$5.79 was the reading recorded, and no calorie count could be confirmed for it.
One Burger King Egg Normous Burrito price was recorded in August 2026, at $5.79, and only three breakfast rows produced a higher reading. No company calorie count is shown, for an unusual reason: Burger King's 2022 nutrition document carries an unlabelled burrito row at 810 calories that probably belongs here, but the name was not printed in a form that could be tied to it.
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What you need
5 itemsEgg-Normous Burrito price and calories
| Item | Typical price | Price range | Calories |
|---|---|---|---|
| Egg-Normous Burrito | $5.79 | — | — |
If something goes wrong
The calorie column is blank
- Cause
- A figure exists in Burger King's November 2022 document and cannot be attached with confidence. The row reads 810 calories with no legible name beside it, and guessing the match would put an invented figure on this page.
- Fix
- Work from the listed figure of 800 if an estimate is needed, and treat it as an estimate. Nothing first-party has been confirmed for this build.
This costs more than twice the junior burrito
- Cause
- It was recorded at $5.79 against $2.29 for Breakfast Burrito Jr. If the 810-calorie row does belong here, the larger build is 93% more food for 153% more money.
- Fix
- Price both on the board in front of you. Two junior burritos come to $4.58 for a confirmed 840 calories, which is more food for less money.
Only one price reading is shown
- Cause
- A single listing carried the item in August 2026 checking, and Burger King publishes no US price of any kind.
- Fix
- Treat $5.79 as a single observation and price it in the app with your restaurant selected.
A calorie count that exists and cannot be claimed
There is a difference between a company publishing nothing and a document being unreadable, and this row sits in a third position that is rarer than either. Burger King's November 2022 nutrition file contains a burrito row. That row reads 810 calories. What it does not carry, in any form that could be extracted, is a printed name beside the figure.
So the honest position is that a first-party number probably exists for this item and cannot be claimed for it. Writing 810 into the table would be a guess dressed as a fact. Leaving the cell empty understates what is known. The compromise is to say plainly what the document holds and let the reader weigh it, which is what this paragraph is for.
Something does support the match. A published listing read in August 2026 gives 800 calories for the Egg-Normous Burrito, ten below the unlabelled row. Across the rest of this section published listings sit between ten and forty calories away from Burger King's own figures, so a ten-calorie gap is exactly the distance a real match would be expected to show.
What's in it
The name and the price are most of what can be said. A large flour tortilla built around a fuller breakfast filling than the junior version carries, at more than twice the price, and no first-party ingredient list was readable, because the company's menu pages return an empty shell to anything that will not run scripts. The 2022 document is a macro table in any case and would not have listed ingredients even had the name been legible.
Is it worth it at $5.79
Against the junior burrito the arithmetic is unkind. Breakfast Burrito Jr. was recorded at $2.29 for a confirmed 420 calories, so two of them cost $4.58 and deliver 840 calories with 32 grams of protein behind them. This build costs $1.21 more and, on the best available estimate, delivers 30 or 40 fewer calories with no confirmed protein figure at all.
Against the rest of the board it holds up better. Only three breakfast rows were recorded above $5.79, and if 810 is anywhere near right then this is the largest single item anybody can actually buy at breakfast here, well past the 620 of the Pancake & Sausage Platter.
Buy it for size. Do not buy it expecting the nutrition panel to be there when you look for it, because on this row the company's own record has a hole in exactly the place the name should be.
Egg-Normous Burrito at a glance
- Burger King price
- not published
- Typical price
- $5.79
Questions people ask
How much is the Egg-Normous Burrito?
One reading, $5.79, recorded in August 2026. Only three breakfast rows produced a higher figure. No company price exists.
How many calories are in the Egg-Normous Burrito?
No first-party figure can be assigned. An unlabelled 810-calorie burrito row sits in Burger King's November 2022 document, and a published listing gives 800.
Why is the calorie cell empty when a number exists?
Because the number has no name attached to it. Putting 810 in the table would turn a probable match into a stated fact, which is the failure this section is built to avoid.
Is it better value than the junior burrito?
No. Two Breakfast Burrito Jr. come to $4.58 for a confirmed 840 calories and 32 grams of protein. This one costs $5.79 for an estimated 800 and no confirmed protein.
Is this page an official Burger King price list?
No. HelpMeLogin is independent of Burger King and publishes nothing on its behalf. The $5.79 was recorded on 19 August 2026.
Can this site tell me the price at my local Burger King?
No. Each restaurant prices its own board and only one reading exists for this item. The app, pointed at a single address, is the only route to a real figure.