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Chick-fil-A vs Einstein Bros. Bagels Nutrition Compared

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What’s in this order?

Bacon, egg and cheese on the chain's own breakfast bread, as it is sold. Four of these are biscuits and Einstein Bros. is a bagel, because that is what each chain actually serves at breakfast — the bread is the difference, not a flaw in the comparison, and it is most of why the bagel carries more carbohydrate and the biscuits more fat. Einstein's is the one-egg version; its two-egg is a separate item on the chain page. No sausage, no ham, no hash brown.

These are Chick-fil-A's published totals for the item as served, including the cheese and chicken options they publish. Anything you add below is added on top of it.

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Protein7
Toppings & Cheese6
Dipping Sauces9
Dressings7
Salad & Soup Toppings7
Sides11
Drinks & Coffee60
Treats32

The difference

Both meals as served. Change either side above and these update.

Chick-fil-A

  • Bacon, Egg & Cheese Biscuit
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Einstein Bros. Bagels

  • Bacon & Cheddar (1 Egg)
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Per meal as builtChick-fil-AEinstein Bros. BagelsDiff
calories420cal450cal+30
total fat23g16g+7
saturated fat11g7g+4
trans fat0g0gsame
cholesterol180mg215mg+35
sodium1220mg980mg+240
carbohydrate38g58g+20
dietary fibre2g2gsame
sugars4g6g+2
protein15g25g+10