$3.69 and 590 calories, 170 more than the bacon build at exactly the same price.
The Wendy's Sausage Egg and Cheese Biscuit price is $3.69, and the company gives it 590 calories. The bacon version of the same sandwich costs the identical $3.69 and carries 420, so the swap is free on the receipt and worth 170 on the count. Across published US price lists this biscuit was recorded down at $3.29 in August 2026. The meal is $5.89, a flat $2.20 more.
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What you need
5 itemsSausage, Egg & Cheese Biscuit price and calories
| Item | Typical price | Price range | Calories |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sausage, Egg & Cheese Biscuit | $3.69 official | $3.29 – $3.69 | 590 Cal |
| Sausage, Egg & Cheese Biscuit meal | $5.89 | — | — |
If something goes wrong
Bacon or sausage on the same biscuit?
- Cause
- Wendy's charges $3.69 for either and rates the sausage build at 590 calories against 420 for bacon. The receipt cannot tell the two apart.
- Fix
- Take sausage for 170 more calories at no cost, or bacon to keep the count down. Price plays no part in this decision at all.
The biscuit rang up at $3.29
- Cause
- $3.29 was the low recorded for this sandwich in August 2026, forty cents under the national listing. Franchisees run most Wendy's restaurants and price their own boards.
- Fix
- Treat $3.29 to $3.69 as the working span. Both $3.69 biscuits on this menu were recorded below their listing rather than above it.
Only calories appear in the nutrition panel
- Cause
- Fat, sodium and protein are written into the item page by script after it loads, and every read of that panel returned a placeholder. The figures could not be read.
- Fix
- Open the biscuit on the Wendy's ordering site and let the panel fill in. Nothing beyond the calorie count has been imported here from elsewhere.
The same money, 170 more calories
Two biscuits on the Wendy's breakfast board hold egg and cheese and a meat. They cost exactly the same, $3.69 each, and one of them carries 170 more calories than the other. This is that one.
What's in it
A split biscuit, with sausage and egg under a slice of cheese. Wendy's rates it at 590 calories, against 420 for the bacon build in the same wrapper at the same price. Sausage is the heavier meat on this menu wherever it appears, and it appears three times: on the biscuit, on the croissant and in the burrito. Each time the step is the same size and each time it is free. Fat, sodium and protein could not be read here, because the panel holding them is written into the page after loading and returned a placeholder on every attempt.
Set against the meatless version at $2.99 and 370, sausage costs 70 cents and adds 220 calories. That is the largest single jump anywhere in the biscuit line.
Is it worth it
On calories per dollar this is the strongest of the filled sandwiches: 590 for $3.69 works out at about 160 a dollar, where the bacon biscuit manages 114 and the bacon croissant only 105. Among the builds that hold egg, only the sausage burrito clearly beats it, at roughly 187 for 70 cents more.
Carrier makes no difference to the count, which is worth saying plainly. The Sausage, Egg & Swiss Croissant is also 590 and costs $3.99, so the extra 30 cents buys pastry and Swiss cheese instead of American, and nothing measurable beyond that.
McDonald's nearest equivalent is its Sausage Biscuit with Egg at 530 calories, and that build has no cheese in it. No national price is published beside that figure, while Wendy's prints $3.69 and 590 together on one line, which is the difference that makes this page possible at all.
The meal is $5.89, the flat $2.20 every Wendy's breakfast combo adds. Seasoned Potatoes were listed at $1.59 to $2.39 and a regular hot coffee at $1.39 to $1.89, so the cheapest hand-built version comes to $2.98 against the tray's $2.20.
Two more comparisons finish the picture. Against the plain Sausage Biscuit at $1.79 and 470 calories, this build costs $1.90 more for 120 extra, which prices the egg and the cheese above the meat underneath them. Against the sausage burrito at $4.39 and 820, it is 70 cents cheaper for 230 fewer calories. The section is consistent about that. Bread is cheap, fillings are not, and format decides how much of either will fit.
Sausage, Egg & Cheese Biscuit at a glance
- Wendy's price
- $3.69
- Calories
- 590, from Wendy's
- Meal price
- $5.89
Questions people ask
Is this page an official Wendy's price list?
No. HelpMeLogin has no connection to Wendy's. The $3.69 and the 590 calories were read from Wendy's own ordering site on 19 August 2026, and the $3.29 comes from published US prices.
Can this site tell me the price at my local Wendy's?
No. No independent site can price a franchised restaurant's menu for it. Pick the location in the Wendy's app and read what it returns for that address.
How many calories are in the Sausage, Egg & Cheese Biscuit?
590 on Wendy's own count. The bacon version of the same sandwich is 420 at the identical $3.69, and the sausage croissant matches this one exactly at 590.
Which is better value, the sausage or the bacon biscuit?
On calories per dollar the sausage build wins outright, roughly 160 a dollar against 114. Both list at $3.69, so nothing else separates them financially.
What does the Sausage, Egg & Cheese Biscuit meal cost?
$5.89, which is $2.20 over the sandwich. All eleven breakfast trays add exactly that much to the item beneath them.