Cobb Salad

Whataburger Cobb Salad

$7.69 538 cal Salads

Greens with grilled chicken, bacon, egg, cheese and tomato, the fullest salad on the menu.

Contains: Egg, Milk, Wheat

About Cobb Salad

The Cobb Salad costs $7.69 with 538 calories before dressing. Mixed greens carry grilled chicken, bacon, chopped egg, cheese and tomato, which makes it a full meal rather than a side salad.

The protein content is what separates it from the Garden Salad at 290 calories. It costs more and weighs more, but between the chicken, bacon and egg it actually keeps you full, which most fast food salads do not.

Whataburger Cobb Salad Nutrition Facts

538
Calories
44g
Protein
20g
Carbs
30g
Total Fat
1015mg
Sodium
3g
Sugars
8g
Fiber
15g
Sat. Fat

* Values approximate, for the default build. Updated 05 September 2026.

How to Make Cobb Salad at Home?

A proper Cobb is arranged in rows, not tossed. It looks better and it lets everyone take the ratio they want.

Prep 25 minCook 15 minEasy4 servings

Ingredients

Instructions

0 of 5 steps

Tips

  • Rest the chicken before slicing or the juice runs into the greens.
  • Ice bath the eggs. It stops the cooking and makes them peel cleanly.
  • Arrange in rows rather than tossing so nothing gets buried.

Variations

  • Add avocado, which is traditional in a classic Cobb.
  • Use the breaded chicken strips instead of grilled for more indulgence.
  • Blue cheese instead of shredded cheddar for a sharper salad.

Serving Ideas

Dressing on the side. With this much protein already, a light vinaigrette is all it needs.

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Cobb Salad FAQ

It costs $7.69 and carries 538 calories before dressing.
Mixed greens with grilled chicken, bacon, chopped egg, cheese and tomato.
The standard build uses grilled chicken. Some locations will substitute breaded strips on request, which raises the calorie count.
No. 538 covers the salad only. Creamy dressings can add two hundred calories or more.
Yes. Between chicken, bacon and egg it carries enough protein to work as a main rather than a side.

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