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Burger King Croissan’wich Egg and Cheese price: $3.49, 330 Cal

$3.49 was the only reading recorded, and 330 calories is the lowest count in the section.

One Burger King Croissan'wich Egg and Cheese price was recorded in August 2026, at $3.49, and a single observation makes a thin basis for a typical figure. Calories are 330, the lowest count anywhere in the breakfast section and a company number from a document dated November 2022. Sodium is 660 milligrams, also the section's floor. A published listing came back at 310.

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5 items
Burger King published priceNone published
Calories, company figure330
Typical price$3.49
Menu sectionbreakfast
Checked on2026-08-19

Croissan'wich with Egg & Cheese price and calories

ItemTypical pricePrice rangeCalories
Croissan'wich with Egg & Cheese$3.49330 Cal
One published US price listing only, read on 19 August 2026; the 330-calorie figure is Burger King's own, from a document dated November 2022.

If something goes wrong

Only one price is shown for this sandwich

Cause
Just one reading turned up for the meat-free Croissan'wich in August 2026. Its meat-carrying siblings each produced two, which is why they show a range and this row shows a lone figure.
Fix
Treat $3.49 as one observation instead of a typical price. Read the board in the app with your restaurant selected before assuming it holds.

The sausage version costs the same or less than this one

Cause
It can. The sausage build was recorded as low as $3.49, level with this sandwich, while carrying 180 more calories. Where nothing is published centrally, size and price stop tracking each other.
Fix
Compare the two on the board in front of you. Landing within a few cents of each other makes the sausage build much the larger purchase.

The calorie count differs from what the board says

Cause
Burger King's own figure is 330, dated November 2022. A separate listing read this August came back at 310, twenty light, and nothing newer has been published to settle the two.
Fix
Use 330. It is the only first-party number attached to this sandwich, even at close to four years old.

The rung the rest of the ladder is measured from

Every other Croissan'wich on the menu is this sandwich with something added to it, which makes 330 calories the floor the whole family is measured against. Sausage takes it to 510. Bacon and ham each take it to 370. Two sausage patties reach 590 or 630 depending on which build is being counted. Nothing documented at this breakfast counter comes in below the plain one.

Price behaves less obligingly. A single reading of $3.49 is all August 2026 produced, while the sausage version produced two and the bacon and ham versions produced two apiece. One observation cannot be averaged into anything, so the table prints it and stops there.

What's in it, and what the panel says

A toasted croissant, a folded egg and a slice of American cheese. Company figures put the sandwich at 330 calories, 18 grams of fat with 9 of them saturated, 660 milligrams of sodium, 30 grams of carbohydrate and 13 grams of protein. Every one of those came from a nutrition document Burger King dated November 2022, and no newer first-party set exists to replace it. Sodium is the figure worth holding onto. At 660 milligrams this is the least salty breakfast sandwich the company has ever published a panel for, and adding any meat to the croissant pushes the number past 800.

Is it worth it at $3.49

As fuel it is the weakest sandwich in the section. Three hundred and thirty calories for $3.49 works out at 95 per dollar, against 183 for Breakfast Burrito Jr. at $2.29 and 144 for a plain Sausage Biscuit at $2.99. Anyone buying breakfast by volume should look elsewhere on the menu.

Read as the light option it looks better. Only two priced rows come in under 400 calories at all, the bacon and ham croissants at 370 apiece, and both were recorded with a floor of $3.69 against this one's $3.49. So the lightest sandwich on the breakfast board is also the cheapest of the three. Thirteen grams of protein for 330 calories is a fair ratio; the sausage Croissan'wich returns 20 grams for 510, which is a worse one.

The sensible way to buy it is against the board rather than against this page. Where sausage is priced at the same $3.49 that morning, going meat-free only makes sense for somebody who wants it lighter. Where this sandwich sits at $3.49 and sausage sits nearer $4.99, the gap is $1.50 for 180 calories and 7 grams of protein, which is the clearest choice the croissant board offers.

Croissan'wich with Egg & Cheese at a glance

Burger King price
not published
Calories
330, from Burger King
Typical price
$3.49

Questions people ask

How much is an egg and cheese Croissan'wich?

One reading, $3.49, was recorded in August 2026. Burger King publishes no price of its own, and a single observation is not a typical figure, so treat it as a starting point.

How many calories are in a Croissan'wich with Egg & Cheese?

330, from Burger King's own November 2022 document. That is the lowest count in the breakfast section. A published listing read this August gave 310.

Is this the cheapest breakfast sandwich at Burger King?

No. Sausage Biscuit was recorded at $2.99 and Breakfast Burrito Jr. at $2.29, both below it. This is the lightest sandwich rather than the cheapest.

Is this page an official Burger King price list?

No. HelpMeLogin is independent of Burger King and speaks for nobody else. The $3.49 was recorded on 19 August 2026; the 330 is the company's own figure.

Can this site tell me the price at my local Burger King?

No. Restaurants are overwhelmingly franchised and each prices its own board. Open the app, choose the restaurant, and read the figure it returns there.

HelpMeLogin is independent and has no affiliation with Burger King or Restaurant Brands International. Nothing here is an offer or a quote. The $3.49 was recorded on 19 August 2026. The calorie figure is Burger King's own, from a document dated November 2022.