, the deals table, how to order, and the questions people actually ask about the stacked snack range. Every price and kJ for the stacked snack range sits on one page in the full menu prices table. People searching for kfc stacked snack prices australia land here for the same reason: the tables below list every item with its price and kJ. The allergen table below the cards lists typical allergens dish by dish across the stacked snack dishes.

KFC STACKED SNACK — PRICES

Below, every item in the stacked snack range at KFC is listed cheapest first, Pepsi Freeze at $2.20 first, each with its description and its pickup price, before delivery adds more. All prices are pickup prices for the stacked snack range; delivery is dearer than the KFC pickup prices, which start at $2.20 for Pepsi Freeze.

SNACK HACKS — PRICES

23 items, from the Pepsi Freeze at $2.20 to the Caramel Biscuit Bliss Cup at $5.00.

Prices

SNACK HACKS — NUTRITION

Energy runs from 0 kJ for the Bottled Water to 1,592 kJ for the Caramel Biscuit Bliss Cup.

Nutrition

Divide kJ by 4.184 to get calories for the stacked snack dishes. Macros for the stacked snack range are worked out from each dish’s kJ with a typical split for that dish type, because KFC does not publish whole-item protein, fat, carbs and sodium.

How to read the tables in this post: prices for the stacked snack range are pickup prices, and a price marked ≈ is not an official price, with a note under the first table explaining what ≈ means. kJ is the chain’s energy figure where one is published for the stacked snack range; calories are kJ ÷ 4.184, and the protein, fat, carbs and sodium figures are worked out from the dish’s kJ using a typical macro split for that dish type. Only typical allergens are listed for the stacked snack range — the chain’s current official allergen guide is the final word before you order.

KFC STACKED SNACK AUSTRALIA — ALLERGEN INFORMATION

For the 10 dishes priced above, from Pepsi Freeze to Mountain Dew Freeze and the rest, the table below lists typical allergens inferred from dish names and descriptions; the chain’s current official allergen guide is the final check before ordering.

Take these as typical allergens only for the stacked snack range — they are worked out from dish names, not from KFC’s own guide. Recipes and suppliers change, and cross-contact can vary by store, so always check the chain’s current official allergen guide before ordering from the stacked snack range.

Reading the allergen table for the stacked snack dishes: the allergens listed are typical, inferred from the dish names and descriptions, not copied from the chain’s own allergen guide. None typically listed appears most often — 5 of the stacked snack dishes list it — because buns, coatings and crumb carry it; Egg (from sauce) follows, from cheese, cream and butter. If you have a severe allergy, tell the KFC store when you order — shared fryers and preparation areas mean cross-contact is possible even when an item itself contains no allergen.

The Pepsi Freeze at $2.20, 734 kJ — a frozen Pepsi slushie drink. The Mountain Dew Freeze at $2.20, 782 kJ — a frozen Mountain Dew slushie drink. The Raspberry Freeze at $2.20, 760 kJ — a frozen raspberry slushie drink. The Snack Popcorn Chicken at $3.25, 1,009 kJ — a snack-size serve of bite-size Popcorn Chicken. The 3 Nuggets at $3.80, 525 kJ — three golden chicken nuggets with a dipping sauce. The Regular Chips at $4.05, 1,186 kJ — a regular serve of seasoned chips. The Double Chocolate Mousse at $4.15, 1,490 kJ — a rich chocolate mousse dessert cup. The Original BBQ Slider at $4.35, 1,163 kJ — a mini chicken slider with BBQ sauce. The Original Supercharged Slider at $4.35, 1,232 kJ — a mini chicken slider with Supercharged sauce. The 1 Piece of Chicken at $4.35, 984 kJ — one piece of Original Recipe chicken. Across the 10 dishes in this post, prices run from $2.20 to $4.35 and energy from 525 kJ to 1,490 kJ.

PDF

Planning your stacked snack order ahead of time is easier with a PDF version of this stacked snack menu. Use the print view below as a shopping list before you order the stacked snack range — it covers every item, price and kJ on this page, with the nutrition and allergen tables included.

Download / Print the stacked snack menu (print view)

The PDF is a print view of this page for the stacked snack range — every item, price and kJ on one printable page. There is no separate PDF file for the stacked snack range — the print view above is the PDF for this stacked snack menu.

For a different angle on the same menu for the stacked snack range, see KFC Menu Australia with Prices — November 2026.

DEALS

Verified KFC deals for the stacked snack range. Every current offer for the stacked snack range is listed on the KFC deals page; expired offers are marked expired, never quietly deleted.

No code to copy for the stacked snack range — open in the KFC app. KFC publishes no public promo code, so every genuine saving for the stacked snack range lives in the KFC app as a voucher or deal.

The cheapest way to use a deal is pickup: the offer price for the stacked snack range is calculated on the pickup price, and delivery prices are higher before the delivery fee is added. Activate app offers before you order, because an offer that is not activated in the app will not apply at the counter for the stacked snack range.

Deals can change without notice on the stacked snack range, so the offer that was live last week may have ended. The deals page on this site is checked against the KFC menu and the app, and expired offers stay listed as expired instead of disappearing — so if an offer you saw is marked expired, it really has ended, and the next best saving is usually the bundle or the app voucher listed beside it.

A deal stacks best on a bundle, not a single item, for the stacked snack range: the bundle price is already lower per person, and an app voucher applies to the same order, so the saving compounds. Check the voucher’s terms first for the stacked snack range — most app vouchers exclude delivery-only items and cannot be combined with another voucher on the same order.

HOW TO ORDER

Pickup is the cheapest way to order KFC’s stacked snack range: the prices here are pickup prices, and delivery costs more on every platform, before the delivery fee. The KFC rewards page sets out what the app offers and whether any points program exists for the stacked snack range.

Since 26 Nov 2025, when Menulog ceased Australian operations, KFC delivery for the stacked snack range has run through the KFC app, DoorDash and Uber Eats — Menulog is not an option anywhere in the country.

Order in the app before you arrive and the pickup lane for the stacked snack range is usually faster than the speaker box at peak times. If the app price and the in-store price differ, the app price for your store is the one that applies for the stacked snack range — prices vary by store.

Pickup is the cheapest option on every platform for the stacked snack range, because the menu prices in this post are pickup prices and delivery prices are higher before the delivery fee is added. If the order is small, the delivery fee can cost more than the food itself — so for one or two items from the stacked snack range, pickup usually wins, and delivery only makes sense once the order is big enough to absorb the fee.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

How much does KFC cost in 2026?

Prices in the range covered in this post for the stacked snack range start at $2.20 for the Pepsi Freeze; the full KFC menu runs across 169 items in 14 categories.

Can I get KFC delivered?

Yes — Across the stacked snack range: Delivery through the KFC app or website, or through DoorDash and Uber Eats. Since 26 November 2025, Menulog has not operated in Australia, so it cannot deliver the stacked snack range. The pickup prices on this site for the stacked snack range are lower than delivery prices.

Does KFC have a loyalty program?

Across the stacked snack range: No points program is listed for Australia — a free KFC account unlocks Promos & Rewards and the Secret Menu in the app. “KFC Vault” is the US program and is not verified for AU, covering the stacked snack range. (Loyalty details are in the app for the stacked snack range.)

Do KFC prices vary by store?

Yes — franchise stores set their own prices, so the figures here for the stacked snack range are pickup prices from the chain’s official Australian ordering site. Expect small differences at your local store for the stacked snack range; delivery prices are higher than pickup.

Where can I find the KFC menu with prices?

On the KFC menu page — 169 items across 14 categories, including the stacked snack range — and the menu prices table.

What is the cheapest item at KFC?

The Pepsi Freeze at $2.20, from the range covered in this post.

What does ≈ mean?

A ≈ in the stacked snack range marks a figure the chain does not list: it is the closest figure we can give for that dish.

Prices on this page are pickup prices for the stacked snack range. Store prices for the stacked snack range can vary, and delivery runs higher than pickup. Where KFC lists no price or kJ for a stacked snack item, this page shows a figure marked ≈, and the note under the first table explains what ≈ means.

See the full menu, including the stacked snack range: KFC Menu Australia — all 169 items, 14 categories

Written & checked by Sophie Bernard

Sophie reads every menu directly from each chain’s official Australian ordering site and records the store and price basis on the page. No price is published without a source.

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