The KFC Stuffing Tower Burger is the closest thing fast food has to a Christmas dinner in a bun. It has become one of the most talked about items on the KFC Christmas menu in the UK.
This guide covers the price, ingredients, calories, meal options, and how it compares with the Stuffing Stacker. You will also find a straight verdict on whether it is worth your money.
Prices below come from our own KFC menu data. If you want to compare it with the rest of the range, see our full KFC burgers menu.
Quick Facts: KFC Stuffing Tower Burger at a Glance
- Burger only: £8.49
- Meal: £10.49 with fries and a drink
- Meal with Caramel Krunch Shake: £10.99
- Box meal: £12.99
- Chicken: one Original Recipe fillet
- Type: limited-edition festive burger, UK only
What Is the KFC Stuffing Tower Burger?
The KFC Stuffing Tower is a seasonal chicken burger. It takes a normal Original Recipe fillet and dresses it with festive flavors. Think sage and onion stuffing, cranberry sauce, and a soft bun. It is the same idea as a roast dinner sandwich, built the KFC way.
It sits alongside the bigger Stuffing Stacker Burger. Both launched together, and both return as part of the festive range.
KFC Stuffing Tower Burger Ingredients
Here is what goes into the burger, based on how KFC describes the build:
- Original Recipe chicken fillet, coated in the 11 herbs and spices
- Sage and onion stuffing patty
- Spicy cranberry sauce
- Cheese
- Lettuce
- Burger dressing
- Brioche bun
The stuffing patty is the star. It is a crisp, savory round that sits on top of the chicken, much like a stuffing ball turned flat. The cranberry sauce is described as spicy, so expect a gentle kick rather than real heat. If you want proper fire, the Zinger range is a better fit.
KFC Stuffing Tower Burger Price UK 2026
The KFC Stuffing Tower Burger price depends on how you order it. Here are the current options from our menu data.
| Option | Price |
|---|---|
| Stuffing Tower Burger | £8.49 |
| Stuffing Tower Burger Meal | £10.49 |
| Stuffing Tower Burger with Caramel Krunch Shake | £10.99 |
| Stuffing Tower Box Meal | £12.99 |
The meal adds regular fries and a regular drink for £2.00 on top of the burger. That is the best value step-up for most people. The shake version costs just 50p more than the standard meal. If you like a sweet drink, it is an easy upgrade.
For a bigger feed, the Stuffing Tower Box Meal adds extra sides. You can compare it with other boxes on our KFC box meals menu. Prices can vary slightly by branch and by delivery platform. Always check the KFC app before you order.
KFC Stuffing Tower Burger Calories and Nutrition
Our menu data lists energy in kilojoules. Here is what that looks like, with an approximate kcal figure for each.
| Item | Energy | Approx. kcal |
|---|---|---|
| Stuffing Tower Burger | 3,050 kJ | 730 |
| Stuffing Tower Burger Meal | 4,154 kJ | 990 |
| Stuffing Tower Box Meal | 4,778 kJ | 1,140 |
| Burger with Caramel Krunch Shake | 5,289 kJ | 1,260 |
The burger alone sits around 730 kcal. That is a hearty single item, not a light lunch. The meal pushes you close to 1,000 kcal. Swapping the shake in takes you past 1,250.
For full allergen and nutrition details, check KFC’s own UK website. The stuffing, bun, and dressing all carry allergens, so it matters if you have dietary needs.
KFC Stuffing Tower Burger vs. Stuffing Stacker
This is one of the most common questions. The two burgers share the same flavors but differ in size.
| Feature | Stuffing Tower | Stuffing Stacker |
|---|---|---|
| Chicken fillets | One | Two |
| Burger price | £8.49 | £10.49 |
| Meal price | £10.49 | £12.49 |
| Burger energy | 3,050 kJ | 4,090 kJ |
| Meal energy | 4,154 kJ | 5,194 kJ |
The Stacker costs £2.00 more and adds a second fillet. That also adds roughly 1,040 kJ, or about 250 kcal. Choose the Stuffing Tower if you want the full festive flavor without the extra bulk. Choose the Stacker if you are properly hungry. In practice, the Tower has a better balance. With one fillet, the stuffing and cranberry are easier to taste.
KFC Stuffing Tower Burger vs Zinger Tower Burger
Both are tower-style builds, but they appeal to different tastes. Here is how the Stuffing Tower compares with the Zinger Supercharger Tower.
| Feature | Stuffing Tower | Zinger Supercharger Tower |
|---|---|---|
| Burger price | £8.49 | £7.99 |
| Burger energy | 3,050 kJ | 2,803 kJ |
| Flavour | Festive, savory, sweet | Spicy |
| Availability | Seasonal | Regular range |
The Zinger version is 50p cheaper and lighter. It suits anyone who wants heat. The Stuffing Tower suits anyone who wants something seasonal and a bit different. If you prefer a plain, milder option, our guide to the KFC Fillet Burger is a useful comparison.
Is the KFC Stuffing Tower Burger Worth It?
Our honest view is yes, with one condition. It is worth it if you enjoy the Christmas flavor combination. The build makes sense on paper. Crispy chicken, savory stuffing, and tangy cranberry are a classic mix. The brioche bun keeps it soft, and the dressing ties it together.
The price is fair for a limited-edition burger. At £8.49, you pay £1.50 more than the standard Fillet Burger at £6.99, and you get a more complex build. Where it falls short is for people who dislike sweet and savory mixes. If cranberry on chicken sounds odd, this is not for you.
Value tip: the £10.49 meal is the sweet spot. It gives you fries and a drink for a modest step up.
When Does the KFC Stuffing Tower Burger Come Back in 2026?
At the time of writing, KFC has not published a confirmed 2026 start date in the sources we checked. Our menu data already lists the burger in its seasonal range. In 2024, the festive burgers launched on 11 November. They ran into early January.
That gives a useful pattern. Expect the Christmas lineup to arrive in the second week of November and stay until the new year, while stocks last.
Branches can sell out, especially early in the run. If you want to try it, do not leave it until the final week. The KFC app is the most reliable way to confirm whether your local branch has it.
How to Order the KFC Stuffing Tower Burger
You have three simple options:
- KFC app: pick your branch, choose the burger or meal, then pay.
- In store or drive-thru: order at the counter or kiosk.
- Delivery: order through KFC delivery or a partner app.
The app is usually the easiest way to see live availability. It also shows any current deals. Delivery prices can run higher than in-store. Check the total before you confirm.
What Else Is on the KFC Christmas Menu?
The Stuffing Tower is not the only festive item. Our menu data also lists these sharing options:
- Festive Double Bucket, with Original Recipe chicken and mini fillets or hot wings, at £23.49
- Festive Triple Bucket at £27.49
You can see how these compare with standard options on our KFC buckets price list. These buckets work well for a family night in. They are a simple alternative to cooking.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the KFC Stuffing Tower Burger back in 2026?
Our menu data lists the Stuffing Tower Burger in the 2026 seasonal range. KFC usually launches its festive menu in mid-November. Check the KFC app for live availability at your nearest branch before you travel.
How much is the KFC Stuffing Tower Burger?
The burger on its own costs £8.49. The meal with fries and a drink costs £10.49. Adding a Caramel Krunch Shake brings it to £10.99. The Stuffing Tower Box Meal is £12.99. Prices can vary by branch and delivery platform.
What is in the KFC Stuffing Tower Burger?
It has one original recipe chicken fillet, a sage and onion stuffing patty, spicy cranberry sauce, cheese, and lettuce. Burger dressing and a brioche bun complete it. It is a festive chicken burger designed to taste like a Christmas dinner.
What is the difference between the Stuffing Tower and the Stuffing Stacker?
The Stacker has two chicken fillets, while the Tower has one. Both use the same stuffing patty, cranberry sauce, and dressing. The Stacker costs £10.49 against £8.49 for the Tower, and it is also heavier.
Is the KFC Stuffing Tower Burger spicy?
Not very. The cranberry sauce has a mild kick, but the burger is built around savory and sweet flavors. If you want serious heat, the Zinger Supercharger Tower Burger is a better choice. It costs £7.99.
How many calories are in the KFC Stuffing Tower Burger?
The burger alone is around 3,050 kJ, which is roughly 730 kcal. The meal comes to about 4,154 kJ, or around 990 kcal. Check KFC’s official nutrition information for the latest figures.
Does the KFC Stuffing Tower Burger have a vegetarian option?
No vegetarian version is listed. The burger is built around a chicken fillet. If you eat vegetarian food, check KFC’s current menu for meat-free items before you order.
When does the KFC Stuffing Tower Burger end?
KFC sells it for a limited time. In 2024 the festive menu ran into early January. It is sold while stocks last, so some branches may run out before the official end.
Conclusion
The KFC Stuffing Tower Burger is a fun, well-priced festive treat. At £8.49 for the burger and £10.49 for the meal, it is a reasonable way to try the KFC Christmas burger without overspending.
Pick the Tower over the Stacker if you want balance. Pick the Zinger Tower if you want heat. Whatever you choose, order early in the run so you do not miss out. For prices on everything else, browse our full KFC menu with UK prices.