Salt is the figure most people never check at Greggs. The Greggs Bacon & Lorne Breakfast Baguette carries 3.5g, 58% of an adult's daily maximum and 117% of the limit for a child aged 4 to 6. Below is every item ranked per portion and measured against the NHS maximum for each age.
All 29 Greggs UK items in this section, ranked by salt from highest to lowest. The Bacon & Lorne Breakfast Baguette is highest at 3.5g and the Pineapple Fruit Pot is lowest at 0g.
All 55 Greggs UK items in this section, ranked by salt from highest to lowest. The BBQ Chicken & Bacon Melt Baguette is highest at 2.9g and the White & Wholemeal Loaf is lowest at 0.32g.
All 42 Greggs UK items in this section, ranked by salt from highest to lowest. The Cheese Scone is highest at 2.1g and the Fruity Flapjack is lowest at 0g.
All 20 Greggs UK items in this section, ranked by salt from highest to lowest. The Savoury Mince Pie is highest at 2.1g and the Veggie Feast Pizza is lowest at 0.87g.
All 17 Greggs UK items in this section, ranked by salt from highest to lowest. The Mac & Cheese is highest at 1.9g and the Side Salad is lowest at 0.02g.
All 25 Greggs UK items in this section, ranked by salt from highest to lowest. The Large Mocha is highest at 0.78g and the Regular White Tea is lowest at 0g.
All 26 Greggs UK items in this section, ranked by salt from highest to lowest. The Sea Salt & Cider Vinegar Hand Cooked Crisps is highest at 0.68g and the Fairtrade Orange Juice 500ml is lowest at 0g.
NHS daily salt maximums are 6g for adults and ages 11 and over, 5g for ages 7 to 10 and 3g for ages 4 to 6. Greggs lists several regular size milk drinks with a salt figure of zero or close to it while the large sizes carry a real figure, so Boone scales the regular size from the large by milk protein.
Figures are from Greggs UK's nutrition guide, published September 2026, per item as sold. Decaf drinks share the figures of their standard versions and multipacks are multiples of a single item, so neither is listed separately. Discontinued items are excluded.