
Jr. Bacon Cheeseburger
Four small burgers make up this family: the plain hamburger, the cheeseburger, the Deluxe and the bacon version. All use fresh beef on a toasted bun, and only the toppings change. Read the table below before you order, because the names are close and people often pick the wrong one.

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Jr. Bacon Cheeseburger

Jr. Cheeseburger Deluxe

Jr. Cheeseburger

Jr. Hamburger
The junior bacon cheeseburger is the bacon option in a four-burger Jr. family that also includes the Jr. Hamburger, Jr. Cheeseburger and Jr. Cheeseburger Deluxe. Each one is a small burger with fresh beef on a toasted bun, and each one costs far less than a full-size Dave's. This page shows what separates them, so you can pick the right one on the first try.
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The three non-bacon burgers are close, and they rank by how much topping you want. The Hamburger is the least, the Cheeseburger adds cheese, and the Deluxe adds the most produce.
The Jr. Cheeseburger Deluxe is the one that looks like a full-size burger in miniature: cheese, pickles, onions, tomatoes, lettuce, ketchup and mayo. It starts at $3.24+. The listing shows no mustard on it, so it tastes sweeter and creamier than the Jr. Cheeseburger. In a wendys jr cheeseburger deluxe order, you are paying about 50 cents more than the plain cheeseburger for tomato, lettuce and mayo.
| If you want | Pick |
|---|---|
| The lowest price | Jr. Hamburger |
| Classic cheese, pickle and mustard | Jr. Cheeseburger |
| The freshest, most loaded small burger | Jr. Cheeseburger Deluxe |
| Smoke and salt | Jr. Bacon Cheeseburger |
The Jr. Hamburger is the plain one: beef, pickles, onion, ketchup and mustard on a toasted bun. It starts at $1.99+ on delivery, the lowest price in the lineup. It works as a snack or an add-on, and it suits anyone who wants no cheese. If you want cheese, order the Jr. Cheeseburger instead, which is the same burger with a slice of American cheese on top.
Nutrition trackers that copy Wendy's published numbers show a clear pattern: each added topping adds calories, and bacon adds the most. Here is a snapshot, with the caveat that older tracker pages can be out of date.
| Burger | Calories | Protein | Sodium |
|---|---|---|---|
| Jr. Hamburger | About 270 | About 14 g | About 430 mg |
| Jr. Cheeseburger | About 310 | About 16 g | About 620 mg |
| Jr. Cheeseburger Deluxe | About 360 | About 16 g | About 620 mg |
| Jr. Bacon Cheeseburger | About 390 | About 19 g | About 660 mg |
Other sources list the JBC anywhere from roughly 360 to 390 calories, and UK pages show different figures because the UK recipe differs. For an exact number for your order, use the nutrition tool in the Wendy's app. The Wendy's nutrition and calorie guide explains how to read it.
For allergens, trackers list egg, gluten, milk, soy and wheat for the cheese-topped burgers. A wendys jr hamburger has no cheese, so trackers list egg, gluten and wheat, though the grill is shared with milk and soy. If you have an allergy, confirm in the allergen tool for your store.
Fresh, never-frozen beef, Applewood smoked bacon, American cheese, lettuce, tomato and mayo. It has no pickles, onion, ketchup or mustard. It starts at $4.61+ on the delivery listing, which makes it the priciest Jr. burger.
Trackers list about 390 calories, and some sources show a range of roughly 360 to 390. UK pages show a different number because the recipe differs. Check the nutrition tool in the Wendy's app for your order, since figures can change and sources disagree.
The Jr. Cheeseburger has cheese, pickles, onion, ketchup and mustard. The Deluxe has cheese, pickles, onions, tomatoes, lettuce, ketchup and mayo, with no mustard. The Deluxe is the more loaded one and costs about 50 cents more on delivery, at $3.24+ against $2.74+.
Yes, according to the item descriptions. Both have fresh beef, pickles, onion, ketchup and mustard on a toasted bun, and the only difference is the slice of American cheese. The Jr. Hamburger starts at $1.99+ and the Jr. Cheeseburger at $2.74+ on delivery apps.
No. The listing names bacon, American cheese, lettuce, tomato and mayo, and no pickles, onion or mustard. If you want pickles, ask for them as an add-on when you order. Stores usually stock them, though availability can vary.
Not as a flat menu. Wendy's moved away from 99 cent pricing in 2013 and now uses value labels such as Everyday Value, with no Jr. burger listed at 99 cents in the delivery data. Promotions change often, so check your app for current deals.
Often yes, but it depends on the store and app. Where a combo is offered, it adds fries and a drink. If it is not listed, order the pieces separately or choose a Biggie Bag, which starts at $7.50+ on delivery.
JBC stands for Jr. Bacon Cheeseburger. Some people write it as jr bacon cheese burger, and fans of the sandwich use the nickname because the menu text itself says "His fans call him JBC." It is the same burger every time.
A Jr. burger is clearly smaller. The Dave's Single uses a quarter-pound of fresh beef per the menu text, while Wendy's does not list a weight for the Jr. patties. In price terms, the Single starts at $7.49+ and the JBC at $4.61+ on delivery.