If you’re a fan of classic Southern breakfasts, the Cheese N’ Eggs with Raisin Toast from Waffle House is a mouthwatering, customizable option packed with flavor and comfort. Served hot and hearty, this meal brings together scrambled eggs, melted cheese, and raisin toast with your choice of grits, hashbrowns, or even sliced tomatoes. Add in the affordable price tag, flexible customizations, and rich nutritional profile—this breakfast has everything to start your day right.
Price & Calories
The Cheese N’ Eggs with Raisin Toast is priced between $7.00–$8.75, depending on location and add-ons like extra cheese or premium sides. The base calorie count is 670 calories, with adjustments based on your side selection or extras like cheese or meats.
Price: $7.75
Calories: 670
What’s Inside Waffle House's CHEESE N’ EGGS WITH RAISIN TOAST?
This breakfast staple includes:
➥ Two fluffy scrambled eggs mixed with melted American cheese
➥ A side of warm, buttery raisin toast
➥ Your choice of:
➟ Grits
➟ Hashbrowns
➟ Tomatoes (sliced)
Additional sides like bacon, sausage, or grilled mushrooms can be added for a more protein-rich or savory meal. For meat lovers, the Texas Sausage, Egg, and Cheese Melt is another savory favorite that pairs perfectly with crispy hashbrowns. It’s a classic breakfast with the perfect sweet and savory combo!
Customization Options
Waffle House lets you build your ideal breakfast with multiple options for sides, add-ons, and toppings. Whether you’re watching your calories or craving extra cheese, it’s easy to make it your own.
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Category
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Options
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Additional Info
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Side Dish
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Grits, Hashbrowns, Tomatoes
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Tomatoes reduce calories by 90, hashbrowns add 190
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Cheese
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Extra slice of American Cheese
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+$0.65, adds 50 calories
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Add-ons
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Sausage, Bacon, Grilled Onions, Mushrooms
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Prices vary, extra protein
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Egg Preparation
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Scrambled (default), Custom Style
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Eggs cooked to order
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Nutritional Overview
This protein-rich meal provides a satisfying balance of carbohydrates, healthy fats, and protein. It’s especially great for those wanting a filling breakfast under 700 calories, while still enjoying creamy, cheesy goodness.
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Nutrient
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Amount
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Calories
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670
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Total Fat
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38.5g (59%)
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Saturated Fat
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15.5g (78%)
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Trans Fat
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0g
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Cholesterol
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400mg (133%)
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Sodium
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1280mg (53%)
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Carbohydrates
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56g (19%)
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Dietary Fiber
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3g (12%)
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Sugars
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18g
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Protein
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25g
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Gluten & Allergen Information
While this dish is packed with deliciousness, it’s important to be mindful of allergens and gluten content. Raisin toast contains gluten, so this meal may not be suitable for those with celiac disease or gluten sensitivity. However, the scrambled eggs and cheese are gluten-free, and you may request alternatives when available.
Waffle House meals may come into contact with eggs, soy, wheat, milk, fish, and sesame during preparation, and cross-contamination is possible. Always inform your server if you have dietary restrictions or allergies. For those who want something sweet alongside their eggs, the Classic Waffles are a timeless pairing that never disappoints.
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Gluten-Containing Items
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Other Common Allergens
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Raisin Toast
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Eggs, Milk, Soy, Wheat, Fish, Sesame
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Time to Burn 670 Calories
Want to balance out your hearty breakfast? Here’s a rough estimate of how long it takes to burn 670 calories, depending on your activity:
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Activity
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Approx. Time to Burn 670 cal
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Brisk Walking
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~75 minutes
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Jogging
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~56 minutes
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Swimming
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~63 minutes
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Dancing
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~63 minutes
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Jump Rope
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~45 minutes
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Hiking
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~90 minutes
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Elliptical Training
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~67 minutes
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Strength Training
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~75 minutes
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Frequently Asked Questions
Q1: Can I add more cheese to my Cheese N’ Eggs?
Yes! Add a slice of American cheese for just $0.65, which also adds 50 calories.
Q2: Are there gluten-free options?
The eggs and cheese are gluten-free, but raisin toast is not. You may request alternatives depending on availability.
Q3: What’s the healthiest side option?
Sliced tomatoes are the lowest-calorie side, reducing the meal to about 580 calories.
Q4: Is this meal good for high-protein diets?
Yes, it includes 25g of protein, especially if you add sausage or bacon as a side.
