Fries

Animal Style Fries.

Animal Style Fries are fries with melted American cheese, grilled onions and spread. The topping combination is different from the mustard-cooked preparation of an Animal Style burger.

What goes on the fries?

The familiar loaded-fries combination uses three toppings: cheese, grilled onions and spread. The potatoes remain the base. Ask for any topping to be omitted explicitly; “Animal Style without onions” communicates a different build from a standard order.

The company’s official Animal Style burger description mentions mustard-cooked beef and pickles. Those burger details should not be copied into a fries ingredient list.

What do they cost?

A reported 2026 planning range is $4.50–$5.35 before tax, according to ThePricer’s September guide. This is not a live store price. Added cheese is one reason a loaded order should not be assumed to cost the same as regular fries.

Compare the current regular-fries charge and loaded-fries charge at the same restaurant. The price calculator lets you use the exact amounts.

Calories and allergen questions

The standard French Fries nutrition row lists 360 calories per 125 grams. That value excludes the loaded topping combination and is not the Animal Style Fries calorie total. An exact loaded value is not verified in the sources used here.

American cheese contains milk and is identified with soy in the official chart; spread contains egg. Shared preparation creates additional considerations. Read the allergen guide and ask staff about your particular request.

How to order clearly

  1. Ask for Animal Style Fries.
  2. Specify whether to omit onions, spread or cheese.
  3. Confirm the portion, price and any extra toppings.
  4. Keep your burger request separate from your fries request.

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