Church's 16PC Chicken Price, Calories & Sides (2026)

Church's 16PC Chicken family meal with fried chicken, three large classic sides, Honey-Butter Biscuits, sauces, and iced tea

By Church's Editorial Team | Published Aug 7, 2026 | Updated Aug 7, 2026

Church's 16PC Chicken is a large family chicken meal with sixteen bone-in chicken pieces, three large classic sides, and eight Honey-Butter Biscuits.

The 16PC Chicken order is the bigger family step after 12PC Chicken. It adds four more chicken pieces, a third large side, and two more biscuits, so it works better for bigger dinners, game-day tables, and groups that need more side variety.

The official 16PC Chicken page shows a 4,080-8,360 calorie range because chicken style, piece mix, three side choices, biscuit count, and chicken-only ordering can change the final meal.

Reviewed by Church's Editorial Team. Content is checked against official menu, nutrition, allergen, rewards, catering, location, or app sources before publication.

Prices, piece mix, Original or Spicy availability, side choices, biscuit count, calories, allergens, app offers, delivery totals, and restaurant participation can change by date and market.

Church's 16PC Chicken Price (August 2026 Update)

Current planning uses a sample $26.99-$34.99 range for Church's 16PC Chicken. Treat it as an estimate because selected-restaurant pricing can change.

The 16PC Chicken meal should be checked as a family-sized order, not as a simple chicken-only box. The meal version includes three large sides and eight biscuits, which means the cart value depends heavily on whether those sides replace separate add-ons.

Sample pricing is useful for size comparison, but it is not a fixed national price. Pickup, delivery, taxes, service fees, white-meat requests, side substitutions, app coupons, and limited-time offers can all change the final total.

The main value question is whether the third large side is needed. If two side choices are enough, 12PC Chicken may be cleaner. If guests want three different sides or leftovers, 16PC Chicken usually makes more sense than adding multiple separate sides.

Order Type Price Signal Included Items Best Use
16PC Chicken MealSample $26.99-$34.9916 chicken pieces, 3 large sides, 8 biscuitsLarger family dinner
16PC Chicken onlyVaries by restaurant16 chicken pieces without meal sidesWhen sides are already covered
12PC Chicken MealSample $20.99-$26.9912 chicken pieces, 2 large sides, 6 biscuitsMedium family meal
20PC TendersAvg $39.9920 tenders, 3 large sides, sauce, 8 biscuitsTender-focused group order
Delivery 16PC ChickenCan be higherSame base meal plus platform costsConvenience order

What Comes With Church's 16PC Chicken?

Church's 16PC Chicken meal is listed with sixteen chicken pieces, three large classic sides, and eight scratch-made Honey-Butter Biscuits.

The third large side is the biggest practical upgrade over 12PC Chicken. It lets the order cover a fuller spread, such as mashed potatoes, coleslaw, and baked mac and cheese, without forcing the whole table into only two side choices.

The official page also says 16PC Chicken can be available as Chicken only. That version makes sense when sides, drinks, desserts, or extra biscuits are already planned separately.

Meal Part Included? Amount Ordering Note
Bone-in chickenYes16 piecesOriginal or Spicy availability can vary
Large classic sidesYes3 large sidesBest reason to size up from 12PC
Honey-Butter BiscuitsYes8 biscuitsClean fit for up to 8 guests
DrinksNo standard drink countAdd separatelyHalf-gallon drinks may fit groups better
Chicken-only optionWhere offered16 piecesUseful for potlucks or side-heavy meals

Church's 16PC Chicken Calories: Official Range And Piece Math

The official 16PC Chicken page shows 4,080-8,360 calories. Bigger pieces, three large sides, and eight biscuits push the high end.

Bone-in chicken calories depend on piece mix. A box with more wings and legs will be lighter than a box with more thighs and breasts. Spicy chicken can also raise sodium, especially when breasts and thighs make up more of the order.

Use the official range for the full meal and the piece table for planning. Eight biscuits add 1,840 calories before the three large sides. The side choices can change the final total even more than the chicken style when the order includes fried okra, fries, or baked mac and cheese.

Chicken Piece Calories Total Fat Sodium Protein Allergens
Original Wing16111g261mg9gSoy, wheat
Original Leg16410g382mg13gSoy, wheat
Original Thigh34724g720mg18gSoy, wheat
Original Breast42122g984mg42gSoy, wheat
Spicy Wing17012g426mg10gSoy, wheat
Spicy Leg17111g657mg12gSoy, wheat
Spicy Thigh33124g1,037mg18gSoy, wheat
Spicy Breast41223g1,650mg39gSoy, wheat

Best Three Large Sides With 16PC Chicken

The best three-side mix is one comfort side, one cooling side, and one crowd side: mashed potatoes, coleslaw, and fries or mac.

Three side slots are where 16PC Chicken becomes more useful than smaller family meals. Instead of choosing only creamy sides or only fried sides, the order can cover texture, heat balance, and kid-friendly plates at the same time.

A strong default is Mashed Potatoes and Gravy, Coleslaw, and Fries. Mashed potatoes make the meal feel complete, coleslaw cools Original or Spicy chicken, and fries give the table a simple crispy side.

Side Set Why It Works Best With Watch-Out
Mashed Potatoes + Coleslaw + FriesComfort, cooling, and crunchMixed family tableFries add quickly in large size
Baked Mac + Corn + ColeslawRich side plus lighter sidesKids and adultsMac is sodium-heavy
Fried Okra + Mashed Potatoes + CornSouthern-style spreadOriginal chickenOkra can raise calories
Fries + Baked Mac + ColeslawMost familiar group mixLarge casual orderHeavier overall plate

Honey-Butter Biscuit Math For 16PC Chicken

Eight Honey-Butter Biscuits add 1,840 calories before extras. They also add dairy, soy, wheat, and 3,680mg sodium signals.

The biscuit count matches the most common 16PC serving plan. If eight people are eating, everyone gets one biscuit. If seven people are eating, one biscuit remains for the hungriest guest or for splitting with extra honey-butter flavor.

One Honey-Butter Biscuit is listed at 230 calories, 15g fat, 460mg sodium, 25g carbs, 5g sugar, and 3g protein. Eight biscuits make the biscuit stack a major part of the meal before sauces, drinks, and desserts enter the order.

Biscuit Count Calories Total Fat Sodium Carbs Use Case
1 Honey-Butter Biscuit23015g460mg25gSingle serving
6 biscuits1,38090g2,760mg150g12PC Chicken comparison
8 included biscuits1,840120g3,680mg200g16PC Chicken meal
10 biscuits2,300150g4,600mg250gLarge special comparison

How Many People Does Church's 16PC Chicken Feed?

Church's 16PC Chicken usually fits about 7 to 8 people. Eight guests can split two pieces each and one biscuit each.

Serving math depends on piece mix because a breast or thigh fills a plate differently than a wing or leg. If the group includes several big eaters, use the 16PC meal for six or seven guests rather than stretching it to eight.

Three large sides help the meal stretch better than 12PC Chicken. The order works especially well when one side is rich, one side is cooling, and one side is familiar enough for everyone to share.

Guest Count Chicken Split Biscuit Split Side Plan
6 people2 pieces each plus 4 extra2 extra biscuitsStrong with leftovers
7 people2 pieces each plus 2 extra1 extra biscuitComfortable dinner fit
8 people2 pieces each1 biscuit eachCleanest 16PC split
9 peopleNot enough for two eachOne biscuit shortAdd food or choose a larger setup

16PC Chicken vs 12PC Chicken, 15PC Tenders And 20PC Tenders

Choose 16PC Chicken when the group wants bone-in chicken and three sides. Choose tender packs when dipping sauces matter more.

The 12PC Chicken meal is the better fit when five or six people are eating and two large sides are enough. The 16PC Chicken meal is better when the table needs more pieces, more biscuits, and one extra large side.

Tender packs work differently. A 15PC Tenders meal gives two large sides and six biscuits, while 20PC Tenders moves to three large sides and eight biscuits. Choose tenders when the group prefers boneless pieces and sauce dipping instead of mixed bone-in pieces.

Family Option Meal Structure Practical Fit Why Pick It
12PC Chicken12 pieces, 2 large sides, 6 biscuits5-6 peopleBalanced middle size
15PC Tenders15 tenders, 2 large sides, sauce, 6 biscuits5-6 peopleBoneless tender order
16PC Chicken16 pieces, 3 large sides, 8 biscuits7-8 peopleLarger bone-in spread
20PC Tenders20 tenders, 3 large sides, sauce, 8 biscuits7-8 peopleLarger tender spread

Original vs Spicy In A 16PC Chicken Order

Choose Original for classic flavor and lower sodium signals. Choose Spicy when heat matters, then balance the meal with cooling sides.

The calorie difference between Original and Spicy is not always the main issue. Original Wing is 161 calories and Spicy Wing is 170 calories. Original Leg is 164 calories and Spicy Leg is 171 calories.

Sodium is the stronger planning point. Original Breast lists 984mg sodium, while Spicy Breast lists 1,650mg. Original Thigh lists 720mg, while Spicy Thigh lists 1,037mg. A 16-piece meal can move high quickly once three sides and eight biscuits are added.

Allergens To Check Before Ordering 16PC Chicken

Reviewed chicken rows list soy and wheat, while Honey-Butter Biscuits list dairy, soy, and wheat. Three side choices add more allergen variables.

Do not treat 16PC Chicken as gluten-free. The reviewed chicken rows list wheat, and the included biscuits also list wheat. Shared kitchen handling can matter for guests with allergies or strict dietary limits.

Check side rows before choosing mac and cheese, fried okra, mashed potatoes and gravy, coleslaw, corn, or fries. A large family meal has several components, so every side and add-on needs its own check.

Item Area Dairy Soy Wheat Why It Matters
Original ChickenNot listedYesYesBreading/allergen row
Spicy ChickenNot listedYesYesBreading/allergen row
Honey-Butter BiscuitYesYesYesIncluded biscuit row
Three large sidesVariesVariesVariesSide choices change risk

How To Order Church's 16PC Chicken

Select 16PC Chicken, choose meal or chicken only, pick Original or Spicy where offered, choose three large sides, then confirm biscuits and final cart total.

Start with guest count. If seven or eight people are eating and three sides are useful, 16PC Chicken is a clean fit. If the group is closer to five or six, compare 12PC Chicken before paying for a larger box.

Next, choose sides with contrast. A comfort side, a cooling side, and a simple crowd side usually works better than three heavy sides. Mashed potatoes, coleslaw, and fries is the safest family mix.

Finish with drinks, sauces, and dessert. Family chicken meals do not automatically include drinks, and extra sauces, jalapenos, apple pies, or delivery fees can change the final cart.

Church's 16PC Chicken FAQ

What comes with Church's 16PC Chicken?

Church's 16PC Chicken meal is listed with sixteen chicken pieces, three large classic sides, and eight scratch-made Honey-Butter Biscuits. Chicken only can also appear where offered.

How many calories are in Church's 16PC Chicken?

The official 16PC Chicken page shows 4,080-8,360 calories. The final number changes with chicken style, piece mix, three side choices, biscuits, and meal type.

How much is Church's 16PC Chicken?

Current planning uses a sample $26.99-$34.99 range. Final price varies by restaurant, order channel, taxes, fees, promotions, substitutions, white-meat selection, and whether chicken-only ordering is selected.

How many people does Church's 16PC Chicken feed?

Church's 16PC Chicken usually feeds about 7 to 8 people. Eight guests can split two chicken pieces each and one biscuit each before sharing the three large sides.

Does Church's 16PC Chicken include drinks?

Drinks are not part of the standard 16PC Chicken family-meal structure. Add fountain drinks, bottled water, tea, lemonade, or half-gallon drinks separately where offered.

Is Church's 16PC Chicken gluten-free?

No. Reviewed chicken rows list wheat, and the included Honey-Butter Biscuits also list wheat. Do not treat the 16PC Chicken meal as gluten-free.

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