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Wendy's Dave's Double Calories: Burger Nutrition Guide
Wendy's Dave's Double contains 810 calories in the dated U.S. nutrition snapshot used by this site. This guide puts that standard burger row beside the Dave's Single and Triple, then shows how to keep a meal total tied to the exact items you choose.
How many calories are in Wendy's Dave's Double?
A Wendy's Dave's Double is listed at 810 Cal in this site's captured menu data. That figure is for the named standard burger row by itself. It does not include fries, a drink, a Frosty, a sauce packet, or a substitution. Starting with the burger alone is useful because a combo can look like one choice while actually containing several separate nutrition rows.
The same row lists 52 g total fat, 22 g saturated fat, 2.5 g trans fat, 150 mg cholesterol, 1,410 mg sodium, 37 g carbohydrates, 2 g fiber, 9 g sugars, and 50 g protein. Calcium is 15% Daily Value, iron is 40% Daily Value, and potassium is 15% Daily Value. Those fields describe the captured standard item, not every order that happens to use two patties.
Complete Dave's Double nutrition snapshot
Calories are only one part of the row. The Dave's Double has 50 g protein, but it also has 1,410 mg sodium and 22 g saturated fat in this snapshot. Looking at the full set of fields makes a comparison more useful than treating protein as a reason to ignore the rest of the nutrition panel or treating one large number as a verdict on an entire day of eating.
Carbohydrates are 37 g, including 2 g dietary fiber and 9 g sugars. Fiber and sugars sit inside the carbohydrate total; they are not extra carbohydrate amounts to add again. Likewise, saturated fat is part of total fat. The calculator displays each field separately so a meal total can be checked without double-counting related measurements.
- Calories: 810 Cal
- Total Fat: 52 g
- Saturated Fat: 22 g
- Trans Fat: 2.5 g
- Cholesterol: 150 mg
- Sodium: 1,410 mg
- Carbohydrates: 37 g
- Dietary Fiber: 2 g
- Sugars: 9 g
- Protein: 50 g
- Calcium: 15% DV
- Iron: 40% DV
- Potassium: 15% DV
Dave's Double compared with Dave's Single and Triple
The stored Dave's Single is 560 Cal with 31 g protein and 1,170 mg sodium. The Dave's Triple is 1,100 Cal with 72 g protein and 1,830 mg sodium. The Double sits between those rows at 810 Cal and 50 g protein. The difference is not a simple fixed multiplier: bun-related carbohydrates and several toppings remain part of each separately named standard product.
The snapshots also show why an exact item name matters. The Single lists 34 g total fat, the Double 52 g, and the Triple 74 g. Comparing complete named rows is more reliable than assuming that removing or adding a patty changes every nutrient by a known amount. A restaurant app may show current customization information, but this fixed calculator only totals the menu rows it stores.
How sides and drinks change the meal total
A burger meal becomes clearer when it is assembled component by component. For example, Apple Bites are listed at 35 Cal, while a Plain Baked Potato is 270 Cal and a 10-piece Chicken Nuggets row is 430 Cal. A zero-calorie beverage row changes the calorie total differently from milk or orange juice, which also contribute carbohydrates or sugars in the stored snapshot.
Open the Wendy's Calorie Calculator, add Dave's Double first, and then add only the side and drink you plan to have. Review calories, sodium, saturated fat, carbohydrates, and protein together. Reset before comparing another possible order. That simple sequence prevents a side from being mentally omitted or a drink from being counted twice while still leaving the final choice to the person ordering.
What the standard row does and does not answer
The 810-Cal figure is a reference for the standard Dave's Double captured in this dataset. It is not a promise that every restaurant portion, regional menu, substitute bun, no-cheese request, or added topping will have the same values. A change can affect more than calories, including sodium, fat, carbohydrates, or protein. Do not derive a custom-order nutrition panel by subtracting guessed ingredients from this article.
This site also does not give medical, allergy, or ingredient-certification advice. Shared preparation areas and supplier details can change. Anyone who needs current allergen, ingredient, availability, or ordering information should use Wendy's official resources and the location's current ordering flow instead of relying on an older menu board or a crowd-sourced database entry.
Use the snapshot as a planning check
The purpose of this guide is to make one named burger row easier to read. It can help with a comparison between the Dave's burger sizes or with recording a planned combination of items, but it cannot determine what any individual should eat. Dietary needs, goals, and health considerations vary. A registered professional can give personalized guidance when that level of advice is needed.
Wendy's recipes, portions, suppliers, prices, nutrition values, and availability can change after the August 10, 2026 capture used here. Before ordering, verify current details through Wendy's official menu and nutrition-and-allergen information. For the fixed rows on this site, the Menu Guide shows the wider burger category and the Nutrition Guide explains every displayed unit and Daily Value field.
Use this guide with the calculator
Wendy's Calorie Calculator is an independent menu and nutrition reference that organizes dated Wendy's product information for meal planning. The nutrition snapshot was captured on 2026-08-10. Review the sourcing and correction policy, then verify current details through the official Wendy’s menu and nutrition and allergen information.