Whataburger Egg and Cheese Biscuit Price, Nutrition and Allergens

💲 Price & Calorie Summary

Menu Item	Price	Calories
Egg and Cheese Biscuit	$2.99	425 Cal

Start your morning right with the Whataburger Egg and Cheese Biscuit — a warm buttermilk biscuit layered with fluffy egg and melty American cheese. Whether you’re fueling up for the day or craving a comforting snack, this breakfast item delivers classic satisfaction.

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📅 What’s Included

Buttermilk Biscuit
1 Fresh Egg
1 Slice of American Cheese
Option to add sides, drinks, or custom toppings

🍞 Bread Options

Bread Type	Extra Charge	Calories
Buttermilk Biscuit	No extra charge	290 Cal
Jalapeño Cheddar Biscuit	No extra charge	350 Cal

🧀 Included Cheese Options

Cheese Type	Extra Charge	Calories
American Cheese	No extra charge	45 Cal
Monterey Jack Cheese	No extra charge	60 Cal
No Cheese	No extra charge	0 Cal

➕ Popular Add-Ons

Add-On	Extra Charge	Calories
American Cheese	$0.50 extra	45 Cal
Monterey Jack Cheese	$0.60 extra	60 Cal
Extra Egg	$0.90 extra	90 Cal
Grilled Jalapeños	$0.65 extra	10 Cal
Jalapeños	$0.65 extra	0 Cal
Avocado	$1.30 extra	90 Cal
Cream Gravy with Sausage	$1.29 extra	180 Cal

🌶️ Ranchero Add-On

Ranchero Option	Extra Charge	Calories
Picante Style (Jalapeños + Sauce in Egg)	$0.50 extra	5 Cal

⚠️ Allergen Information

Allergen	Present
Egg	Yes
Soy	Yes
Milk	Yes
Wheat	Yes
Gluten	Yes

📊 Nutrition Facts

Nutrition	Value
Weight (g)	154
Calories	425
Calories from Fat	230
Total Fat (g)	26
Saturated Fat (g)	13
Trans Fat (g)	0
Cholesterol (mg)	220
Sodium (mg)	1000
Total Carbohydrates (g)	32
Dietary Fiber (g)	1
Sugars (g)	2
Protein (g)	14

🧾 Ingredients Breakdown

Buttermilk Biscuit: Enriched wheat flour, cultured low-fat buttermilk, palm oil, biscuit concentrate (leavening, salt, sugar, dextrose), soybean/cottonseed oil, artificial butter flavor, potassium sorbate, ascorbic acid. Contains: Milk, Wheat.

Liquid Margarine: Hydrogenated soybean oil, water, salt, mono & diglycerides, soy lecithin, sodium benzoate, citric acid, flavors, EDTA, beta carotene, vitamin A. Contains: Soy.

Egg: Fresh USDA grade AA extra-large whole egg.

American Cheese: Cultured milk, skim milk, cream, sodium citrate, salt, sodium phosphate, sorbic acid (preservative), citric acid, artificial color, acetic acid, enzymes, lecithin.

Bun Oil: Soybean oil, soy lecithin, natural & artificial flavor, TBHQ (preservative), beta carotene, dimethylpolysiloxane.

Seasoning: Salt (with yellow prussiate of soda), black pepper.

🥓 Best Pairing Whataburger Menu Items with Egg and Cheese Biscuit

Menu Item	Price	Calories
Hash Brown Sticks	$1.99	190 Cal
Pancakes	$3.49	630 Cal
Small Coffee	$1.49	0 Cal
Orange Juice	$1.99	140 Cal
Cinnamon Roll	$2.99	580 Cal
Biscuit with Sausage	$2.59	520 Cal
Taquito with Cheese	$2.79	440 Cal
Whataburger	$4.19	590 Cal

🤔 FAQs About Whataburger Egg and Cheese Biscuit

1. Is the egg freshly cooked?

Yes, it uses fresh USDA Grade AA eggs cooked to order.

2. Can I choose a different cheese?

Yes, you can switch to Monterey Jack or opt for no cheese.

3. Is this available all day?

Usually available during breakfast hours.

4. What allergens are present?

Egg, soy, milk, wheat, and gluten.

5. How much sodium is in the sandwich?

1000mg per serving.

6. Can I add sausage or bacon?

Yes, custom protein options are available.

7. What is the calorie count with extra cheese?

Approximately 470–485 depending on cheese type.

8. Can I get it on a jalapeño cheddar biscuit?

Yes, at no additional charge.

9. Does it contain preservatives?

Yes, including potassium sorbate, sodium benzoate, and others.

10. Is the biscuit buttery?

Yes, it’s brushed with liquid margarine before baking.

11. Can I add picante-style egg?

Yes, for an additional $0.50 and 5 extra calories.

12. Is it vegetarian?

Yes, without meat add-ons.

13. What’s the saturated fat content?

13g per serving.

14. Is it kid-friendly?

Yes, it’s mild, cheesy, and filling.

15. Is this available for delivery?

Yes, via the Whataburger app or delivery platforms.

16. Can I make it part of a combo?

Absolutely—pair it with a drink and side for a full meal.