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WetherspoonsDesserts

Giant profiterole

£6.36

429 kcal

5g protein

Updated 12 September 2026

Wetherspoons Giant profiterole
Wetherspoons publishes no photograph of Giant profiterole. The figures shown are its own.

Giant profiterole at Wetherspoons carries 429 kcal and 5g of protein. Updated 12 September 2026.

Choux pastry filled with vanilla cream, Belgian chocolate sauce, topped with a fresh strawberry

That price is Wetherspoons’ own published figure, and it sits close to the average for the Desserts section. Branch pricing still moves it: an airport, motorway or station site charges more than a high street one for the same thing.

Allergens Wetherspoons declares

cereals containing gluteneggsmilksoya

May contain traces

tree nuts

Source: Wetherspoon allergen and nutrition information (allergens.jdwetherspoon.com, The Moon Under Water, Manchester, 14 September 2026). Shared kitchens mean cross-contamination is possible. Ask in the restaurant if an allergy is severe.

Nutrition Information

Per portion, as served

As published by Wetherspoons

NutrientAmount% RI (calculated)
Energy429 kcal21%
Fat27g39%
of which saturates15g75%
Carbohydrate42g16%
of which sugars31g34%
Fibre1g—
Protein5g10%
Salt0g0%

% RI is our calculation against the UK reference intake for an average adult: 2,000 kcal, 70g fat, 20g saturates, 260g carbohydrate, 90g sugars, 50g protein and 6g salt. Wetherspoons publishes the amounts, not these percentages.

Everything You Need to Know About Wetherspoons Giant profiterole

How to order Giant profiterole at Wetherspoons

Giant profiterole is available at the till, on the kiosk screens and through the Wetherspoons app, for collection or for delivery. It is filed under Desserts. Not every branch stocks it, and the app is honest about that before you pay.

Wetherspoons Giant profiterole price in 2026

The Wetherspoons Giant profiterole price in 2026 is £6.36 on the figures we hold. The figure is Wetherspoons’ own published price. Expect more at airport, motorway and station branches than on a high street, and more again through a delivery app.

A lighter choice in the same section

Millionaire’s shortbread sits in the same part of the menu at 311 kcal, which is 118 fewer than this. That swap is the single biggest change available inside this section, and it needs no substitution or special request at the counter.

Diet marking

Wetherspoons marks this as vegetarian. That is the chain's own classification of the recipe rather than a statement about how it is cooked, and vegan marking in particular sits alongside shared equipment at most of these brands.

Allergens declared

Wetherspoons declares 4 of the 14 allergens UK law requires to be listed for this item: cereals containing gluten, eggs, milk and soya. It also lists tree nuts as a possible trace, meaning Wetherspoons cannot rule that out. A declaration covers the recipe and not the kitchen, and every one of these chains prepares food in shared fryers and on shared surfaces. For a severe allergy the only reliable check is asking staff on the day.

Sugar in plain terms

31g of sugar works out at roughly 8 teaspoons. The adult reference intake is 90g a day and the NHS free sugars guideline is tighter at 30g, so one of these covers a real portion of either figure.

Pro Tips for Ordering Giant profiterole

Ordering it

The figure in the table is the standard build. Anything added at the counter sits on top of it, and anything left out comes off, which is a normal request at Wetherspoons rather than an awkward one.

Saturated fat

15g of saturates is 75% of the 20g reference intake. That figure is the one worth watching over a week rather than a meal, and it is the number that separates two items with similar calorie counts.

Protein for the calories

It gives 1.2g of protein per 100 kcal, against a menu average of 4.3g across everything we hold for Wetherspoons. That is a weak ratio for this menu, which matters more than the raw protein figure when you are comparing two items of different sizes. On raw protein it ranks 15th of 27 in its section.

Frequently Asked Questions About Wetherspoons Giant profiterole

How much is Giant profiterole at Wetherspoons?
£6.36 on Wetherspoons’ own published figures. Prices are set per branch, and delivery apps add a markup on top, so use this as the figure to expect.
How many calories are in Giant profiterole?
429 kcal, as Wetherspoons publishes it for a standard portion. That makes it 14th lowest of 27 in its section. Anything ordered alongside it counts separately.
What is a lighter alternative to Giant profiterole?
Millionaire’s shortbread, in the same section at 311 kcal. That is 118 fewer than this item for a comparable price, and it needs no special request.
Is Giant profiterole a good source of protein?
It holds 5g, which is 1.2g per 100 kcal. That ranks 15th of 27 in its section. Protein per calorie is the fairer comparison between items of different sizes.
What allergens does Wetherspoons declare in Giant profiterole?
Cereals containing gluten, eggs, milk and soya. Tree nuts is marked as a possible trace. Recipes and suppliers change, and shared kitchens carry a cross contamination risk that no published list removes. Ask in the restaurant if an allergy is severe.
Is Giant profiterole available at every Wetherspoons in the UK?
No. Wetherspoons varies its menu by branch, by region and by season, and limited time items come and go through 2026. A check against your own branch in the app takes a moment and saves the trip.

About Wetherspoons - Pub Restaurant Restaurant

Wetherspoons trades as a pub restaurant chain in the UK, and we list 819 of its branches. We track 367 of its menu items across 20 sections, recheck them on a rolling schedule, and name the source of every figure. UK Menu Prices has no connection to Wetherspoons and earns nothing from your order.