Breakfast Baconator Combo – Price, Calories & Nutrition (2026)

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Breakfast Baconator Combo – Price, Calories & Nutrition (2026)

The Breakfast Baconator Combo is Wendy’s heaviest morning offering: the loaded Breakfast Baconator sandwich, a side of seasoned potato wedges, and your choice of coffee or fountain drink, all bundled for one price. It is built for people who treat breakfast as a real meal rather than a quick snack, and it consistently ranks as one of the most talked-about items on the Wendy’s breakfast menu.

If you are checking the Breakfast Baconator Combo price before ordering, expect to pay around $8.69 at most U.S. locations in 2026. Prices shift a little by market, and delivery orders usually run higher, but the in-store and drive-thru price holds steady near that figure. This guide covers everything in the bundle, the full nutrition picture, and the answers to the questions customers ask most.

The Short Version

  1. Typical price: Around $8.69 at most U.S. locations in 2026 (approximate; higher on delivery).
  2. Calories: About 970 with seasoned potatoes and black coffee or a small drink (approximate).
  3. When served: During breakfast hours only, typically 6:30–10:30 AM.
  4. Best for: Big appetites — this is Wendy’s biggest, most satisfying breakfast bundle.

Quick Facts

Price $8.69 (approximate)
Calories ~970 (approximate; with black coffee or small drink)
Category Breakfast Combo
Availability Breakfast hours, 6:30–10:30 AM

Taste & Description

The centerpiece is the Breakfast Baconator itself: a grilled square sausage patty, six strips of oven-baked Applewood smoked bacon, a fresh-cracked Grade A egg, two slices of American cheese, and a warm, creamy Swiss cheese sauce, all stacked in a soft bakery bun. It is salty, savory, and unapologetically rich — the kind of sandwich that keeps you full until well past lunch.

On the side you get Wendy’s seasoned potatoes: thick, crispy wedges tossed with a cracked pepper and garlic seasoning blend. They arrive hot with a crunchy exterior and a fluffy center, and they are noticeably different from the regular fries served later in the day.

For the drink, you can choose from fountain sodas, juices, or Wendy’s coffee lineup. Pairing the combo with black coffee keeps the total near 970 calories, while a medium Coke pushes it closer to 1,200 — so the drink choice matters more than it looks.

Price

In 2026, the Breakfast Baconator Combo costs around $8.69 at most U.S. locations. Since Wendy’s restaurants are independently owned franchises, prices shift a little by market and delivery orders usually run higher, but the in-store and drive-thru price holds steady near that figure. The combo normally costs $1–$2 less than ordering the sandwich, potatoes, and drink à la carte.

Nutrition Facts

Values below are for the combo with seasoned potatoes and black coffee. All figures are approximate.

Nutrient Amount % Daily Value*
Calories ~970 —
Total Fat ~61g ~78%*
Sodium ~2,010mg ~87%*
Total Carbohydrate ~68g ~25%*
Protein ~38g ~76%*
Total Sugars ~6g —

*% Daily Values are based on a 2,000-calorie diet; marked approximate because the underlying figures are approximate. No %DV is established for sugar. A medium soda instead of coffee adds roughly 240 more calories and 65g of sugar (approximate). The high sodium comes mostly from the sausage, bacon, and seasoned potatoes.

Ingredients

The sandwich starts with a fresh-cracked Grade A egg and a grilled breakfast sausage patty (approximate recipe), layered with six strips of Applewood smoked bacon, two slices of American cheese, and a Swiss cheese sauce, served in a bakery-style bun. The side is made from skin-on potato wedges seasoned with salt, cracked pepper, garlic, and other spices (approximate). Nutrition totals depend on the drink you pick: coffee, juice, or a fountain soda each add different calories and sugar.

Allergens

The likely allergens implied by the ingredients are wheat (bakery bun), milk (American cheese and Swiss cheese sauce), egg, and soy (possible in the sausage patty and sauce). As always, check Wendy’s official allergen chart for the latest information before ordering.

Customization Tips

  • Pair the combo with black coffee to keep the total near 970 calories — a medium soda pushes it closer to 1,200.
  • At ~2,010mg of sodium, this is a high-salt meal; most of it comes from the sausage, bacon, and seasoned potatoes.
  • If you want the full flavor with a little less food, the sandwich is also sold on its own as the Breakfast Baconator.
  • This is the biggest breakfast bundle on the menu — consider it when you need one meal to carry you to a late lunch.

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FAQs

How much is the Breakfast Baconator Combo at Wendy’s?

It costs about $8.69 at most U.S. locations in 2026, though prices vary by city and are higher on delivery apps.

How many calories are in the Breakfast Baconator Combo?

Roughly 970 calories with black coffee and seasoned potatoes. A sugary fountain drink can add 200–300 more.

Is the Breakfast Baconator Combo available all day?

No. It is sold during breakfast hours only, typically 6:30–10:30 AM at most locations.

What comes with the Breakfast Baconator Combo?

The Breakfast Baconator sandwich, seasoned potato wedges, and a drink of your choice.

Is it worth it compared to buying the items separately?

Usually yes — the combo normally costs $1–$2 less than ordering the sandwich, potatoes, and drink à la carte.

Which drink keeps the calories lowest?

Black coffee keeps the combo near 970 calories; a medium Coke pushes it closer to 1,200 (approximate).

Where does the high sodium come from?

The ~2,010mg of sodium comes mostly from the sausage patty, the bacon, and the seasoned potato wedges.

How much protein does the combo have?

Roughly 38g of protein, thanks to the sausage, bacon, egg, and double cheese.

The Breakfast Baconator Combo is the biggest, most satisfying breakfast bundle on Wendy’s menu — and its $8.69 price makes it decent value for what you get.

Prices and nutrition values may vary by location.

Nathan Brooks

Nathan Brooks

Nathan Brooks is a breakfast enthusiast and fast-food menu researcher. He runs Wendy’s Breakfast Menu With Prices, tracking the latest breakfast hours, menu prices, calories, and nutrition — so you always know what to expect before you order.

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