$4.80 Coke
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Need a hydration top up? We have Australia's favourite water brand, Mount Franklin Spring Water, available in store.
Mount Franklin Spring Water at Hungry Jack's is $4.95. It carries no kilojoules, no sugar and no carbohydrate, and it is the only drink on the menu that can say all three.
The price is the awkward part. At $4.95 it costs more than a full sugar Coke at $4.80 and more than twice a Frozen Coke at $2.00. That pricing is common across Australian fast food and it is worth noticing rather than accepting quietly.
What it does for a meal is significant. Swapping a soft drink for water removes between 612 kJ and 968 kJ from a meal depending on which drink you were having, and between 34g and 56g of sugar. In a burger and chips meal that is often the largest single change available.
The alternative worth knowing about is that Coke No Sugar at $4.80 carries 5 kJ and costs less than the water. For most purposes it does the same job for less money.
Who it suits: anyone who wants water and does not want to ask for a tap cup, and anyone taking a bottle away with them rather than drinking it there.
Compare across the range on the drinks menu, or check a whole meal in the kilojoule calculator.
Figures are per serve as published by Hungry Jack's.
Data from Hungry Jack's published restaurant information. Updated 2 August 2026.
$4.80 Your favourite thirst-quenching Coke. Available in Small, Medium or Large.
$4.80 Your favourite thirst-quenching Coke. Available in Small, Medium or Large.
$4.80 Your favourite thirst-quenching Coke. Available in Small, Medium or Large.
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$4.95 for Mount Franklin Spring Water, which is more than a full sugar Coke at $4.80.
None. No kilojoules, no sugar and no carbohydrate, which is the only drink on the menu that can say all three.
Bottled water is a packaged product bought in, while fountain soft drink is syrup and carbonated water mixed on site at a very low cost per cup. The pricing is common across Australian fast food.
Coke No Sugar at $4.80 carries 5 kJ, which is effectively nothing, and costs less than the bottled water.
Between 612 kJ and 968 kJ depending on which drink you were having, and between 34g and 56g of sugar. In a burger meal it is often the largest single change available.
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