Pancake Platter

Whataburger Pancake Platter

From $4.99 940 cal Breakfast

Three buttermilk pancakes with your choice of bacon or sausage, the largest breakfast plate on the menu.

Contains: Egg, Gluten, Milk, Soy, Wheat

About Pancake Platter

The Pancake Platter costs $4.99 with 940 calories, making it the heaviest single order on the breakfast list. Three buttermilk pancakes come with butter and syrup and your choice of bacon or sausage on the side.

The calorie figure includes the syrup packet, which is a large part of it. Ordering the pancakes alone at $3.59 drops the total considerably, and using half the syrup drops it further without changing much about how it eats.

Whataburger Pancake Platter Nutrition Facts

940
Calories
13g
Protein
148g
Carbs
32g
Total Fat
1618mg
Sodium
56g
Sugars
3g
Fiber
10g
Sat. Fat

* Values approximate, for the default build. Updated 04 September 2026.

How to Make Pancake Platter at Home?

Rest the batter. Ten minutes of sitting does more for pancake texture than any ingredient you can add.

Prep 10 minCook 15 minEasy4 servings

Ingredients

Pancakes

Platter

Instructions

0 of 5 steps

Tips

  • Lumps in the batter are correct. Smooth batter means overmixed, which means tough pancakes.
  • Only flip once. Pressing a pancake down flattens it permanently.
  • Warm the syrup, since cold syrup cools the whole plate.

Variations

  • Add blueberries to the batter just before griddling.
  • Serve with honey butter instead of syrup for less sugar.
  • Pancakes only, matching the $3.59 order.

Serving Ideas

Coffee and orange juice at $2.99 complete the plate. Use half the syrup packet if you are watching the total.

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Pancake Platter FAQ

It costs $4.99 and carries 940 calories including butter, syrup and the meat side.
Three buttermilk pancakes, plus your choice of bacon or sausage.
Yes, pancakes alone cost $3.59 at 628 calories, without the meat side.
Three pancakes plus butter, a full syrup packet and a meat side add up. Using half the syrup removes a meaningful share of it.
Yes, butter and syrup come with the platter as standard.

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