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

KFC Vault

KFC Vault

The kfc vault at KFC covers 169 items across 14 categories, from the NEW Dipping Sauces at $1.10 to the Mega Burger Feast at $54.95. People order from this vault 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 NEW Dipping Sauces at $1.10, so the choice can be made on the numbers instead of a guess.

The cheapest item here is the NEW Dipping Sauces at $1.10 and the dearest is the Mega Burger Feast at $54.95; energy runs from 0 kJ for the Bottled Water to 27,468 kJ for the Giant Feast. The full menu prices table lists the vault range cheapest first in every category, with a kJ figure for every dish — from NEW Dipping Sauces at $1.10 to Burger Dinner at $24.95 — 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.

The vault below is worked through step by step, then covers the questions people actually ask about the vault range. Every price and kJ for the vault range sits on one page in the full menu prices table. People searching for kfc vault prices australia land here for the same reason: this guide answers it from the live menu.

AT A GLANCE

WhatDetails
What Vault isThe United States loyalty program — not verified for Australia
What Australia has insteadA free KFC account that unlocks Promos & Rewards and the Secret Menu in the app
PointsNo points program is published for Australia

PRICE RANGES BY CATEGORY

  • New Kwench By KFC — 14 items, from the Pepsi Frozen Spider at $4.40 to the $7.95 KWENCH by KFC Snack – Until 4pm at ≈ $7.95. Lightest is the Sparkling Raspberry Lemonade at 422 kJ; heaviest is the Strawberry Krunch Shake at 2,509 kJ.
  • New Dip & Crunch — 17 items, from the Caramel Biscuit Bliss Cup at $5.00 to the Dip & Crunch Tenders Feast with Doritos Cheese Supreme & Garlic Crunch at $37.35. Lightest is the Caramel Biscuit Bliss Cup at 1,592 kJ; heaviest is the Dip & Crunch Tenders Feast with Doritos Cheese Supreme & Garlic Crunch at 11,966 kJ.
  • Burgers — 8 items, from the Double Tender Burger at $7.65 to the Original Crispy BBQ Bacon Stacker Burger at $13.70. Lightest is the Original Crispy Burger at 1,874 kJ; heaviest is the Original Crispy BBQ Bacon Stacker Burger at 3,526 kJ.
  • Boxed Meals — 14 items, from the Zinger Burger Box at $16.45 to the NEW 5 Original Tenders Dip'd Box at $23.05. Lightest is the Zinger Burger Box at 4,289 kJ; heaviest is the Ultimate Zinger Treat Box at 6,615 kJ.
  • Chicken — 19 items, from the Snack Popcorn Chicken at $3.25 to the 21 Pieces of Chicken at $43.95. Lightest is the NEW 1 Original Tender at 563 kJ; heaviest is the 21 Pieces of Chicken at 20,654 kJ.
  • Snack Hacks — 23 items, from the Pepsi Freeze at $2.20 to the Caramel Biscuit Bliss Cup at $5.00. Lightest is the Bottled Water at 0 kJ; heaviest is the Caramel Biscuit Bliss Cup at 1,592 kJ.
  • Protein Picks — 4 items, from the Zinger Protein Bowl at $10.95 to the Zinger Protein Bowl Combo at $14.95. Lightest is the Zinger Protein Bowl at 2,309 kJ; heaviest is the Zinger Protein Bowl Combo at 3,500 kJ.
  • Shared Meals — 7 items, from the Burger Dinner at ≈ $24.95 to the Mega Burger Feast at $54.95. Lightest is the Burger Dinner at ≈ 3,494 kJ; heaviest is the Giant Feast at 27,468 kJ.
  • Twisters & Bowls — 5 items, from the Zinger Crunch Bowl at $10.95 to the Zinger Crunch Twister at $12.05. Lightest is the Zinger Crunch Bowl at 1,738 kJ; heaviest is the Original Crunch Twister at 2,465 kJ.
  • Go Buckets & Kids Meals — 8 items, from the Go Bucket Wicked Boneless at $5.45 to the Kids Meal with BBQ Slider at $7.65. Lightest is the Kids Meal with BBQ Slider at 1,551 kJ; heaviest is the Go Bucket Popcorn Chicken at 2,325 kJ.
  • Sides & Desserts — 15 items, from the NEW Dipping Sauces at $1.10 to the Large Potato & Gravy at $8.20. Lightest is the NEW Dipping Sauces at ≈ 200 kJ; heaviest is the Large Chips at 2,371 kJ.
  • Sweet Treats — 6 items, from the Double Chocolate Mousse at $4.15 to the Chocolate Krunch Shake at $6.55. Lightest is the Double Chocolate Mousse at 1,490 kJ; heaviest is the Strawberry Krunch Shake at 2,509 kJ.
  • Cold Drinks — 27 items, from the Raspberry Freeze at $2.20 to the Chocolate Krunch Shake at $6.55. Lightest is the Bottled Water at 0 kJ; heaviest is the Strawberry Krunch Shake at 2,509 kJ.
  • Everyday Value — 2 items, from the Burger Dinner at ≈ $24.95 to the Burger Dinner at ≈ $24.95. Lightest is the Burger Dinner at ≈ 3,494 kJ; heaviest is the Boneless Dinner at ≈ 4,571 kJ.

VAULT — WHAT TO KNOW

KFC Vault — the “Secret Recipe Vault”, 10 points per $1 — is the United States loyalty program, launched in February 2024. It is not verified for Australia, and this site does not present it as the Australian program.

KFC Australia publishes no points program; what Australia has instead is a free KFC account that unlocks Promos & Rewards and the Secret Menu in the app. If a site tells you to earn Vault points at an Australian KFC, it is describing the US program.

VAULT — HOW TO USE IT

In Australia, the KFC app's Promos & Rewards section holds the current offers once you pick a restaurant, and the app's Secret Menu holds rotating hidden items. No points earn rate, signup offer or birthday offer is listed for Australia — and an offer that is not in the app for your store is not a verified offer.

Do not pay for Vault points, and do not buy a Vault membership from a third-party site. The US program does not operate in Australia, and a site that sells Australian Vault points is selling something that does not exist.

VAULT — MISTAKES TO AVOID

The confusion is understandable — the same chain, the same name, a different country. But a loyalty program is a national program, and the Australian program is the free account in the app, not Vault. The app is the check for what Australia has, and Vault is not in it.

If you want the Australian offers, make a free KFC account in the app and pick your restaurant. Promos & Rewards then shows the current offers for that store — and the Secret Menu shows the hidden items that are live at that store right now.

VAULT — BEFORE YOU ORDER

Before you chase Vault points any further, check the app for your store. KFC Australia publishes no points program — what Australia has instead is a free KFC account that unlocks Promos & Rewards and the Secret Menu in the app. If the app does not show Vault, Vault is not the Australian program.

Do not pay for Vault points, and do not buy a Vault membership from a third-party site. The US program does not operate in Australia, and a site that sells Australian Vault points is selling something that does not exist. The Australian offers live in the app's Promos & Rewards section, once you pick a restaurant.

If you want the Australian offers, make a free KFC account in the app and pick your restaurant. Promos & Rewards then shows the current offers for that store — and the Secret Menu shows the hidden items that are live at that store right now. Offers change by store, so pick your restaurant first, then read the offers.

KFC VAULT AUSTRALIA — ALLERGEN INFORMATION

For the dishes in the KFC menu, 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.

Menu ItemCommon Allergens (typical)
Pepsi Frozen SpiderNone typically listed
Caramel Biscuit Bliss CupGluten
Double Tender BurgerGluten, Egg
Zinger Burger BoxGluten
Snack Popcorn ChickenNone typically listed
Pepsi FreezeNone typically listed
Zinger Protein BowlGluten
Burger DinnerGluten
Zinger Crunch BowlGluten, Egg (from sauce)
Go Bucket Wicked BonelessNone typically listed
NEW Dipping SaucesEgg (from sauce)
Double Chocolate MousseMilk
Raspberry FreezeNone typically listed

Take these as typical allergens only for the vault 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 vault range.

WHAT IS KFC VAULT?

KFC Vault — the “Secret Recipe Vault”, 10 points per $1 — is the United States loyalty program, launched in February 2024. It is not verified for Australia, and this site does not present it as the Australian program. KFC Australia publishes no points program; what Australia has instead is a free KFC account that unlocks Promos & Rewards and the Secret Menu in the KFC app.

WHAT KFC AUSTRALIA OFFERS INSTEAD

In Australia, the KFC app’s Promos & Rewards section holds the current offers once you pick a restaurant, and the app’s Secret Menu holds rotating hidden items such as the Doritos Crunch Loaded Chips ($8.45). No points earn rate, signup offer or birthday offer is listed for Australia. If a site tells you to earn Vault points at an Australian KFC, it is describing the US program.

For more on the vault range at this chain, see KFC Menu Australia with Prices — November 2026.

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HOW TO ORDER

Pickup is the cheapest way to order KFC’s vault 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 vault range.

How to orderWhat happensPrice note
In-store / takeawayOrder your vault at the counter and pay at the tillPickup price as listed
Drive-thruDrive through and order from the carPickup price as listed
KFC appUse the KFC app to order ahead, then collect when it suits youPickup price; app-exclusive deals sometimes
KFC app / websiteDelivery ordered in the KFC app or on the websiteDelivery prices higher + delivery fee
Uber EatsDelivered to your doorDelivery prices higher + delivery fee
DoorDashDelivered to your doorDelivery prices higher + delivery fee

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

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

How much does KFC cost in 2026?

Prices on the KFC menu start at $1.10 for the NEW Dipping Sauces; the full KFC menu runs across 169 items in 14 categories.

Can I get KFC delivered?

Yes — Across the vault 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 vault range. The pickup prices on this site are lower than delivery prices.

Does KFC have a loyalty program?

Across the vault 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 vault range. (Loyalty details are in the app.)

Do KFC prices vary by store?

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

What is the Vault?

KFC Vault — the “Secret Recipe Vault”, 10 points per $1 — is the United States loyalty program, launched February 2024. It is not verified for Australia.

Is the Vault available in Australia?

No — not as a verified Australian program. KFC Australia publishes no points program; Australia has a free KFC account that unlocks Promos & Rewards and the Secret Menu in the app.

What does ≈ mean?

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

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

Portrait of Sophie Bernard, author of Menu Prices AU

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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