Breakfast Bowl

Whataburger Breakfast Bowl

From $5.99 981 cal Breakfast

Hash brown sticks layered with eggs, cheese, sausage and gravy in a bowl, the heaviest breakfast order.

Contains: Egg, Gluten, Milk, Soy, Wheat

About Breakfast Bowl

The Breakfast Bowl costs $5.99 with 981 calories, the highest single item figure on the breakfast menu. Hash brown sticks form the base, then scrambled eggs, cheese, sausage and a ladle of country gravy go over the top.

It is eaten with a fork and it does not travel. What you are getting is essentially the whole Breakfast Platter combined into one bowl and covered in gravy, which explains both the appeal and the calorie count.

Whataburger Breakfast Bowl Nutrition Facts

981
Calories
35g
Protein
56g
Carbs
69g
Total Fat
2156mg
Sodium
5g
Sugars
2g
Fiber
27g
Sat. Fat

* Values approximate, for the default build. Updated 29 August 2026.

How to Make Breakfast Bowl at Home?

Build in layers and pour the gravy last, right before serving, or the hash browns turn to mush.

Prep 10 minCook 25 minMedium4 servings

Ingredients

Base

Gravy

Instructions

0 of 5 steps

Tips

  • Gravy last and at the table. Poured early, it soaks the base in under a minute.
  • Cheese directly on hot eggs so it melts without extra heat.
  • Crisp the hash browns harder than usual, since they have gravy to survive.

Variations

  • Bacon instead of sausage for a lighter bowl.
  • Add jalapenos and hot sauce for a Texas version.
  • Skip the gravy entirely, which removes a large share of the calories.

Serving Ideas

Black coffee. This bowl needs something bitter alongside it more than it needs juice.

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Breakfast Bowl FAQ

Hash brown sticks, scrambled eggs, cheese, sausage and country gravy layered in a bowl, priced at $5.99.
It carries 981 calories, the highest of any single breakfast item on the menu.
Yes, and it removes a meaningful share of the calories and sodium while leaving the rest of the bowl intact.
No. Both the sausage and the gravy are pork based.
Not well. Gravy over hash browns softens quickly, so this is best eaten in the restaurant.

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