Church's Chicken Desserts Menu Prices, Apple Pie & Sweet Treats (2026)
By Church's Editorial Team | Published Aug 11, 2026 | Updated Aug 13, 2026
Church's Chicken desserts center on Apple Pie and sweet add-ons such as Honey-Butter Biscuits. Current samples show Apple Pie as a sweet treat, while the official catering menu lists Apple Pie packs in 12PK, 25PK, and 50PK sizes.
Dessert at Church's is simple, but it still needs a careful menu check. Apple Pie is the main sweet treat signal, Honey-Butter Biscuits can work as a dessert-style add-on, and catering packs let a group order end with a measured sweet tray.
The official Apple Pie item page describes apple slices sprinkled with cinnamon and wrapped in a flaky crust, with a 250-1000 calorie range depending on quantity. That makes Apple Pie the clearest dessert item to verify first.
The safest way to read dessert prices is to separate regular menu samples from official nutrition data. A selected restaurant can show one Apple Pie, multi-piece dessert rows, or no dessert row at all, while the official nutrition file keeps the core Apple Pie calorie and allergen row stable.
Reviewed by Church's Editorial Team. Content is checked against official menu, nutrition, allergen, rewards, catering, location, or app sources before publication.
Prices, calories, allergens, offers, participation, and availability can change by restaurant and date, so final ordering decisions should use the selected restaurant checkout.
Church's Chicken Desserts Menu Prices (August 2026 Update)
The core dessert price signal is Apple Pie, with selected-restaurant samples around $2.19-$6.99 depending on quantity and channel. Catering Apple Pie packs appear as 12PK, 25PK, and 50PK dessert options.
A single Apple Pie is best for one person or a small add-on. A multi-piece Apple Pie row works for a family meal, and catering packs fit offices, school events, church gatherings, sports meals, and large pickup orders.
Treat all public price numbers as samples unless the selected restaurant cart confirms the same item, quantity, and subtotal. Dessert pricing can change with pickup, delivery, tax, service fees, third-party markups, app promotions, and restaurant stock.
That price range is why dessert rows should be read differently from core combo rows. A chicken meal may stay visible in most restaurant menus, while Apple Pie can appear as a single dessert, a small multi-piece option, a catering pack, or no visible dessert option at a selected location.
| Dessert Item | Price or Format Signal | Calories | Best Use |
|---|---|---|---|
| Apple Pie | Sample $2.19-$6.99 | 250 per pie | Single dessert or combo add-on |
| Apple Pie 12PK | Catering dessert format | 3,000 total | Small group dessert tray |
| Apple Pie 25PK | Catering dessert format | 6,250 total | Medium event or office meal |
| Apple Pie 50PK | Catering dessert format | 12,500 total | Large event dessert add-on |
| Honey-Butter Biscuit | Sample add-on pricing varies | 230 per biscuit | Sweet biscuit pairing with chicken or tea |
Quick Dessert Choice By Order Size
For one or two people, use single Apple Pies. For a family meal, compare multi-piece pricing. For catering, use the 12PK, 25PK, or 50PK format so every guest count is clear.
The best Church's dessert order is not always the biggest dessert order. A solo lunch needs a clean finish, a two-person deal needs equal portions, and a catering tray needs predictable count math. Matching dessert size to headcount keeps the order useful instead of simply adding extra sugar and cost.
If the main meal already includes biscuits, Apple Pie becomes the cleaner add-on because it adds a different flavor. If the cart does not show Apple Pie, an extra Honey-Butter Biscuit is the closest sweet-style backup, but it should be treated as a biscuit side rather than a true dessert.
| Order Size | Best Dessert Move | Why | Check Before Paying |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 person | 1 Apple Pie | Simple dessert after a combo, feast, or sandwich | Single-item price and availability |
| 2 people | 2 Apple Pies | Clean one-per-person count | Whether a multi-piece row is cheaper |
| 3-6 people | Single pies or small multi-piece row | Works beside a family meal without overbuying | Existing biscuit count in the meal |
| 12 guests | Apple Pie 12PK | Matches the official catering dessert format | Catering minimum and pickup time |
| 25-50 guests | Apple Pie 25PK or 50PK | Keeps serving count predictable for events | Final catering tax, fees, and lead time |
Church's Apple Pie: Calories, Ingredients Signal & Allergen Watch
Church's official nutrition guide lists Apple Pie - No Icing at 250 calories, 11g fat, 270mg sodium, 35g carbs, 10g sugar, 2g protein, and wheat as a listed allergen.
The Apple Pie description used in menu samples is straightforward: apple slices with cinnamon in a flaky crust. That makes it the natural sweet finish after spicy chicken, tenders, fried okra, mac and cheese, or a family meal.
The wheat allergen matters. Apple Pie should not be treated as gluten-free, and it should be avoided by diners who need to avoid wheat unless the current allergen guide and restaurant handling information support the order.
Calorie checks should use the newest official Church's row available at the time of ordering, especially because older nutrition databases and archived PDFs can show different Apple Pie rows. This guide keeps the current checked row separate from third-party calorie pages so readers do not mistake an old database entry for the active restaurant cart.
| Apple Pie Nutrition Row | Amount | Ordering Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| Calories | 250 | Comparable to one Honey-Butter Biscuit plus a small extra bite |
| Total Fat | 11g | Count it with fried chicken, fries, or okra |
| Sodium | 270mg | Lower than many savory sides but not zero |
| Carbohydrates | 35g | High-carb sweet add-on |
| Sugar | 10g | Pair carefully with sweet tea or lemonade |
| Listed allergen | Wheat | Not suitable for wheat-avoidance planning |
Apple Pie vs Honey-Butter Biscuit: Which Sweet Add-On Fits Better?
Choose Apple Pie when you want a true dessert. Choose a Honey-Butter Biscuit when you want a sweet, buttery add-on that still fits naturally beside fried chicken, tenders, gravy, or tea.
Apple Pie has the clearer dessert identity because it brings fruit filling, cinnamon, crust, and a handheld sweet format. It also fits a meal where the savory side is already covered by fries, coleslaw, corn, mac and cheese, or mashed potatoes.
Honey-Butter Biscuits are more flexible. They can sit inside a combo, family meal, feast, catering bundle, or extra order. One biscuit is 230 calories, while the official catering menu lists 12PK, 25PK, and 50PK biscuit formats at 2760-11500 calories.
| Sweet Add-On | Calories | Best Pairing | Use Caution With |
|---|---|---|---|
| Apple Pie | 250 | Spicy chicken, tenders, unsweet tea | Wheat-sensitive orders |
| Honey-Butter Biscuit | 230 | Fried chicken, gravy, sweet tea | Extra biscuit counts in family meals |
| Apple Pie 12PK | 3,000 | Catering dessert tray | Small headcounts where leftovers are unwanted |
| Biscuits 12PK | 2,760 | Chicken and tender bundles | Orders that already include biscuits |
Church's Catering Desserts: Apple Pie 12PK, 25PK & 50PK
Church's official catering menu lists Apple Pie under dessert in 12PK, 25PK, and 50PK sizes. The catering dessert calorie range is 3,000-12,500 calories.
Catering dessert packs make sense when the main order already includes chicken, tenders, sides, biscuits, sauces, and beverages. They keep dessert count predictable and prevent the common mistake of adding too few single pies for a large group.
The serving math is simple because each Apple Pie is one piece. A 12PK covers 12 guests if everyone gets one, a 25PK covers 25, and a 50PK covers 50. For mixed appetite groups, order fewer pies only when there are other desserts on the table.
| Catering Dessert | Pieces | Total Calories | Serving Math |
|---|---|---|---|
| Apple Pie 12PK | 12 | 3,000 | 12 guests at one pie each |
| Apple Pie 25PK | 25 | 6,250 | 25 guests at one pie each |
| Apple Pie 50PK | 50 | 12,500 | 50 guests at one pie each |
Best Desserts With Church's Chicken Meals
Apple Pie works best after spicy chicken, tenders, and family meals. Honey-Butter Biscuits work best when you want the signature sweet-butter flavor without adding a separate dessert row.
For one person, Apple Pie is easiest after a 2PC or 3PC feast, a tender meal, or a sandwich order. It adds a clear sweet finish without needing another side.
For two people, compare two Apple Pies against a dessert pack only if the selected restaurant shows multi-piece pricing. For families, count every person first, then decide whether Apple Pie, biscuits, or both fit the meal.
| Main Order | Best Dessert Choice | Why It Works | Drink Pairing |
|---|---|---|---|
| Texas 2PC Feast | Apple Pie | Small meal gets a true dessert | Unsweet tea if cutting sugar |
| Texas 3PC Feast | Apple Pie or biscuit | Extra chicken pairs well with one sweet finish | Water or unsweet tea |
| 3PC Tenders | Apple Pie | Handheld dessert after dipping meal | Lemonade if calories are not a concern |
| 10PC Family Meal | Apple Pie multi-piece row | Easier to share across the table | Half-gallon tea |
| Catering bundle | Apple Pie 12PK, 25PK, or 50PK | Clean one-piece serving count | Tea, lemonade, or bottled water pack |
Allergen And Diet Notes For Church's Desserts
Church's Apple Pie lists wheat, while Honey-Butter Biscuits list dairy, soy, and wheat in the reviewed nutrition data. Do not treat either dessert-style item as gluten-free.
Dessert allergen checks should happen before price checks for sensitive diners. A low price does not matter if the item conflicts with wheat, dairy, soy, or other current allergen concerns.
Fast-food restaurant handling can also create cross-contact risk. If a diner has a serious allergy, use the official nutrition and allergen page, then ask the selected restaurant about current preparation and handling.
| Dessert-Style Item | Wheat | Dairy | Soy | Best Caution |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Apple Pie - No Icing | Listed | Not listed in reviewed row | Not listed in reviewed row | Avoid for wheat-sensitive orders |
| Honey-Butter Biscuit | Listed | Listed | Listed | Avoid for wheat, dairy, or soy concerns |
| Sweet tea pairing | Not the main allergen issue | Not the main allergen issue | Not the main allergen issue | Watch sugar and calories instead |
How To Order Church's Desserts Without Mistakes
Before ordering dessert, check item availability, quantity, final price, allergen row, drink pairing, and whether the order already includes enough Honey-Butter Biscuits.
The most common dessert mistake is double-counting sweet items. A family meal can already include several biscuits, and a feast can include one biscuit. Adding Apple Pie still makes sense, but only if guests want a separate dessert.
The second mistake is ordering too few pies for a group. If dessert is expected, one Apple Pie per person is the cleanest plan. If Apple Pie is only an optional sweet bite, count half the group and add biscuits or drinks for everyone else.
| Order Situation | Dessert Check | Better Decision |
|---|---|---|
| Solo meal | One Apple Pie or one extra biscuit | Pick Apple Pie for true dessert |
| Two-person meal | Two Apple Pies vs shared biscuits | Use Apple Pie if both want dessert |
| Family meal | Existing biscuit count plus Apple Pie count | Do not assume biscuits replace dessert |
| Catering order | 12PK, 25PK, or 50PK Apple Pie | Match one pie per expected dessert guest |
| Delivery order | Item price, fees, tax, and dessert availability | Compare pickup and delivery totals |
Church's Chicken Desserts Menu FAQ
What desserts does Church's Chicken have?
Current sweet treat samples show Apple Pie, and the official catering menu lists Apple Pie dessert packs. Honey-Butter Biscuits also work as a sweet add-on, though they are not the same as a pie dessert.
How many calories are in Church's Apple Pie?
The reviewed Church's nutrition guide lists Apple Pie - No Icing at 250 calories, 11g fat, 270mg sodium, 35g carbs, 10g sugar, 2g protein, and wheat.
Does Church's have dessert packs for catering?
Yes. The official catering menu lists Apple Pie in 12PK, 25PK, and 50PK formats with 3,000, 6,250, and 12,500 total calories.
Is Church's Apple Pie gluten-free?
No. The reviewed allergen row lists wheat for Apple Pie - No Icing. Diners avoiding wheat or gluten should not treat it as a gluten-free dessert.
Should I order Apple Pie or biscuits?
Order Apple Pie when you want a true dessert. Order extra Honey-Butter Biscuits when you want a sweet buttery side that still fits with chicken, tenders, gravy, and tea.
Related Church's Menu Pages
- Compare savory sides on the sides menu.
- Check biscuit details on the Honey-Butter Biscuits page.
- Use the catering menu for Apple Pie packs and group orders.
- Review calories on the nutrition and calories page.
- Compare drinks on the drinks menu.