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McDonald's US Spicy Snack Wrap with a crispy chicken strip, lettuce, shredded cheese and spicy pepper sauce in a tortilla

McDonald's US Spicy Snack Wrap nutrition

Figures from McDonald’s US nutrition information , collected by Boone, checked 11 September 2026

Your order
Who is eating
390calories20% of the day
Where the calories come from
17%33%51%
ProteinCarbsFat
!Sodium is the one to watch: 43% of her Daily Value in one wrap.
CaloriesEnergy390 cal20%
Estimated need 2,000 calories (USDA)
Added sugarLow1g2%
Daily Value 50g; 10g a meal (DGA)
Saturated fatHigh6g30%
Daily Value 20g
SodiumHigh1,000mg43%
Limit 2,300mg (CDRR)
FibreTarget2g7%
Target 28g (14g per 1,000 calories)
ProteinTarget17g34%
Daily Value 50g

Spicy Snack Wrap, as published. High and Low follow FDA’s 20% and 5% Daily Value marks. Calorie split calculated by Boone. How

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What McDonald's US Spicy Snack Wrap means for you

The Spicy Snack Wrap as published, seen four ways.

Adult

2 of 3 are 20% of the Daily Value or more in one wrap, FDA’s mark for high.

20%of 2,000 calories (390 calories)
High30%saturated fat: 6g of 20g DV
High43%sodium: 1,000mg of 2,300mg DV
Low2%added sugar: 1g of 50g DV

Sodium is the biggest issue: 1,000mg is 43% of the Daily Value in one wrap.

Sausage BurritoLower sodiumSausage Burrito →800mg sodium (35% DV), 310 calories

McDonald's US Spicy Snack Wrap allergens

3 contain0 may contain6 not declared
MilkContains
EggsContains
WheatContains
FishNot declared
Crustacean shellfishNot declared
Tree nutsNot declared
PeanutsNot declared
SoybeansNot declared
SesameNot declared
The 9 major US allergens. As declared by McDonald’s USA. McDonald’s USA prepares food in shared kitchens, so no item can be guaranteed allergen free.

Sugar in McDonald's US Spicy Snack Wrap: added vs total

Sources read from the ingredient listHow
Total sugars2gPublished by McDonald’s USA
Added sugars1gPublished by McDonald’s USA. 0.2 teaspoons
  • 1g added sugar: sugar in the McCrispy chicken strip, sugar in the flour tortilla, sugar in the spicy pepper sauce
  • 1g not added: lactose in the shredded cheddar/jack cheese, sugars naturally present in the McCrispy chicken strip, sugars naturally present in the spicy pepper sauce

Sugar naturally in milk, fruit and vegetables is not added sugar. Dietary Guidelines →

1g of added sugar against US guidance
Daily Value 50g a day2%
Age 11 and over 10g a meal10%
Age 10 and under none advisedOver

Nutrient density: what you get per 100 calories

For smaller portions: the most nutrition per calorie, against all 247 McDonald’s US items.

Calculated by BooneHow
More protein per calorie than 79% of the menu, and more fibre per calorie than most.
Protein4.4g per 100 calories
This item
4.4g
Menu average
2.7g
Best: McCrispy Strips (smaller)
7.8g

More protein per calorie than 79% of the 247 items on the menu.

Fibre0.51g per 100 calories
This item
0.51g
Menu average
0.28g
Best: Hash Browns
1.43g

More fibre per calorie than 89% of the 247 items on the menu.

Vitamins and minerals

McDonald’s USA does not publish vitamins or minerals for this item, so Boone does not estimate them.

FDA ‘healthy’ test

Fails2 of 3 limits exceeded
as a main dish

Would not meet FDA’s ‘healthy’ criteria for a main dish: over the sodium and saturated fat limits.

43 of 247 McDonald’s US items are within the limits for their category. Portion weight estimated by Boone from similar items.

Judged as a main dish: limits are 15%, 20% and 15% of the Daily Value for added sugars, sodium and saturated fat. Main dishes must weigh at least 6oz (170g). Boone applies them to the serving as sold; McDonald’s USA makes no ‘healthy’ claim.
The three limits1 of 3 met
Sodium limit 460mg1,000mg over
217% of the limit
Saturated fat limit 3g6g over
200% of the limit
Added sugars limit 7.5g1g within
13% of the limit
Food groups at least 1/2 cup or oz equivalent from 2 groupsNot checked
Not needed: it already fails a limit.

FDA final rule, December 2024. Food makers must comply by 25 February 2028.

Ingredients in McDonald's US Spicy Snack Wrap

84 ingredients across 5 parts; 28 are additives or processed (orange).

56 basic, 28 orange
McCrispy chicken strip38 ingredients, 14 orange
bonelessskinlesschicken breast strips with rib meat containing: Up to 15% of a solution of water
Seasoningsaltsugaryeast extractgarlic powderonion powdernatural flavorsgrill flavor (from sunflower oil)
modified food starchsodium phosphate
Breaded withbleached wheat floursaltLeavening:sodium acid pyrophosphatesodium bicarbonatespiceyeastsugar
Battered withwaterbleached wheat flourmodified corn starchyellow corn floursaltLeavening:sodium acid pyrophosphatesodium bicarbonatespicenatural flavors (including extractives of celery seed)
Predusted withbleached wheat flourmodified corn starchwheat glutensaltspicesLeavening:sodium acid pyrophosphatesodium bicarbonateyeast extractnatural flavors (including extractives of celery seed)
cooked in vegetable oil (canola oil, corn oil, soybean oil, hydrogenated soybean oil)
Flour tortilla16 ingredients, 6 orange
enriched flour (bleached wheat flour, malted barley flour, niacin, reduced iron, thiamine mononitrate, riboflavin, folic acid)watershortening (interesterified soybean oil, soybean oil, hydrogenated soybean oil, hydrogenated cottonseed oil)sugar
Leaveningbaking sodacorn starchsodium aluminum sulfatecalcium sulfatemonocalcium phosphate
saltmono-diglyceridesvital wheat gluten
Dough Conditionersodium metabisulfitecorn starchmicrocrystalline cellulosedicalcium phosphate
Spicy pepper sauce22 ingredients, 7 orange
soybean oilwaterdistilled vinegaregg yolkhabanero peppersaltsugarmustard seedgarliconionxanthan gumred bell pepperlactic acidpropylene glycol alginatespicenatural flavoroleoresin paprika (color)sodium benzoatepotassium sorbatepaprikaturmericcalcium disodium edta (protect flavor)
Shredded lettuce1 ingredient, 0 orange
lettuce
Shredded cheddar/jack cheese7 ingredients, 1 orange
Cheddar Cheesecultured pasteurized milksaltenzymesannatto (color)
monterey jack cheese (cultured pasteurized milk, salt, enzymes)potato starch (to prevent caking)natamycin (natural mold inhibitor)

Quick answers

How many calories are in a McDonald's US Spicy Snack Wrap?+

390 calories as published. That is 20% of the 2,000-calorie Daily Value used on US food labels.

Is a McDonald's US Spicy Snack Wrap suitable for children?+

For a child aged 4 to 8 it is 67% of the day’s 1,500mg sodium limit in one item. It has 1g of added sugar, and the Dietary Guidelines advise none for children aged 10 and under. A Sausage Burrito has 800mg of sodium, 53% of that limit.

How much sugar is in a McDonald's US Spicy Snack Wrap?+

2g of total sugars, of which 1g is added sugar as published. That is 0.2 teaspoons and 2% of the 50g Daily Value. The Dietary Guidelines advise no more than 10g of added sugar a meal from age 11.

How much protein is in a McDonald's US Spicy Snack Wrap?+

17g, 4.4g per 100 calories. It ranks #34 of 237 items on the menu for protein. The McCrispy Strips (smaller) gives the most protein for the calories, 7.8g per 100 calories.

Is a McDonald's US Spicy Snack Wrap healthy by FDA’s definition?+

No. Judged as a main dish, it is over FDA’s limit for sodium and saturated fat. This is Boone’s reading of the FDA criteria; McDonald’s USA makes no ‘healthy’ claim.

Is a McDonald's US Spicy Snack Wrap ultra-processed?+

Yes, NOVA group 4. The ingredient list includes emulsifiers, emulsifying salts, flour treatment agents and acidity regulators.

Which allergens are in a McDonald's US Spicy Snack Wrap?+

Of the 9 major US allergens, it contains milk, eggs and wheat.

Where the figures come from

Source. McDonald’s US nutrition information , per item as sold.

Collected. Copied by Boone from McDonald’s USA’s published figures. Data checks are led by Murray Dare.

Calculated by Boone. Labelled where it appears.

References. FDA Daily Values; USDA estimated calorie needs; Dietary Guidelines for Americans, 2025 to 2030; sodium limits by age from the National Academies; FDA ‘healthy’ claim criteria.

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