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Waffle House City Ham (2) Biscuits

Waffle House City Ham (2) Biscuits
$5.60 / Calories: 870

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Introducing City Ham (2) Biscuits at Waffle House, a hearty and satisfying breakfast option with 870 calories. This classic dish features a slice of savory Hickory Smoked City Ham, halved and served between two warm, grilled biscuits. Waffle House City Ham (2) Biscuits offer a delicious combination of flavors and textures, with the rich, smoky taste of the ham perfectly complementing the buttery and flaky biscuits. Whether you’re enjoying them for breakfast or as a hearty snack, these biscuits are sure to leave you feeling satisfied and ready to tackle your day. You can pair it with side options like hashbrown, sausage, waffles, and a bowl of grits that enhance the flavor more.

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Waffle House City Ham (2) Biscuits – Ingredients

City Ham (1 Slice):

  • Pork ham—cured and lightly grilled.
  • Salt—for preservation and flavor.
  • Sugar—adds mild sweetness.
  • Curing agents—for texture and shelf stability.

Biscuits (2 Pieces):

  • Wheat flour is the base ingredient.
  • Milk for soft texture.
  • Butter or shortening—richness and flavor.
  • Baking powder helps biscuits rise.
  • Sugar—adds light sweetness.
  • Salt enhances flavor.

Optional Serving Add-ons:

  • Butter spread on biscuits.
  • Jelly: grape or strawberry.

Nutritional Benefit

  • Protein: Waffle House City Ham is a good source of high-quality protein, which is essential for building and repairing tissues, supporting muscle health, and maintaining a strong immune system.
  • Vitamins and Minerals: City ham provides essential vitamins and minerals, including vitamin B12, zinc, phosphorus, and selenium. Vitamin B12 is important for nerve function and red blood cell production, while zinc, phosphorus, and selenium play various roles in supporting overall health and well-being.
  • Iron: City ham contains iron, a mineral that is vital for the formation of hemoglobin in red blood cells, which helps transport oxygen throughout the body. Consuming iron-rich foods like city ham can help prevent iron deficiency anemia and promote energy levels.
  • Low in Carbohydrates: City ham is naturally low in carbohydrates, making it a suitable option for those following low-carb or ketogenic diets.
  • Satiety: The combination of protein and fat in city ham can help promote feelings of fullness and satiety, which may aid in weight management by reducing overall calorie intake.

Calorie Chart: Waffle House City ham (2) Biscuits

Allergen & Dietary Notes: All options contain pork and may be cooked on shared grills. Bacon and ham meals often include sides that contain gluten and dairy. Always confirm with staff if you have food allergies.

NUTRIENTS CALORIES 870
Total fat53g
saturated fat28g
trans fat0g
cholesterol30mg
sodium240mg
total carbohydrate75g
dietary fiber2g
total sugars7g
protein25g
Calorie Chart of Waffle House City ham (2) Biscuits

Time Spent Burning Calories

To burn off the 870 calories from the City Ham Biscuits at Waffle House, the time required will vary based on factors such as your weight, age, gender, and the intensity of your chosen physical activity. Here’s an approximate estimate:

  • Brisk walking: Approximately 105-120 minutes
  • Jogging: Around 65-75 minutes.
  • Biking: Roughly 70-80 minutes.
  • Swimming: About 75-90 minutes.
  • Dancing: Around 75-90 minutes.
  • Strength training: Approximately 105-120 minutes.

Waffle House Meat Comparison

FeaturesCity HamCountyr HamBacon
Flavor Mild, slightly sweetStrong, salty, and curedSmoky and crispy
TextureTender and juicyFirm and dry-curedCrispy
Cookung StyleGrilledGrilledFried
Popular withFirst-time visitorsTraditional Southern fansAll age groups
Best WithBiscuits or eggsBiscuits or eggsWaffles or eggs
CaloriesMediumHighMedium
Salt LevelMediumHighMedium
Waffle House offers City Ham, Country Ham, and Bacon options, allowing customers to choose between mild, traditional, or smoky breakfast flavors.

FAQs: Waffle House City Ham (2) Biscuits

The meal includes two freshly baked biscuits, served warm and often paired with butter or jelly.

Calories vary by portion, but this meal is considered a moderate-to-high-calorie breakfast because of the ham and biscuits.

The City Ham itself is gluten-free, but the biscuits contain gluten, and cross-contact may occur in the kitchen.

Yes. You can usually add eggs, hashbrowns, grits, bacon, or beverages to customize your meal.

City ham is less salty and milder, while country ham has a stronger, saltier flavor. Choice depends on personal taste.

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