Wendy’s Dave’s Double stacks a half-pound of beef with cheese on a toasted bun for $9.39 CAD and 810 calories. Crisp lettuce, tomato, pickle and onion add crunch, while ketchup and mayo bring a tangy, creamy finish. The beef leads, so each bite tastes meaty first and fresh second. It sits on the Wendy’s cheeseburger menu as the bigger, two-patty option.

Price: $9.39

🔥 Calories: 810

🥑 Fat: 53g

🌾 Carbs: 35g

💪 Protein: 49g

Nutritional Information

Want to know what goes into the Wendy’s Dave’s Double? The nutrition table covers calories, fat, saturated fat, trans fat, cholesterol, sodium, carbohydrates, fiber, sugars and protein, along with calcium, iron and potassium. It makes it easier to see how this burger fits your day, compare it with other Wendy’s burgers and plan around the nutrients you track.

Nutrient	Amount
Calories	810
Total Fat	53g
Saturated Fat	22g
Trans Fat	2.5g
Cholesterol	145mg
Sodium	1320mg
Total Carbohydrate	35g
Dietary Fibre	2g
Total Sugars	7g
Protein	49g
Calcium	14% DV
Iron	40% DV
Potassium	22% DV

Is It Good for You?

The Dave’s Double is a large, protein-rich burger, so the numbers matter most if you eat it often. Here is how each key nutrient looks in plain terms. This is general information, not medical advice.

Calories: At 810, calories are high for a single sandwich. It may suit very hungry eaters or anyone planning it as the main meal of the day.
Protein: 49g is a lot of protein. It can help you feel full and may support recovery after activity.
Sugar: At 7g, sugar is low. Most of it likely comes from the bun and ketchup.
Fat: 53g of fat is high. It is worth considering if you eat burgers regularly.
Saturated Fat: 22g is high, and the burger also has 2.5g of trans fat. People who watch their heart health often keep an eye on both.
Carbohydrates: 35g is a moderate amount. The carbs come mainly from the bun and mostly provide energy.
Fiber: At 2g, fiber is low. This burger adds little for digestion.
Sodium: 1,320mg is high. If you watch your salt intake, balance it with lighter choices through the rest of the day.

Overall Verdict: A filling, protein-rich burger that suits an occasional hearty meal better than a daily habit.

What Does It Contain?

The Dave’s Single is built on a classic foundation, with each layer contributing to its familiar taste. The simplicity of the ingredients is what makes it work.

Premium Bun: This soft, slightly sweet bun holds everything together and provides a gentle contrast to the savory fillings.
Hamburger Patty: The seasoned beef patty is the heart of the burger, delivering the primary savory flavor.
Processed Cheese Slice: This melts over the patty, adding a creamy texture and a mild, salty sharpness.
Ketchup & Mayonnaise: This classic duo provides the signature tangy and creamy condiments that define the burger’s flavor.
Lettuce, Tomato, Onion & Pickles: These fresh and pickled toppings add crispness, a touch of acidity, and a fresh crunch to every bite.

Flavor & Texture

The Wendy’s Dave’s Double tastes savory, beefy and a little tangy. Cheese softens the richness, while ketchup, pickle and mayo add zing and creaminess. With no bacon in the build, the beef flavor stays front and center.

Quick Flavor Notes

Flavor: Savory beef leads, backed by cheese, tangy ketchup and creamy mayo.
Sweetness: Low, with only a light touch from the ketchup and bun.
Texture: A soft toasted bun and juicy beef meet the crunch of crisp lettuce, pickle and onion.
Aftertaste: A savory, slightly tangy finish with lingering beef and pickle notes.

Is It a Healthy Choice?

The Dave’s Double is a high-calorie, high-protein burger with high fat and sodium. Carbs sit in the moderate range, while sugar and fiber stay low. It works best as a full meal, not a light bite.

Good For You If

You want a high-protein burger
You need a big, filling meal
You prefer low-sugar fast food
Moderate carbs suit your eating plan

May Not Be Ideal If

You’re watching sodium intake
You’re limiting saturated fat
You’re cutting back on total fat
You want a lighter, lower-calorie meal

What Is in It?

The Dave’s Double keeps its build simple and classic, which suits its place on the Wendy’s cheeseburger menu. Each ingredient has a clear job.

Hamburger Patty: Ground beef prepared with salt gives the burger its meaty flavor and most of its protein.
Processed Cheese Slice: It adds a creamy, salty layer that ties the beef to the toppings.
Premium Bun: The toasted wheat bun is soft, slightly sweet and sturdy enough to hold a half-pound of beef.
Lettuce: It brings a crisp, fresh crunch against the rich beef.
Tomato: Fresh slices add juiciness to each bite.
Onion: It gives a sharp bite that cuts through the cheese.
Crinkle Cut Pickles: They add a tangy, crunchy contrast.
Ketchup: It brings a sweet-tangy tomato note.
Mayonnaise: It adds creamy richness that smooths out the toppings.

Similar Menu Items Compared

The Wendy’s Dave’s Double keeps things simple with beef, cheese and fresh toppings, so the real choice is size versus smoke. The Dave’s Triple adds more beef for $1.20 more. The Bacon Deluxe 1/2* Double matches its half-pound of beef but costs $1.40 more and adds 110 calories for the bacon.

Menu Item	Calories	Price	Key Difference
Dave’s Triple	1,170	$10.59	A third patty adds 360 calories and $1.20
Baconator	970	$11.09	Adds bacon for $1.70 more and 160 extra calories
Son of a Baconator	670	$7.49	Smaller and bacon-led, with $1.90 less and 140 fewer calories
Bacon Deluxe 1/4* Single	650	$8.69	Quarter-pound with bacon, $0.70 less and 160 fewer calories
Bacon Deluxe 1/2* Double	920	$10.79	Same half-pound of beef plus bacon, $1.40 more and 110 more calories

Is It Worth the Cost?

At $9.39 CAD, the Dave’s Double delivers a half-pound of beef and 49g of protein, which is a hefty portion for one burger. It costs $1.40 less than the Bacon Deluxe 1/2* Double and $1.70 less than the Baconator, though you give up the bacon. For a filling meal without stepping up to the Triple, the value holds up. Lighter eaters may be better served by a smaller burger.

What Should You Pair It With?

The Wendy’s Dave’s Double is rich and beefy, so the best pairings add crunch, heat or a fruity lift. These four Wendy’s picks round out the burger without competing with it.

French Fries

Why it pairs well: The salty, crispy fries are the ultimate utensil for soaking up any stray ketchup and mayo.

Best Occasion: Lunch or Dinner

Wendy’s Buffalo Shaker Fries

Why it pairs well: For a kick of heat, these fries add a tangy, spicy layer that contrasts the burger’s creamy toppings.

Best Occasion: Dinner

Tropical Strawberry Refresher

Why it pairs well: The fruity, sweet-tart flavor cuts through the richness of the beef and cheese.

Best Occasion: Lunch

Wendy’s Peach Refresher

Why it pairs well: A lighter, subtly sweet drink that cleanses the palate between bites.

Best Occasion: Snack

Which Allergens Are in Wendy’s Dave’s Double?

Wendy’s lists five allergens in this burger, found across the bun, sauces and cheese. If you or someone you order for has a food allergy, a quick check helps you order with confidence.

Milk (Dairy): The processed cheese slice is made with milk ingredients, so the burger contains dairy.
Egg: The mayonnaise is made with egg yolk, and the ketchup label lists egg as well.
Mustard: Mustard seed is in the mayonnaise, and the ketchup label also flags mustard.
Soy: The cheese slice contains soy lecithin and soybean oil. The mayonnaise is made with soybean oil, and the bun’s oil blend may include it too.
Wheat: The premium bun is made with enriched wheat flour and wheat gluten.

The bun label also lists barley and says it may contain sesame and soy. Recipes can change, so confirm with your local Wendy’s if you have a serious allergy.

Extras Available

A few simple add-ons let you adjust the Dave’s Double to your liking. Add another slice of processed cheese or Applewood smoked bacon for a small upcharge, and ask for mustard or takeaway basics like a napkin and paper bag at no extra cost.

Extra Available	Price
Mustard	—
Processed cheese slice	$0.90
Applewood Smoked Bacon	$1.09
Napkin	—
Paper takeaway bag	—
Asiago Cheese Slice	$0.90

Wendy’s Dave’s Double vs. Dave’s Triple

Shoppers eyeing the Double often wonder whether to size up. The Triple answers that directly, with a clear $1.20 price gap and a 360-calorie gap. Both burgers belong to the same Dave’s family, so the comparison comes down to size rather than a different recipe.

Evaluation Perspective	Dave’s Double Analysis	Dave’s Triple Analysis	Winner / Strategic Verdict
Price & Value Efficiency	At $9.39 CAD for 810 calories, it costs about $1.16 per 100 calories. It has the lower total bill, with a half-pound of beef for the money.	At $10.59 CAD for 1,170 calories, it costs about $0.91 per 100 calories. You pay $1.20 more but get noticeably more food per dollar.	Dave’s Triple wins on cost per calorie. The Double wins if you want the smaller bill.
Macros & Satiety Profile	49g of protein over 810 calories works out to roughly 6g per 100 calories. The beef-and-cheese build is filling, though fiber is low at 2g.	The extra patty adds beef, so protein and fullness rise along with the 1,170 calories. It is the more filling burger and a much bigger commitment.	Dave’s Triple for maximum fullness.
Dietary & Health Impact	With 53g of fat, 22g of saturated fat, and 1,320mg of sodium, it is already a heavy burger. Sugar stays low at 7g.	More beef pushes fat, saturated fat, and sodium higher than the Double’s already high levels. Check Wendy’s Canada nutrition guide for exact figures.	Dave’s Double carries the lighter load overall.
Appetite & Taste Position	Suits a hungry lunch or hearty dinner when you want a real burger meal without the biggest size. Beef leads, with tangy ketchup, creamy mayo, and fresh toppings.	Built for big appetites or days when one burger is the whole meal. The beef-heavy bite is even more dominant.	Dave’s Double for most diners. The Triple suits the very hungry.

The Wendy’s Dave’s Double is a big, beef-forward burger that earns its spot when you want a real meal. Its biggest strength is 49g of protein from a half-pound of beef, and its biggest drawback is 1,320mg of sodium alongside 22g of saturated fat. Expect a savory, juicy bite with tangy ketchup, creamy mayo and fresh crunch from lettuce, pickle and onion. Nutritionally, it is high in calories and fat but low in sugar, so it suits hungry, protein-minded eaters better than anyone watching salt or fat. At $9.39 CAD, the value is solid for the size. To see how it stacks up against everything else on offer, browse the Wendy’s Full Menu. Order it when you’re truly hungry and want a burger that delivers.

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.