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Think of a Whopper. Think of the crispy lettuce and ripe tomato. Think of the freshly-toasted sesame seed bun. Think of the flame-grilled Aussie beef. Now double it.
The Hungry Jack's Double Whopper is $16.45 and 3,543 kJ, which is roughly 41% of an adult daily intake in a single burger. It is a Whopper with a second flame grilled beef patty and nothing else changed, and the numbers show exactly what that second patty costs: about 1,100 kJ and four dollars.
Two patties change the balance of the burger rather than just the size of it. A single Whopper is a salad forward burger where the beef is one voice among several. Add the second patty and the beef takes over completely. The lettuce, tomato and pickles are still there, but they now read as accents against the meat rather than as equal partners. Protein climbs from 28.1g to 47.4g, which is most of a day's protein reference in one hand.
What surprises people is the sodium. It moves only slightly, from 846mg to 905mg, because the salt in a Whopper mostly lives in the sauces and the pickles rather than in the beef. The fat is where the real jump is, from 45.2g to 66.3g. That is why a Double Whopper sits heavy in a way the single does not, and why it is a genuinely different eating experience rather than the same thing twice.
Structurally it is harder to eat. Two patties raise the salad higher above the base bun, and the whole build wants to slide. Compressing it firmly before the first bite is not optional. The toasted bun holds up better than most, but this is the burger where a napkin earns its place.
Who it suits: someone who finished a Whopper and was still hungry, and anyone treating the burger as the whole meal rather than as part of one. At $16.45 it costs less than a Whopper plus chips, so as a way of getting full it is efficient. Double Whopper calories are the thing to check first though, because 3,543 kJ before any sides is a lot of the day gone.
Pair it with a Small Thick Cut Chips at $2.00 rather than a large, or look at the Ultimate Double Whopper at $18.05 if you want the double with more on it.
One Double Whopper is 41% of the 8,700 kJ average adult daily intake. Figures are per serve as published by Hungry Jack's.
Data from Hungry Jack's published restaurant information. Updated 15 July 2026.
The trap with a home Double Whopper is cooking one thick patty instead of two thin ones. Two separate patties give you two crusts, and the crust is where the flavour lives. This makes 2 servings against a $16.45 counter price.
Serve immediately, cut in half, with chips on the side. A Double Whopper is easier to eat halved and nobody has ever regretted cutting one.
$15.55 100% flame-grilled Aussie beef topped with melted cheese, double bacon, crispy onion rings, smoky BBQ sauce, mustard, pickles, lettuce, tomato and mayo on a toasted sesame seed bun.
$21.00 2x 100% flame-grilled Aussie beef patties topped with melted cheese, double bacon, crispy onion rings, smoky BBQ sauce, mustard, pickles, lettuce, tomato and mayo on a toasted sesame seed bun.
$12.35 Flame-grilled Aussie beef that gives you an irresistible, smoky BBQ flavour. Loaded with crisp fresh lettuce, ripe tomatoes, onion, pickles, mayo and tomato sauce on a toasted sesame seed bun. An Aussie legend for over 40 years.
$18.05 Hold onto your taste buds, this Whopper has got the lot. Two flame-grilled 100% Aussie beef patties with two slices of cheese, premium eye bacon, tomatoes, lettuce, pickles, onion, mayo and tomato sauce on a toasted sesame seed bun
$16.45, which is about four dollars above the single Whopper at $12.35. That four dollars buys one extra flame grilled beef patty and nothing else.
3,543 kJ, or roughly 41% of the 8,700 kJ average adult daily intake. It carries 47.4g of protein and 66.3g of fat, against 28.1g and 45.2g in the single.
No, and the numbers show why. Energy goes from 2,437 kJ to 3,543 kJ, which is about 45% more rather than double, because only the patty is duplicated. The bun, salad and sauces stay the same.
The Double Whopper, by a clear margin. Two singles cost about $12.35 each against $16.45 for the double, and the double gives you the same amount of beef. Two singles give you more bread and more salad.
Yes. The Ultimate Double Whopper at $18.05 and the Triple Whopper Cheese at $20.10 both sit above it. The full Whopper menu is here.
$58.95 Here’s a feast for everyone to enjoy! Feast on 2 Whopper Cheese, 2 Cheeseburgers, 2 Chicken Royales, a 3 Jack's Fried Chicken Southern Style Tenders pack, 4 Small Chips and 4 Small Drinks.
$59.95 Treat the family and enjoy two 100% Aussie beef flame-grilled Whoppers, two Cheeseburgers, ten crispy golden nuggets made with 100% chicken breast + two ketchup sauces, four large thick cut chips and four large soft drinks.
$39.95 Treat the family and enjoy two 100% Aussie beef flame-grilled Whoppers, two Cheeseburgers, ten crispy golden nuggets made with 100% chicken breast + two ketchup sauces, four medium thick cut chips and four medium soft drinks.
$49.95 Treat the family and enjoy two 100% Aussie beef flame-grilled Whoppers, two Cheeseburgers, ten crispy golden nuggets made with 100% chicken breast + two ketchup sauces, four small thick cut chips and four small soft drinks.
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