Greggs Lorne Breakfast Roll: Price & Calories

Lorne Breakfast Roll measured against UK reference intakes

Lorne Breakfast Roll comes to 369 kcal, which is around 18% of a 2,000 kcal reference day. The energy is fairly evenly spread: about 35% fat, 46% carbs and 19% protein in the macros, based on 14 g, 42 g and 17 g per portion.

Salt is the figure to watch: 2 g is about 33% of the 6 g adult reference intake. Saturated fat is 5.1 g, about 26% of the 20 g reference intake.

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Close alternatives on the menu

• Bacon & Omelette Breakfast Roll — next step down (363 kcal), £3.05
• Sausage Breakfast Roll — next step up (377 kcal), £3.10
• All Butter Croissant — a lighter pick (292 kcal), £1.45
• Bacon and Omelette Breakfast Baguette — more protein for similar calories (29 g), £4.00

About Lorne Breakfast Roll

This roll keeps things simple with just Lorne sausage, coming in at 369 calories, 17g of protein and 14g of fat. Carbohydrate is 42g and sugar 5.4g, with salt at 2g. For anyone who prefers the square-cut Lorne sausage to standard bacon or sausage but doesn't want the full calorie count of the baguette version, this roll is the obvious middle ground: a decent amount of protein without tipping into baguette-sized numbers across the board.

How Lorne Breakfast Roll compares in Breakfast

• At 369 kcal, this is 9% below the breakfast average of 407 kcal (based on 25 other items with recorded calories).
• At £2.45, it is 20% cheaper than the typical breakfast item (category average: £3.07).
• With 17g of protein, it's on the lower end for this category — 18 of 25 other breakfast items have less.

Greggs Lorne Breakfast Roll: quick answers

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