Calories in Starbucks Chicken & Bacon Caesar Wrap add up to 580, and here’s the thing: it looks like a lighter lunch option because it’s a wrap, not a sandwich, but the numbers don’t back that up. With 34g of fat and 960mg of sodium, it’s one of the heavier savory items on the menu, even with a solid 25g of protein to show for it.
The Caesar dressing and bacon are doing most of the damage on fat and sodium here. It’s not vegetarian, and it contains wheat, egg, and milk.
If you want the same chicken-and-bacon combo with less sodium, it’s worth comparing against the Ham & Cheese Ciabatta or the Korean Style Hot Honey Chicken Wrap. For something meatless, the Beetroot, Roasted Veg and Hummus Ciabatta is a solid swap.
Starbucks Chicken & Bacon Caesar Wrap Nutrition Facts
Starbucks Chicken & Bacon Caesar Wrap: Calories & Nutrition Facts
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Add a side salad or fruit cup instead of chips if you want to keep the Chicken & Bacon Caesar Wrap a lighter meal.

