Chicken Melt Hashbrown Bowl Price, Nutrition Facts
$10.55 | 635 Calories
Key ingredients in Waffle House Chicken Melt Hashbrown Bowl include Double Hashbrowns, Two Slices of Melted American Cheese, Grilled Onions, and Springer Mountain Farms® Grilled Chicken. It’s available nationwide at all the locations, priced at $10.55 with 635 Calories.
Chicken Melt Hashbrown Bowl Nutritional Information
Large hashbrowns topped with melted American cheese, grilled chicken, and grilled onions make 635 Calories. Here’s the nutritional chart with all the ingredients.
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Nutrient |
Amount per Serving |
|---|---|
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Calories |
635kcal |
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Calories from Fat |
230kcal |
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Total Fat (g) |
24.5g |
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Saturated Fat (g) |
10.5g |
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Trans Fat (g) |
0.5g |
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Cholesterol (mg) |
115mg |
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Sodium (mg) |
1,920mg |
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Carbohydrates (g) |
61g |
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Fiber (g) |
6g |
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Sugars (g) |
2g |
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Protein (g) |
34g |
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Allergens |
Soy, Milk |
Ingredients
- Hashbrowns
- Chicken
- Cheese
- Onions
Customization Options
Add or remove any additional toppings and add-ons in your Chicken Melt Hashbrown Bowl meal. Waffle House offer these customization options:
Chicken Melt Hashbrown Bowl – Customization Options
- Add 2 Eggs (+$1.15) — Adds 180 calories
- Hold the Onions — Reduces 15 calories
Additional Toppings (each for +$0.65):
- Chunked with Hickory Smoked Ham
- Diced with Grilled Tomatoes
- Peppered with Jalapeños
- Capped with Grilled Mushrooms
- Topped with Bert’s Chili™
- Country Sausage Gravy
Allergen and Gluten Information
Large Hashbrowns contain Soy ( an allergen). American Cheese also contains Milk. So, Chicken Melt Hashbrown Bowl is not allergen-free. All items are cooked on shared grills and pieces of equipment. It’s 100% gluten-free. But the risk of cross-contact with gluten, dairy, soy, and egg is always possible.
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