identity
The egg preparation includes milk powder, and parsley appears among the components. [2]
history
Think ’n Save described an American IKEA breakfast of eggs, two bacon strips and potatoes for 99 cents in July 2012. An October 2013 update said it was still available on request, although signs emphasized a larger breakfast with French toast. The store and exact visit dates were not identified. [4]
At the Columbus opening in June 2017, breakfast instead included turkey sausage and pancakes alongside eggs and potatoes, served before the store opened. That local meal is a different configuration from the later three-component bacon plate. [3]
nutrition
The table covers the whole labeled plate, not potatoes or eggs alone. Egg and milk are listed allergens. Pancakes and jam do not appear in this recipe. [2]
| Nutrient | 1 plate (276 g)United States |
|---|---|
| Calories | 590 kcal |
| fat | 43 g |
| saturated fat | 11 g |
| trans fat | 0 g |
| cholesterol | 435 mg |
| sodium | 1120 mg |
| carbohydrate | 17 g |
| fiber | 2 g |
| total sugars | 3 g |
| added sugars | 0 g |
| protein | 34 g |
- 1 plate (276 g): Undated U.S. plate label. Not the earlier turkey-sausage breakfast or any Australian plate. Menu price does not independently specify weight. Source ↗
prices
distinctions
The Think ’n Save writer called the older egg, bacon and potato meal tasty. That reaction belongs to the historical plate, not the later labeled serving. [4]
Local evidence
Price observations
- $2.49 · One listed serving; weight and piece count unspecified · United States · web listing checked 2026-10-01; effective date unknown. Official national web listing checked October 1, 2026 UTC; effective date unspecified and store offerings vary. [1]
Nutrition observations
Read the scoped nutrition table and source limits in Nutrition ↑
Last checked 2026-10-01 UTC. A listing is not a live stock check.
Sources & photo rights
The current menu and Food Facts label establish separate price and serving observations. Think ’n Save preserves an earlier bacon breakfast, while the Columbus announcement describes a different turkey-sausage meal. Elsie Hui’s licensed photograph illustrates an older IKEA breakfast, with its unknown location and extra bowl identified in the caption. No current-serving equivalence is implied. [1] [2] [3] [4] [5]
- 2. Official U.S. nutrition: Small Breakfast Plate Open original source
IKEA · Publication date unknown · Checked 2026-10-01 UTC. Undated U.S. plate label. Not the earlier turkey-sausage breakfast or any Australian plate. Menu price does not independently specify weight.
Supporting section
Expanded Nutrition Info and actual label image pixels
- 3. Columbus store opening and breakfast Open original source
IKEA · Published 2017-06-05 · Checked 2026-10-01 UTC. Header publication June 5; body opening June 7. Recipe differs from later bacon plates.
Supporting section
Additional offers at IKEA Columbus: first restaurant bullet
- 4. IKEA’s 99-cent breakfast, with October 2013 update Open original source
Think ’n Save · Published 2012-07-30 · Checked 2026-10-01 UTC. Individual account in U.S. context, store unspecified. October 2013 is the update month, not an exact visit date. Neither serving weight nor unchanged recipe is established.
Supporting section
July 30, 2012 post and explicitly labelled October 2013 update
- 5. IKEA breakfast photograph, August 18, 2013 Open original source
Elsie Hui / Flickr · Published 2013-08-23 · Checked 2026-10-01 UTC. Store and country are not established. This historical representative image does not establish current U.S. portion, ingredients or calories.
Supporting section
Photo title, visible capture/upload dates, CC BY 2.0 link and actual pixels
