Church's Honey Mustard Price, Calories & Best Orders (2026)

By Church's Editorial Team | Published Aug 8, 2026 | Updated Aug 8, 2026

Church's Honey Mustard is the sweet mustard-style sauce for tenders, fries, chicken pieces, boneless wings, wraps, and biscuit bites.

Reviewed nutrition rows list one 25g Honey Mustard serving at 140 calories, 13g fat, 2g saturated fat, 10mg cholesterol, 160mg sodium, 4g carbs, 4g sugar, and about 0.5g protein.

Honey Mustard is a richer sauce than Honey BBQ, but it has less sodium than several creamy or gravy-style options. It is best for guests who want a sweet, creamy, mustard-forward dip with original tenders or fries.

Church's Honey Mustard Price (August 2026 Update)

Honey Mustard commonly appears around $0.49 as an extra sauce cup. Some tender or wing-style orders may include one sauce choice before paid extras.

Sauce price looks minor on a solo order, but it can matter when the meal includes tenders, fries, boneless wings, and several guests. Four extra cups near $0.49 can add almost two dollars before tax or app fees.

Use $0.49 as an average sauce-cup planning signal, not a fixed national price. Restaurant participation, pickup menus, delivery menus, app fees, coupons, and included sauce selectors can all change what appears in the final cart.

The best way to avoid waste is to choose Honey Mustard inside an included sauce selector first. Add paid cups only after checking whether the order already includes sauce for tenders, boneless wings, or a family tray.

How Many Calories Are In Church's Honey Mustard?

Church's Honey Mustard has 140 calories per 25g serving. Reviewed nutrition data lists 13g fat, 160mg sodium, 4g carbs, and 4g sugar.

Honey Mustard is one of the heavier dipping sauces by calories because most of its calories come from fat. That does not make it wrong for every order, but it should be counted separately.

One cup adds 140 calories to a tender meal. Two cups add 280 calories, 26g fat, and 320mg sodium. That is why sauce planning matters most on family tenders, fries, and boneless wing trays.

A 3PC Original Tenders base at 270 calories becomes about 410 calories before sides when one Honey Mustard cup is added. A 5PC Original Tenders base at 450 calories becomes about 590 calories before sides.

What Does Honey Mustard Taste Like?

Honey Mustard tastes creamy, sweet, tangy, and mustard-forward. It adds a richer dipping texture than barbecue-style sauce without becoming a pepper sauce.

The flavor works with fried chicken because the sauce brings sweetness and mustard bite against salty breading. It is especially useful when original tenders need more flavor without adding spicy heat.

Honey Mustard is not the lowest-calorie sweet dip. Honey BBQ is lighter at 45 calories, but Honey Mustard gives more richness, more body, and a sharper yellow mustard direction.

Fries also fit because the sauce clings well. For guests who like creamy dips but do not want ranch-style herbs or jalapeno flavor, Honey Mustard gives a cleaner sweet-and-tangy lane.

Best Orders With Honey Mustard

Honey Mustard works best with Original Tenders, fries, fried chicken pieces, boneless wings, tender wraps, biscuit bites, and mixed sauce trays.

Original Tenders are the strongest match because they let the sauce carry the sweet mustard flavor. The order stays mild, crunchy, and easy to customize with one sauce cup.

Fries are the next practical match because one Honey Mustard cup can cover both fries and several tender bites. That can save money compared with buying separate dips for every item.

Boneless wings and tender wraps also work because smaller chicken pieces benefit from a thicker sauce. Honey Mustard gives those bites a sweet, creamy finish without needing a spicy sauce.

For family orders, use Honey Mustard as one flavor rather than the only flavor. Pair it with Honey BBQ, Churchie Sauce, or Zesty Ranch so guests can choose between sweet, creamy, cooling, and lighter sauce roles.

Honey Mustard vs Other Church's Sauces

Choose Honey Mustard when you want sweet mustard richness. Choose another sauce for fewer calories, smoky sweetness, ranch-style cooling, pepper flavor, or gravy comfort.

Honey Mustard has 140 calories, which makes it the richest core sauce row in the current sauce comparison. Its advantage is lower sodium than several creamy or gravy-style choices.

Honey BBQ is the lower-calorie sweet sauce at 45 calories, but it brings more sugar per cup. Zesty Ranch has 108 calories and a cooling role. Creamy Jalapeño has 120 calories and a pepper-forward role.

Churchie Sauce works as a broader all-purpose dip with a current 110-calorie official item signal. Brown Gravy belongs more with mashed potatoes, fries, chicken pieces, and comfort-style dipping.

Honey Mustard Allergens And Ingredient Checks

Reviewed Honey Mustard allergen data lists egg. Always check the current official nutrition and allergen facts before ordering for any allergy or sensitivity.

Honey Mustard can look simple, but the reviewed allergen row matters because egg is a common sauce concern. Do not judge the sauce only by color, texture, or flavor description.

The same reviewed row does not list fish, gluten, milk, MSG, peanuts, shellfish, soy, tree nuts, or wheat for Honey Mustard. That is still not the same as a restaurant-level allergy guarantee.

The whole order can add separate allergens through tenders, chicken breading, biscuits, fries, fried okra, mac and cheese, gravy, coleslaw, and desserts. Check the full tray, not just the sauce cup.

How To Order Honey Mustard Without Overpaying

Pick Honey Mustard as an included sauce first, then add paid cups only where tenders, fries, or shared trays truly need extra coverage.

For a solo tender meal, one Honey Mustard cup is usually enough. It is richer than Honey BBQ, so many guests do not need a second cup unless fries are the main side.

For two people, mix sauce roles. Honey Mustard can be the sweet creamy choice, while Honey BBQ, Zesty Ranch, or Churchie Sauce can cover lighter, cooling, or all-purpose dipping.

For 10PC, 15PC, or 20PC tender orders, plan by guest count and sauce preference. Two Honey Mustard cups may cover several tender fans, but a full tray should usually include more than one flavor.

For nutrition planning, remember that two Honey Mustard cups add 280 calories. If a meal already includes a biscuit, fries, drink, and chicken, sauce duplication can matter more than expected.

Honey Mustard FAQ

How many calories are in Church's Honey Mustard?

Church's Honey Mustard has 140 calories per 25g serving in reviewed nutrition data, with 13g fat, 2g saturated fat, 160mg sodium, 4g carbs, 4g sugar, and about 0.5g protein.

How much is Honey Mustard at Church's?

A common extra sauce-cup signal is about $0.49. Final price can change by selected restaurant, order channel, tax, fees, included sauce count, and active offers.

Is Honey Mustard higher calorie than Honey BBQ?

Yes. Reviewed rows list Honey Mustard at 140 calories and Honey BBQ at 45 calories. Honey Mustard is richer and creamier, while Honey BBQ is the lighter sweet sauce.

Does Honey Mustard contain egg?

Reviewed allergen data lists egg for Honey Mustard. Check the current official nutrition and allergen facts before ordering if egg allergy or sensitivity matters.

What is Honey Mustard best with?

Honey Mustard is best with Original Tenders, fries, fried chicken pieces, boneless wings, tender wraps, and biscuit bites when you want sweet mustard flavor with a creamy texture.

Is Honey Mustard lower sodium than Brown Gravy?

Yes. Reviewed Honey Mustard rows list 160mg sodium, while regular Brown Gravy planning uses 860mg sodium. Always count the full meal before choosing only by sauce sodium.

Sources

• Official Church's Honey Mustard page
• Official Church's menu page
• Official Church's Nutrition & Allergen Facts page
• Honey Mustard nutrition data
• Honey Mustard nutrition and allergen data