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Calories in a Greggs sausage roll

Greggs lists its standard 103 g sausage roll at between 329 and 347 kcal, depending on which version of its nutrition information you look at. Check the Greggs app or in-store guide for the current figure.

By the Calori team · Updated · 3 min read

Greggs sausage roll calories by portion

PortionCaloriesFat
Greggs sausage roll (103 g)329–347 kcal22–24 g
Typical bakery sausage roll300–350 kcal20–24 g
Party-size sausage roll60–100 kcal4–7 g

How it compares

A sausage roll is a similar number of calories to a meal deal sandwich, but with much less protein and more fat. A Greggs steak bake is in the 400 to 450 kcal range, and a large Cornish pasty can be 550 to 750.

Fitting it into your day

One sausage roll fits into most calorie targets. If you have one for lunch, a high-protein breakfast and dinner will help keep you full. See our guide to calories in British food for more bakery and takeaway numbers.

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Frequently asked questions

How many calories are in a Greggs sausage roll?
Greggs lists its standard sausage roll at about 329 to 347 kcal, depending on the version of its nutrition information.
How much fat is in a Greggs sausage roll?
About 22 to 24 g of fat, of which roughly 13 g is saturated.

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