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Wendy's Dave’s Triple Price (2026)

Price pending

Panel sampling in progress

Observed online price, sampled — varies by store, channel, and time. Confirm at order.wendys.com.

Wendy’s Dave’s Triple: quick facts

Three quarter-pound fresh beef square patties with cheese and garden dressings.

Patties3 quarter-pound
TypeCore burger
DaypartAll day

Overview

Dave's Triple stacks three fresh, never-frozen quarter-pound square patties with cheese and the classic garden dressings. It's the top of the core Dave's ladder — a deliberate maximalist option for the hungriest customers and the clearest expression of the fresh-beef quantity claim.

The Triple is a ceiling item: low volume, but it sets the upper anchor of the core burger price ladder and gives the Single-to-Double-to-Triple progression a defined top. Its role is less about transaction share than about framing — a visible high end makes the Single and Double read as reasonable by comparison. It also captures incremental spend from a small but reliable segment that trades all the way up.

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Nutrition

Calories
1070
Allergens
Wheat, Soy, Milk, Egg

Nutrition and allergen information is drawn from The Wendy’s Company’s official published materials. Always confirm allergen information directly with Wendy’s before ordering if you have a food allergy or sensitivity — preparation and ingredients can change and vary by location.

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Common Questions

Wendy’s Dave’s Triple FAQ

What is a Dave's Triple?
Three quarter-pound fresh, never-frozen beef patties with cheese and the classic dressings on a bun.
How much is a Dave's Triple?
Pricing varies by location — see the live price panel above and confirm at order.wendys.com.
How many calories in a Dave's Triple?
The Dave’s Triple has 1070 calories, per official Wendy’s nutrition information.

For $WEN Investors

What the Dave’s Triple signals about the business

For $WEN, the Triple is a price-ceiling reference more than a volume driver. Its spacing above the Double tells you how aggressively the brand is willing to price the top of the core line. We track it mainly to bracket the burger ladder — a widening Double-to-Triple gap can signal the brand protecting mid-tier value while still offering a premium capture point.

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