Bojangles Sausage Egg & Cheese Biscuit Combo Price, Nutrition and Allergen

Price – $6.59

What’s included in the Bojangles Sausage Egg & Cheese Biscuit Combo?

On delivery menus that mirror in-store builds, the combo is described as:

• Eggs + country-style sausage + American cheese on a made-from-scratch buttermilk biscuit
• Served with Bo-Tato Rounds®
• Includes coffee or a medium drink

That “combo structure” is consistent across Bojangles listings for other biscuit-meal combos too (biscuit + Bo-Tato Rounds + drink).

What the sandwich is really built from

Think of the sandwich as three core components:

1. Buttermilk biscuit (the base)
2. Sausage + egg (the protein center)
3. American cheese (the melty layer)

Why that matters: Bojangles’ official nutrition guide lists nutrition for the Sausage & Egg Biscuit and also lists Add American Cheese as a separate line item—so you can build an accurate “Sausage Egg & Cheese Biscuit” nutrition total by combining those entries.

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Customization Options

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Customization	Description	Calories	Additional Cost
Seasoned Beef Option	Substitute sausage with seasoned beef	Varies	$0.50
Lettuce Option	Add lettuce to the biscuit	5	$0.25
No Egg Option	Remove the egg from the combo	–	Free

Popular Upgrades

Upgrade	Description	Calories	Additional Cost
Extra Cheese	Add extra American cheese	100	$0.50
Bacon Addition	Add crispy bacon strips	80	$1.00

Add-Ons

Add-On Item	Calories	Additional Cost
Bo-Tato Rounds®	300	Included
Hash Browns	230	$1.00
Medium Drink	150-300 (varies by choice)	Included

Sauces

Sauce Type	Calories per Serving	Additional Cost
BBQ Sauce	40	Free
Honey Mustard Sauce	50	Free
Ranch Dressing	80	Free

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Bojangles Sausage Egg & Cheese Biscuit Combo Gluten Free

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• Biscuit: Traditional biscuits are typically made with wheat flour, which contains gluten.
• Sausage: While plain meat doesn’t contain gluten, some sausages may include fillers or binders that contain gluten.
• Egg: Eggs are naturally gluten-free.
• Cheese: Most cheeses are gluten-free, but processed cheese products sometimes contain additives that may include gluten.
• Side items: If the combo includes items like hash browns or other fried foods, these may be cooked in shared fryers, potentially leading to cross-contamination.

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Bojangles Sausage Egg & Cheese Biscuit Combo – FAQs

1) How much is the Cajun Filet Biscuit® Combo at Bojangles in 2026?

One current menu listing shows the Cajun Filet Biscuit® Combo at $9.44. That’s a helpful benchmark if you’re comparing biscuit-meal combos: the Cajun Filet is typically priced slightly higher than many breakfast biscuits because it includes a larger chicken filet and follows the same “combo” structure (side + drink). Your exact local price may be lower in-store than on delivery platforms, especially once service fees are removed.

2) What’s the price difference between a biscuit-only item and a combo?

On one listing, the same concept appears both ways: a biscuit item is listed alone and also in a combo format. For example, a Cajun Filet Biscuit® alone is listed at $3.87 (with a struck-through higher price shown due to a promo), while the Cajun Filet Biscuit® Combo is listed at $9.44. In practice, the “gap” between sandwich-only and combo pricing largely reflects the added Bo-Tato Rounds + drink (plus any platform markup). If you already have a drink at home, ordering sandwich-only can be the most cost-efficient route.

3) How much is the Bacon, Egg & Cheese Biscuit Combo?

A current menu listing shows the Bacon, Egg & Cheese Biscuit Combo at $9.19. If you’re deciding between bacon vs sausage combos, this tells you they often sit in the same general price band. The bigger variable is usually location, not the protein choice. If you want the bacon flavor but want to control spend, consider ordering the bacon biscuit alone and pairing it with a lower-cost side or a drink you already have.

4) How much is the Sausage & Egg Biscuit Combo (without cheese)?

One listing shows Sausage & Egg Biscuit Combo at $8.24. This is useful when you’re comparing value: “cheese vs no cheese” combos can sometimes be very close in price, and in some locations the difference is small enough that you may prefer the cheese version for taste—while in other markets the pricing gap is meaningful.

5) How much does a plain biscuit cost at Bojangles?

A current listing shows Plain Biscuit at $1.22 (with a promotional display showing a higher original price). Plain biscuits are often one of the cheapest menu items and are an easy add-on if you’re trying to “stretch” breakfast for multiple people—especially if you’re ordering larger mains and want extra bread without buying another full sandwich.

6) What does an Egg & Cheese Biscuit cost by itself?

One listing shows Egg & Cheese Biscuit at $2.55 (again shown with a promotional strike-through price). If you want the general Bojangles biscuit experience but at a lower price point than meat biscuits, Egg & Cheese is typically the budget-friendly pick. It also pairs well with a side like Bo-Tato Rounds if you want something more filling without paying combo pricing.

7) What does a Sausage Biscuit cost on the Bojangles menu?

A menu listing shows Sausage Biscuit at $2.28. Sausage Biscuit is often the “straight-to-the-point” option: simple, usually cheaper than egg-and-cheese builds, and easy to upgrade with add-ons if your store allows (like adding egg or cheese). If you’re feeding a group, multiple sausage biscuits can be a cost-effective bulk order compared to multiple combos.

8) How much is a Steak Biscuit by itself?

A current listing shows Steak Biscuit at $3.52. Steak biscuits tend to cost more than sausage biscuits because the protein portion is typically larger and more expensive. If you’re choosing steak primarily for “hearty” value, compare it against chicken filet pricing too—because in some markets chicken can be similarly priced but feel even more filling.

9) How much is a Country Ham Biscuit?

One listing shows Country Ham Biscuit at $3.08. Country ham often sits in a “mid-tier” price slot: more expensive than plain/egg biscuits, sometimes cheaper than steak/chicken. If you like saltier cured flavors, it can feel like a value upgrade—just keep in mind it can also trend high in sodium.

10) What does Bo-Tato Rounds® cost as a side order?

A current listing shows Bo-Tato Rounds® at $3.64. This matters when you’re deciding between “combo vs à la carte.” If you’re already planning to buy Bo-Tato Rounds and a drink, combo pricing might be competitive. But if you only want the sandwich, paying for a full combo often isn’t the best deal.