Burger King Just Added A 'Vampire’s Bite' Strawberry Sprite For Halloween

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Burger King’s new Halloween drink comes with a bite of its own. Vampire’s Bite Strawberry & Sprite pairs Sprite with strawberry-flavored syrup, while the advertised presentation adds a Sour Punch edible candy straw and a vampire-themed cup.

Introduced in early October, the seasonal offering is available for a limited time at participating U.S. restaurants. But before making a special trip, customers should check their local restaurant’s price and whether the candy straw and promotional cup are available.

The drink’s ingredients are well documented. What needs a closer look is how the advertised experience translates to an individual order.

What goes into Vampire’s Bite Strawberry & Sprite

A refreshing strawberry cocktail with rosemary, ice, and festive decorations on black background. — Image Credit: jack zhang/ Pexels

According to Allrecipes, Brand Eating, the syrup gives the soda its strawberry flavor and pink-red appearance. The reporting provides no basis to describe it as containing fresh strawberries, strawberry purée, or strawberry juice.

The candy straw makes the offering more than a flavored soda in seasonal packaging. Customers can sip through the Sour Punch straw and eat it afterward, a function Sporked’s reviewer tested. For anyone drawn to the Halloween theme, that gives the “bite” in the name a practical meaning: part of the advertised drink doubles as candy.

The appeal is straightforward: a familiar soda gets a seasonal flavor addition and a usable accessory. That makes the straw central to understanding the product. Someone mainly interested in strawberry-flavored Sprite may order differently from someone expecting the full candy-and-cup experience shown in promotions.

The Halloween look adds to the appeal.

The promotional presentation includes a vampire-themed cup. People’s reporting describes black bats and a cartoon vampire in a coffin, while Allrecipes and Sporked also document the seasonal packaging. Together, the cup, colored soda, and edible straw make the Halloween connection easy to recognize.

Customers seeking that complete presentation should ask about it before ordering. Reporting supports the advertised cup and straw, but it does not establish that every participating restaurant currently has both.

It also doesn’t clarify whether the straw is automatically included with every eligible purchase or requires a selection. A quick check matters if the candy straw is the main reason for trying the drink.

There is no confirmed nationwide price.

The available price observations don’t support a single nationwide figure. In an October 9 report, Brand Eating listed a medium drink at $3.79 near its writer in Los Angeles. That is a local observation, rather than a national advertised price, and the restaurant was not identified.

Delivery-menu listings checked October 13 showed $4.49 at the Burger King at 1309 NW 20th Street in Miami on Postmates, and $4.29 at 8 Enterprise Road in South Dennis, Massachusetts, on Seamless. Those are platform item prices, not verified counter prices or checkout totals. Delivery menus can differ from restaurant pricing, and we did not reconcile taxes or other charges. Check the price through the ordering channel you actually plan to use.

The size information also deserves attention. Brand Eating identified its Los Angeles observation as medium, but that doesn’t establish a universal size policy. The standalone Miami and South Dennis listings did not specify ounces. These examples are snapshots, rather than a controlled comparison of identical orders across locations.

Where customers can find it

Recent coverage describes the drink as a limited-time offering at participating Burger King restaurants across the United States. The Miami and South Dennis delivery menus list it as of October 13. Their product descriptions also advertise the Sour Punch candy straw.

However, a listing does not confirm current stock or a successful order. The retrieved Miami Postmates page displayed “Delivery unavailable,” so its menu should not be read as a promise of delivery to every address. Product-specific ordering through Burger King’s official app and website was not verified in the research. For readers planning a nearby stop, checking directly with that restaurant is the clearest way to establish availability, price, and the advertised extras.

For families comparing an advertised drink with a nearby menu, the useful questions are specific. Does this restaurant have Vampire’s Bite today? Does the order come with the edible Sour Punch straw? Is the vampire cup available? What is the price for the chosen size and ordering method?

Those details help customers decide whether the available version matches what caught their attention. They also keep a menu listing from doing more work than it can: showing a product online confirms it is listed, without confirming every part of the purchase experience.

Keep this year’s drink separate from last year’s menu.

Burger King’s Halloween history needs a careful date check. Its official Monster Menu announcement belongs to 2025. The Jack-O-Lantern Whopper, Vampire Nuggets, Mummy Mozzarella Fries, and Franken-Candy Sundae named there should not be presented as newly launched 2026 products.

The beverage also should not be described as Burger King’s only Halloween offering. Both the Miami and South Dennis menus list a Halloween Bundle that includes the seasonal drinks, but those listings don’t establish nationwide bundle availability.

No confirmed end date has been set for Vampire’s Bite. If the strawberry syrup, candy straw, and vampire cup sound like your kind of seasonal stop, check the local details before heading out.

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