
Wendy’s Breakfast Biggie, Bacon costs $7.69 and contains 520 calories. This breakfast deal includes two fresh Canadian eggs, Applewood smoked bacon, seasoned potatoes, and a warm biscuit. With eggs, smoky bacon, and seasoned potatoes alongside a soft biscuit, it brings several breakfast favourites together in one meal at Wendy’s Canada.
Prices: $7.69
Nutritional Information
Check the nutritional information for Wendy’s Breakfast Biggie, Bacon to learn more about the meal’s nutritional content. The table below covers available details on protein, carbohydrates, fat, sugar, sodium, and other nutrients, helping you understand what the breakfast includes before ordering.
| Nutrient | Amount |
|---|---|
| Calories | 520 |
| Total Fat | 30g |
| Saturated Fat | 11g |
| Trans Fat | 0.1g |
| Cholesterol | 375mg |
| Sodium | 1410mg |
| Total Carbohydrate | 42g |
| Dietary Fibre | 2g |
| Total Sugars | 3g |
| Protein | 22g |
| Calcium | 7% DV |
| Iron | 16% DV |
| Potassium | 10% DV |
Allergens
Is It Good for You?
The Wendy’s Breakfast Biggie, Bacon provides a mix of protein, carbohydrates, and fat to help fuel your morning. The nutritional breakdown below highlights its key benefits and the amounts of sugar, saturated fat, and sodium worth considering before ordering.
Overall Verdict: The Breakfast Biggie, Bacon can be a filling choice thanks to its 22g of protein, but its high sodium and notable saturated fat make it better suited to an occasional breakfast than an everyday go-to option.
What Does It Contain?
Four main components give Wendy’s Breakfast Biggie, Bacon its savory taste and varied texture. Smoked bacon provides the strongest flavor, while the biscuit, egg, and seasoned potatoes make the meal more substantial.
Flavor & Texture
Wendy’s Breakfast Biggie, Bacon brings together smoky bacon, a mild egg, a tender buttermilk biscuit, and seasoned potatoes. The flavors lean savory, with the bacon adding a salty, smoky edge and the potatoes bringing extra seasoning to each bite.
Quick Flavor Notes
Is It a Healthy Choice?
This bacon breakfast offers a filling mix of protein, carbohydrates, and fat. Its low sugar content may appeal to customers who prefer a savory start to the day, although the high sodium and notable saturated fat are worth considering.
Good For You If
May Not Be Ideal If
Similar Menu Items Compared
Wendy’s Breakfast Bacon Biggie combines a biscuit, egg, bacon, and seasoned potatoes in one breakfast order. Other options on the breakfast menu offer different combinations, from sausage-filled Biggie meals to simpler English muffin sandwiches and croissant-based choices.
| Menu Item | Calories | Price | Key Difference |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sausage Breakfast Biggie | 920 | $7.69 | Swaps bacon for sausage and has more calories. |
| Breakfast Baconator | 710 | CAN$6.49 | A bacon-focused breakfast sandwich with a higher calorie count. |
| Sausage, Egg & Cheese English Muffin | 540 | CAN$4.29 | Features sausage and cheese on an English muffin. |
| Sausage, Egg & Swiss Croissant | 580 | $4.79 | Pairs sausage and egg with a croissant instead of a biscuit. |
| Bacon, Egg & Cheese English Muffin | 380 | CAN$4.29 | A simpler bacon, egg, and cheese sandwich on an English muffin. |
Is It Worth the Cost?
At $7.69, Wendy’s Breakfast Biggie, Bacon makes the most sense for customers who want several breakfast components rather than a simple sandwich. The combination of smoked bacon, egg, a buttermilk biscuit, and seasoned potatoes offers variety in flavor and texture, while the protein helps make the meal satisfying. It costs more than the listed English muffin sandwiches, so its value depends on whether you prefer the fuller combination; the high sodium and saturated fat may also make it less appealing as an everyday choice.
What Should You Pair It With?
Wendy’s Breakfast Biggie, Bacon already brings savory bacon, egg, a biscuit, and seasoned potatoes together. A hot drink keeps the meal simple, while a sweet side adds a different flavor to your breakfast.

Hot Coffee
Why it pairs well: The roasted taste of hot coffee balances the smoky bacon and savory biscuit without adding much sweetness.
Best Occasion: Everyday breakfast or a quick morning stop.

Hot Tea
Why it pairs well: Hot tea offers a lighter, warm drink that complements the savory breakfast without competing with its flavors.
Best Occasion: A relaxed breakfast or a lighter morning drink.

Homestyle French Toast Sticks, 6 PC
Why it pairs well: Their sweet flavor contrasts with the salty bacon and seasoned potatoes, creating a savory-and-sweet breakfast.
Best Occasion: A leisurely breakfast or a more substantial morning order.

Small Seasoned Potatoes
Why it pairs well: The extra potatoes extend the meal’s familiar savory flavor, although they repeat a component already included in the Breakfast Biggie.
Best Occasion: When you want an extra potato side with breakfast.
Extras Available
| Extra Available | Price | Purpose or Use |
|---|---|---|
| Sausage Patty | $1.39 | Adds an extra serving of sausage for a heartier, meatier breakfast. |
| Knife | — | Helps cut food into smaller, manageable pieces. |
| Fork | — | Used to pick up and eat food. |
| Napkin | — | Helps wipe hands and clean up spills while eating. |
| Paper takeaway bag | — | Holds and carries the order for takeaway. |
Wendy’s Breakfast Biggie, Bacon is worth considering when you want a hearty, savory breakfast with smoky bacon, soft egg, a tender biscuit, and seasoned potatoes. Its protein and low sugar content are strengths, but its high sodium and notable saturated fat are drawbacks for customers watching those nutrients. At $7.69, the value comes from having several breakfast components in one order rather than choosing a simple sandwich. Explore the Wendy’s Full Menu to compare its other breakfast options and find a meal that suits your appetite and preferences. Overall, it is a solid choice for customers who enjoy a filling, bacon-forward breakfast.
Menu information is researched and maintained by the wendymenu.ca editorial team using official Wendy’s Canada sources. Prices and availability may vary by location.
