Wetherspoon pubs serve up unhealthiest High St breakfast with TWICE recommended daily fat intake

PUB chain JD Wetherspoon serves up the unhealthiest High St breakfast at a belly-bulging 1,531 calories.

Its large set menu offering contains 40g of saturated fat — twice an adult’s recommended daily intake.

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The meal typically includes two eggs, bacon, two sausages, beans, three hash browns, mushroom, tomato and two slices of toast for around £5.29.

Harvester’s Ultimate Breakfast Bap is the second most calorific at 1,307 while Wimpy’s all-day breakfast has 900.

GP Wayne Osborne, of health website Treated.com, studied nutritional information from 11 chains also including Greggs, McDonald’s and Starbucks.

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He was startled by the 18.3g of salt in the Wetherspoon dish, adding: “We thought an error had been made. It’s three times an adult’s reference intake.”

Wetherspoon said it lists calorie content of all dishes on its menus and that a range of 23 breakfasts are available.

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