Waffle House ALL-STAR SPECIAL: Price, Ingredients, and Nutrition

The Waffle House All-Star Special is a well-loved breakfast option that offers a hearty and customizable meal. Below is a breakdown of its price, ingredients, and nutritional details to help you make an informed choice.

Price

The cost of the All-Star Special varies depending on location and customization:

  • Base Price: Typically between $11.30 and $12.10.
  • State Variations:
    • $11.30 in Alabama
    • $12.85 in Arizona
  • Customization Costs:
    • Cheese in scrambled eggs: +$1.15
    • Waffle toppings (pecans, chocolate chips, etc.): +$0.65 each

Ingredients

The All-Star Special consists of a balanced mix of breakfast staples:

  1. Eggs (cooked to order: scrambled, sunny-side up, etc.)
  2. Toast with jelly (choice of white, wheat, raisin, or grilled biscuit)
  3. Side options:
    • Grits
    • Hashbrowns
    • Sliced tomatoes
  4. Golden waffle (plain or with optional toppings)
  5. Choice of meat:
    • 3 slices of Smithfield® Bacon
    • 2 Jimmy Dean® Sausage patties
    • Hickory Smoked Ham

Nutritional Information

A standard All-Star Special provides approximately 1,050 calories. Below is a detailed breakdown:

NutrientAmount% Daily Value (DV)
Total Fat88 g135%
Saturated Fat37 g185%
Cholesterol470 mg157%
Sodium2,650 mg115%
Carbohydrates121 g40%
Protein38 g
Dietary Fiber6 g21%
Sugars17 g

Calorie Sources

  • 55.5% from fat
  • 16.6% from protein
  • 33.9% from carbohydrates

Allergens and Dietary Considerations

  • Contains: Eggs, wheat, milk, soy, and gluten
  • Gluten-Free Options: Not fully gluten-free; opt for hashbrowns instead of toast
  • Vegetarian Modifications: Remove meat and choose plant-based sides

Customization Options

  • Eggs: Choose from scrambled, sunny-side up, or add cheese (+100 calories)
  • Bread: Swap toast for a grilled biscuit (+150 calories) or remove it (-230 calories)
  • Sides: Replace grits with hashbrowns (+190 calories) or tomatoes (-90 calories)
  • Waffle Toppings: Add pecans (+150 calories) or chocolate chips (+110 calories)

Key Considerations

  • High Sodium and Cholesterol: Exceeds daily recommendations for most adults
  • Caloric Impact: Burning off this meal requires around 2–3 hours of vigorous exercise

For those with dietary restrictions or specific nutrition concerns, consulting Waffle House staff can help in making the best choices.

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