Red Rooster Small Pops
Crispy Chicken Bites
Base menu price. Stores can charge differently, delivery costs more, and a 10% surcharge applies on public holidays. See current Red Rooster deals.
Energy
* Values per serve as published by Red Rooster; a range means the figure depends on your flavour, protein or drink choice. 8,700 kJ is the average adult daily intake used on Australian labels. Updated November 2026. Compare with the Red Rooster calories or the Red Rooster nutrition information.
Allergens
Allergens are listed in Red Rooster's official allergen chart (information as of 14/10/2026). Kitchens handle many allergens and some items share fryers. Always check with staff if you have an allergy.
About the Red Rooster Small Pops
On the standard Red Rooster menu the Small Pops is $3.95, for 1,310 kJ (313 Cal). That is about 15% of the 8,700 kJ average adult daily intake used on Australian food labels.
Red Rooster describes it simply: "Crispy Chicken Bites"
0 chook change items cost more than this one, and it returns about 332 kJ per dollar. Closest on price are 4 Chicken Nuggets ($3.95, 680 kJ) and BBQ Cheeseburger ($3.95, 2,280 kJ).
Suppliers certify the chicken Halal; stores are not certified. Red Rooster lists 621 in fried chicken. For allergens, read the allergen chart guide before you order.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Quick answers about the Red Rooster Small Pops: price, kilojoules, what comes with it and dietary notes.
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How much is the Small Pops at Red Rooster?
$3.95. That puts it 6th cheapest of 6 in Chook Change.
How many kilojoules are in the Red Rooster Small Pops?
Red Rooster lists 1,310 kJ for the Small Pops. In calories that is 313 Cal.
What is the Red Rooster Small Pops?
Crispy Chicken Bites
Is the Small Pops Halal?
Red Rooster says its chicken is Halal certified at the supplier. Restaurants are not Halal certified, because Red Rooster cannot fully rule out cross contamination with non-Halal products.
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