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Hamburger w/ Onion Protein Style

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The In-N-Out Hamburger w/ Onion Protein Style — 210 calories. In-N-Out's Hamburger Protein Style: the same patty, wrapped in lettuce instead of a bun — 210 calories per burger (211g). The official panel is 12 g protein, 14 g fat (4.5 g saturated), 9 g carbs and 390 mg sodium. Protein Style is a free preparation change, not a separate menu item.

No verified price is published for this item. In-N-Out publishes no prices online and has no online ordering or delivery — its website has no Order link and no prices anywhere (checked 27 Oct 2026 at the Baldwin Park store page), so no price could be verified. Prices vary by location; check in-store.

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210 Cal

Correction note: FatSecret transcribes the serving as 210g; the official page says 211g. The old panel (240 calories) is superseded.

Nutrition facts

Nutrition facts — Hamburger w/ Onion Protein Style
NutrientAmount% Daily Value
Calories210—
Total Fat14g18%
Saturated Fat4.5g22%
Trans Fat0g—
Cholesterol35mg12%
Sodium390mg17%
Total Carbohydrates9g3%
Dietary Fiber2g7%
Sugars6g12%
Protein12g24%

% Daily Value is based on a 2,000-calorie diet (FDA daily values); your needs may differ.

Protein is the main number to watch here — 24% of your daily value in this one item.

Where the calories come from (macro split): about 60% fat · 17% carbs · 23% protein.

Serving: 1 burger (211g).

Where these figures come from. Nutrition figures come from In-N-Out's official Nutrition Info page (in-n-out.com/menu/nutrition-info), read in full on 28 Oct 2026 and re-confirmed from the official nutrition PDF's text layer (chart revision January 2026, printed "©2026 In-N-Out Burgers"). The official page publishes per-item panels — one burger, one order of fries, one shake, one drink at a stated size — and this section follows that serving basis exactly. Drink rows are at the smallest listed size with ice (11 fl oz for fountain drinks and lemonades, 6 fl oz for teas); the larger sizes are shown alongside. Where In-N-Out has no panel, the item is shown without one — never estimated.

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Other preparations

Protein Style (lettuce instead of a bun) and the mustard & ketchup swap instead of spread are free preparation changes, not separate menu items. See the full table on the In-N-Out nutrition page.

Allergens

Contains:

Eggs

Allergens per In-N-Out's official Nutrition Info page. Tell the restaurant about any allergy — In-N-Out kitchens handle all major allergens.

Facility note from the official page: Produced in a facility where milk, sesame, and soy are present, and possibly on the same line/equipment.

More from In-N-Out

See the In-N-Out nutrition hub, or build a plate in the meal builder. To compare chains, browse the McDonald's menu, the KFC menu, the Burger King menu, the Hardee's menu, the Domino's menu, the Wendy's menu, the Chick-fil-A menu or the Little Caesars menu on the same basis.

Frequently asked questions

How many calories are in a Hamburger Protein Style?

210 calories for one Hamburger w/ Onion Protein Style (211g) — 12 g protein, 14 g fat (4.5 g saturated), 9 g carbs and 390 mg sodium, per In-N-Out's official Nutrition Info page (January 2026 chart). The bun is replaced with lettuce.

How much does a Hamburger Protein Style cost?

No verified price is published for this item. In-N-Out publishes no prices online and has no online ordering or delivery — its website has no Order link and no prices anywhere (checked 27 Oct 2026), so no price could be verified. Prices vary by location; check in-store.

What allergens does the Hamburger w/ Onion Protein Style contain?

Recorded allergens for the Hamburger w/ Onion Protein Style: Eggs. Allergen information is per In-N-Out's official panels; cross-contamination is possible in store, so tell the restaurant about any allergy.

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