$2.99 and 370 calories, the lightest filled sandwich Wendy's puts on the breakfast board.
The Wendy's Egg and Cheese Biscuit price is $2.99, with 370 calories published beside it by the company. Dropping the meat is what makes this the cheapest egg-and-cheese build in the section, a full 70 cents under the bacon and sausage biscuits that otherwise match it. One figure was taken from published US prices in August 2026, so no range appears here. The meal costs $5.19, the cheapest tray on the menu.
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What you need
6 itemsEgg & Cheese Biscuit price and calories
| Item | Typical price | Price range | Calories |
|---|---|---|---|
| Egg & Cheese Biscuit | $2.99 official | — | 370 Cal |
| Egg & Cheese Biscuit meal | $5.19 | — | — |
If something goes wrong
What does adding meat cost on this biscuit?
- Cause
- Bacon takes the same build from $2.99 to $3.69 and from 370 calories to 420. Sausage costs the identical 70 cents and adds 220 calories, reaching 590.
- Fix
- Add bacon when the calorie count matters and sausage when it does not. Seventy cents buys either, and the receipt cannot tell them apart.
The range column is blank
- Cause
- A single price was recorded for this biscuit across published US listings in August 2026, and it matched Wendy's $2.99 listing, so there is no spread to show.
- Fix
- Read the empty cell as unmeasured rather than fixed. Franchised restaurants price their own boards regardless of what one reading found.
No fat, sodium or protein figures on the page
- Cause
- Wendy's writes that panel into the item page after it loads, and every read came back as a placeholder. The numbers could not be read.
- Fix
- Open the biscuit on the ordering site and let the panel populate. Calories are the only company nutrition figure quoted anywhere here.
What the menu costs with the meat taken out
Five biscuits on the Wendy's breakfast board hold something hot. This is the one without meat in it, and the whole of its argument is in the gap between $2.99 and the $3.69 charged for the same build with bacon or sausage.
What's in it
A split biscuit, egg and a slice of cheese, and nothing else that Wendy's charges for. The company gives it 370 calories, which makes it the lightest filled sandwich in the section by a distance of 50. Only the Honey Butter Biscuit at 330 goes lower, and that one is bread with a spread on it. Everything past the calorie count is unavailable from the same page, because the fat and sodium panel is written in by script once the page has arrived and every read of it returned a placeholder. Those rows could not be read.
The ladder above it is short and steep. Seventy cents buys bacon and 50 more calories. The identical seventy cents buys sausage and 220 more, taking the sandwich to 590. Nothing on this menu punishes an appetite less.
Is it worth it
Judged against the section middle of $3.79, this is 80 cents cheap, and it is the only route into a hot filled breakfast at Wendy's for under three dollars. The Honey Butter Biscuit and the Sausage Biscuit both undercut it, at $1.39 and $1.79, but neither one holds an egg.
McDonald's is the natural comparison and the numbers land close. Its egg and cheese biscuit carries 390 calories against 370 here, a difference of one rounding step, and McDonald's publishes no national price to put against the $2.99. Wendy's prints price and calories on the same line of the same page, which makes the comparison possible in one direction only.
The meal is $5.19, the cheapest breakfast tray Wendy's lists, and it is the flat $2.20 step every one of those trays takes. On a $2.99 sandwich that step is nearly three quarters of the item price, the steepest proportional jump in the section. Seasoned Potatoes were listed separately at $1.59 to $2.39 and a regular hot coffee at $1.39 to $1.89, so the tray is still the cheaper way to buy all three.
One thing no price column can settle is whether the biscuit is still being made on arrival. No finishing time is printed beside any of these figures, and the changeover to the all-day menu is decided restaurant by restaurant, so the app is the only place that answers for a single address.
Egg & Cheese Biscuit at a glance
- Wendy's price
- $2.99
- Calories
- 370, from Wendy's
- Typical price
- $2.99
- Meal price
- $5.19
Questions people ask
Is this page an official Wendy's price list?
No. HelpMeLogin has no connection to Wendy's. The $2.99 and the 370 calories were read from Wendy's own ordering site on 19 August 2026, and the price was checked against published US listings.
Can this site tell me the price at my local Wendy's?
No. The figures here describe a national list and a spread recorded in published US prices, not any one restaurant. Only the Wendy's app, with a restaurant selected, answers for one address.
How many calories are in Wendy's Egg & Cheese Biscuit?
370, the lightest filled sandwich on the breakfast menu. Adding bacon takes it to 420 and adding sausage to 590, both for the same 70 cents.
What is the cheapest hot breakfast sandwich at Wendy's?
This one, at $2.99. The Sausage Biscuit is cheaper at $1.79 and the Honey Butter Biscuit cheaper still at $1.39, though neither contains an egg.
How much is the Egg & Cheese Biscuit meal?
$5.19, the least expensive breakfast meal Wendy's lists. It adds the same $2.20 to the sandwich that every other breakfast meal in the section adds.