The SuperSONIC® Breakfast Burrito is a medley of savory sausage, fluffy scrambled eggs, melty cheddar cheese, golden tots, diced onions, ripe tomatoes and spicy jalapeños all wrapped up in a warm flour tortilla.

Our Ultimate Meat & Cheese Breakfast Burrito™ is made with crispy bacon, savory sausage, golden tots, fluffy scrambled eggs and zesty cheese sauce, all wrapped in a warm flour tortilla.

SONIC Jr. Breakfast Burrito (1 each) contains 22.6g total carbs, 21g net carbs, 16g fat, 12.2g protein, and 286 calories.

Sonic Breakfast Items Supersonic Burrito (1 serving) contains 49g total carbs, 47g net carbs, 32g fat, 25g protein, and 580 calories.

It's the perfect combination of all my favorite breakfast foods - softly scrambled eggs, roasted potatoes, cheese, salsa, avocado, bacon and a soft tortilla (plus a few extra things to boot!) It's perfection wrapped up into a beautiful little roll and then dipped in more salsa or guacamole.

The difference is size: breakfast taco typically has one egg, a breakfast burrito two and what often seem to be three. Also, a breakfast burrito is the ingredients listed below, and more (e.g., beans, onions, tomatoes, jalapeños) rolled up in an oversized flour tortilla, often as wide as a dinner plate.

Burgers. For over 50 years, SONIC's 100 percent pure beef hamburgers have always been made fresh to order just the way you want 'em!

650 Cal. The Plain SONIC Cheeseburger is a juicy 100% pure beef patty and melty American cheese.

Breakfast Burrito is the lowest-calorie item on the SONIC breakfast menu at 290 calories. It's a decent meal at 12g protein and 23g carbs, combining sausage, fluffy eggs and cheese on a warm flour tortilla.

The calorie content of a breakfast burrito can vary based on the ingredients, portion sizes, and customization. On average, a breakfast burrito can range from approximately 300-500 calories. However, keep in mind that these numbers can fluctuate depending on the specific ingredients and cooking methods used.

840 - 3050 Cal.

Etymology. The word burrito means "little donkey" in Spanish, the diminutive form of burro, or "donkey". The name burrito, as applied to the dish, possibly derives from the tendency for burritos to contain a lot of different things similar to how a donkey would be able to carry a large burden.