TEXAS Breakfast MELT with Hashbrowns Prices, Calories
$10.05 | 920 Calories
TEXAS Breakfast MELT with HASHBROWNS is made with 3 slices of Smithfield bacon, 2 patties of Jimmy Dean sausage or hickory smoked ham, on grilled Texas toast with egg and 2 slices of American cheese, with hashbrowns. It’s available at $10.05 only with 920 Calories.
TEXAS Breakfast MELT Nutritional Information
Here’s the detailed nutritional breakdown of Waffle House TEXAS Breakfast MELT with Hashbrowns
|
Nutrient |
Amount per Serving |
% Daily Value |
|---|---|---|
|
Calories |
920 |
– |
|
Total Fat |
58g |
89% |
|
Saturated Fat |
23g |
115% |
|
Trans Fat |
1g |
– |
|
Cholesterol |
245mg |
82% |
|
Sodium |
1930mg |
84% |
|
Total Carbohydrates |
69g |
25% |
|
Dietary Fiber |
5g |
18% |
|
Sugars |
6g |
– |
|
Protein |
28g |
– |
Customization Options
Customers have the choice to customize their delicious breakfast MELT with multiple options, including
- Texas Bacon, Egg & Cheese Melt
- Texas Sausage, Egg & Cheese Melt — Adds 120 Calories
- Texas Ham, Egg & Cheese Melt — Minus 30 Calories
Egg Style Options
- Fried Egg
- Scrambled Egg
- Hold the Yolks
Hashbrown Sizes
- Single Hashbrowns
- Double Hashbrowns — Adds 190 Calories, +$1.15
- Triple Hashbrowns — Adds 380 Calories, +$2.15
Hashbrown Toppings (each costs +$0.65)
- Smothered in Onions — Adds 15 Calories
- Covered in Cheese — Adds 50 Calories
- Chunked with Hickory Smoked Ham — Adds 60 Calories
- Diced with Grilled Tomatoes — Adds 5 Calories
- Peppered with Jalapeños — Adds 10 Calories
- Capped with Grilled Mushrooms — Adds 20 Calories
- Topped with Bert’s Chili™ — Adds 80 Calories
- Country – Sausage Gravy — Adds 90 Calories
Allergen Information
Waffle House Texas breakfast melt contains these common allergens:
- Eggs
- Milk
- Soy
- Wheat
Patients with egg allergy or Children with atopic dermatitis must avoid it as even small amounts of egg can cause reactions such as vomiting, asthma, or anaphylaxis.
Maxwell Jack
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