Greggs Bacon and Lorne Breakfast Roll: Price & Calories
A Greggs Bacon and Lorne Breakfast Roll costs £3.05 (Click + Collect, Cross-Referenced Morning Click + Collect & Competitor Tier, 14 September 2026) and has 461 kcal per portion. Prices vary by shop type, so the table below lists each one we checked.
A standard portion of Greggs Bacon and Lorne Breakfast Roll contains 461 kcal and 26g protein. The price depends on the shop type: £2.55 at a high-street shop (estimated), £3.05 at a central london, and £3.20 at a forecourt / roadside (estimated). Figures marked observed were read from the Greggs Click + Collect menu on the dates shown below; estimates are labelled.
About Bacon and Lorne Breakfast Roll
This roll brings together bacon and Lorne sausage for 461 calories and a solid 26g of protein, with 20g of fat and 2.9g of salt. Carbohydrate sits at 43g. Lorne sausage — the square-cut variety more associated with Scottish breakfasts — gives this roll a slightly different profile to the standard bacon-and-sausage version, and the numbers here land close to the middle of the roll range rather than at either extreme. It's a solid option if you want more than a single-filling roll but don't want to go all the way up to baguette-sized portions and calorie counts. Sugar is moderate at 5.4g.
Bacon and Lorne Breakfast Roll measured against UK reference intakes
Bacon and Lorne Breakfast Roll comes to 461 kcal, which is around 23% of a 2,000 kcal reference day. The energy is fairly evenly spread: about 39% fat, 38% carbs and 23% protein in the macros, based on 20 g, 43 g and 26 g per portion.
Salt is the figure to watch: 2.9 g is about 48% of the 6 g adult reference intake. Saturated fat is 7.7 g, about 39% of the 20 g reference intake.
If you want Bacon and Lorne Breakfast Roll near me, stock differs between shops, so it is worth checking the Greggs app for your closest branch.
Close alternatives on the menu
- Lorne & Omelette Breakfast Roll — next step down (445 kcal), £3.05
- Bacon Breakfast Baguette — next step up (462 kcal), £3.75
- Lorne Breakfast Roll — a lighter pick (369 kcal), £2.45
- Lorne & Omelette Breakfast Baguette — more protein for similar calories (31 g), £4.00
How Bacon and Lorne Breakfast Roll compares in Breakfast
- At 461 kcal, this is 14% above the breakfast average of 404 kcal (based on 25 other items with recorded calories).
- With 26g of protein, it's among the higher-protein options in this category — more than 72% of other breakfast items.
Nutritional Values
| Energy (Calories) | 461 kcal |
|---|---|
| Total Fat | 20 g |
| Saturated Fat | 7.7 g |
| Carbohydrates | 43 g |
| Sugars | 5.4 g |
| Protein | 26 g |
| Salt | 2.9 g |
Price by Shop Type
Prices last checked: 14 September 2026Allergens & Dietary Information
Contains: wheat (gluten), soya, sulphites
May contain (cross-contact risk): rye (gluten), barley (gluten), oats (gluten), spelt, kamut
Source: Greggs Allergen Guide, Version 12 (03.09.26) (section: Breakfast). Greggs prepares food in shared bakery kitchens, so always check the current guide or ask shop staff if you have an allergy.
Greggs Bacon and Lorne Breakfast Roll: quick answers
How many calories are in a Greggs Bacon and Lorne Breakfast Roll?
A Greggs Bacon and Lorne Breakfast Roll has 461 kcal per portion, with 20g fat, 7.7g saturates, 43g carbohydrate, 5.4g sugars, 26g protein and 2.9g salt. These figures come from the nutritional information Greggs publishes.
How much does a Greggs Bacon and Lorne Breakfast Roll cost?
We recorded £3.05 in a Central London shop (read from the Greggs Click + Collect menu, 14 September 2026). Greggs prices change by shop type, so your local shop may differ. Where we have not seen a price ourselves, the table above marks the figure as an estimate.
How much protein is in a Greggs Bacon and Lorne Breakfast Roll?
A Greggs Bacon and Lorne Breakfast Roll has 26g of protein per portion, out of 461 kcal, according to Greggs' published nutritional information. Highest protein Greggs items, ranked
Is the Greggs Bacon and Lorne Breakfast Roll halal?
Greggs does not label the Bacon and Lorne Breakfast Roll, or any other product, as halal. Greggs says some supplier chicken meets Halal Food Authority requirements, but its shops and bakeries are not separated, so it makes no halal claim for finished food. Is Greggs halal? Item-by-item answers
What allergens are in a Greggs Bacon and Lorne Breakfast Roll?
The Greggs allergen guide lists wheat (gluten), soya and sulphites for the Bacon and Lorne Breakfast Roll, and says it may contain rye (gluten), barley (gluten), oats (gluten), spelt and kamut. Always check the latest guide before eating if you have an allergy.
Related checks for Bacon and Lorne Breakfast Roll
- Meal deals — check whether Bacon and Lorne Breakfast Roll fits a current combo
- Allergen guide — how the allergen listing for Bacon and Lorne Breakfast Roll is laid out across the menu
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