Wetherspoon Chicken Wings with Naga Chilli Sauce (10pc) carries 8.2g of salt, 137% of an adult's daily limit and 273% of the limit for a child aged 4 to 6. Below are 309 Wetherspoon UK items ranked by salt.
All 43 Wetherspoon UK items in this section, ranked by salt from highest to lowest. Wetherspoon Chicken Wings with Naga Chilli Sauce (10pc) is highest at 8.2g and Wetherspoon Chicken Bites (5pc) is lowest at 0.7g.
All 21 Wetherspoon UK items in this section, ranked by salt from highest to lowest. Wetherspoon Fried Halloumi-Style Cheese Burger is highest at 7.4g and Wetherspoon Classic Burger with Side Salad is lowest at 1.6g.
All 25 Wetherspoon UK items in this section, ranked by salt from highest to lowest. Wetherspoon Korean BBQ Beef Pizza (11") is highest at 7.1g and Wetherspoon Garlic Pizza Bread (8") is lowest at 1.4g.
All 77 Wetherspoon UK items in this section, ranked by salt from highest to lowest. Wetherspoon Beef Madras is highest at 6.7g and Wetherspoon Children's Tomato & Mascarpone Pasta is lowest at 0.4g.
All 31 Wetherspoon UK items in this section, ranked by salt from highest to lowest. Wetherspoon British Beef & Pancetta Lasagne with Chips is highest at 6.4g and Wetherspoon Coleslaw Jacket Potato is lowest at 0.7g.
All 48 Wetherspoon UK items in this section, ranked by salt from highest to lowest. Wetherspoon Large Breakfast is highest at 6.2g and Wetherspoon Fresh Fruit Bowl is lowest at 0g.
All 64 Wetherspoon UK items in this section, ranked by salt from highest to lowest. Wetherspoon Garlic Pizza Bread with Cheese (11") is highest at 3.5g and Wetherspoon Tenderstem Broccoli and Peas is lowest at 0g.
Salt figures are Wetherspoon’s published figures from Wetherspoon’s UK allergen and nutrition service, checked 3 October 2026 using a pub in England, per dish as served. Wetherspoon rounds salt to whole grams, so Boone works it back from the published reference intake percentage to one decimal place. Daily salt limits are 6g for adults and ages 11 to 17, 5g for ages 7 to 10 and 3g for ages 4 to 6. For poppadums Boone uses the salt figure from Wetherspoon’s Irish menu, because the UK figure is out of line with the calories; curries served with poppadums are shown as published and may be overstated.
All 309 food items on the Wetherspoon UK pages are ranked. Children’s dishes sit alongside the adult dishes of the same kind. Optional extras, toppings and add-ons are not ranked, nor are the five older pages for dishes no longer on the UK menu. Wetherspoon does not publish portion weights or per 100g figures, so no healthiest or unhealthiest ranking using the government’s nutrient profiling model is offered for this menu.