Chocolate Cake from Carl's Jr.

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Chocolate Cake at a glance
CategorySides & Desserts
What it isDessert
DescriptionA slice of chocolate cake. Also one of the side choices in the BYOB bag.
Typical price$3.75
Calories (menu)290
Calories (guide)290
Protein3g
Fat11g (3.5g saturated)
Carbohydrates46g
Sodium240mg
AllergensE, M, S, W
Data sourceOfficial Carl's Jr. menu (October 2026) and nutrition guide (June 24, 2025)

What Is the Carl's Jr. Chocolate Cake?

A slice of chocolate cake, also one of the side choices in the BYOB bag.

It is 290 calories with 35g of sugar.

Chocolate Cake Nutrition Facts

Source: official Carl's Jr. nutrition guide, current as of June 24, 2025.
SizeCalFatSat fatSodiumCarbsFiberSugarProtein
Slice290113.524046—353

Fat, carbs, fiber, sugar and protein in grams. Sodium in milligrams. A dash means the guide does not list that figure.

Reading these numbers

It has 240mg of sodium. That is about 10% of the 2,300mg daily limit most adults are advised to stay under.

It gives you 1g of protein per 100 calories. The average item in Sides & Desserts has 408 calories and 6g of protein, so this one is lighter than average for its section.

Chocolate Cake Allergens

The official Carl's Jr. guide dated June 24, 2025 lists these allergens for this item:

  • Egg
  • Milk
  • Soy
  • Wheat
Read this before orderingCarl's Jr. says all food is prepared in the same kitchen, cross-contact may occur, and it does not have an allergen-free cooking environment. Check the current official guide and tell the crew about any allergy. Official guide →

See the full Carl's Jr. allergen guide →

How to Order the Chocolate Cake

  • Confirm the price locally. Each restaurant sets its own prices.
  • Tell the crew about allergies before you order. The kitchen is shared.

How the Chocolate Cake Compares

Other items in Sides & Desserts with full nutrition data, lightest first. A dash means not published.

Source: official nutrition guide, June 24, 2025 (first listed size).
ItemCalProteinCarbsSodium
Chocolate Cake2903g46g240mg
Chocolatey Chip Cookies1701g22g160mg
Hash Rounds2402g22g300mg
Natural-Cut French Fries2803g36g560mg
Fried Zucchini3104g32g680mg
6 piece - Jalapeño POPPERS Bites3709g40g1,110mg
Waffle Fries3805g36g780mg
Hand-Scooped Ice-Cream Shakes72013g87g220mg
9 piece - Jalapeño POPPERS Bites55013g60g1,670mg
Onion Rings5609g66g630mg

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What to Order With It

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Frequently Asked Questions

The official online menu lists 290 calories.

About $3.75 at the US locations we track. Prices change by city and store, so check the Carl's Jr. app for yours.

A slice of chocolate cake. Also one of the side choices in the BYOB bag.

3g of protein, along with 11g of fat and 46g of carbs.

240mg, which is about 10% of the 2,300mg daily limit in the US Dietary Guidelines.

The official guide lists egg, milk, soy, wheat. The kitchen is shared, so cross-contact is possible. See the allergen guide.