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Sweetgreen Chicken Sesame Crunch Calories and Nutrition

See Chicken Sesame Crunch calories, protein, carbs, fat, fiber, sugar, and sodium, with prepared-salad and modification guidance.

Sweetgreen Chicken Sesame Crunch salad with chicken, cabbage slaw, sesame crunch, crispy noodles, carrots, kale, romaine, and vinaigrette
Sweetgreen Chicken Sesame Crunch salad with chicken, cabbage slaw, sesame crunch, crispy noodles, carrots, kale, romaine, and vinaigrette Image retained locally from the dated menu evidence.
Short answer: Sweetgreen Chicken Sesame Crunch has 615 calories in the complete July 2026 nutrition-guide row used by this site. The 496-gram salad also lists 35 grams of protein, 54 grams of carbohydrates, 29 grams of fat, 9 grams of fiber, and 1,435 milligrams of sodium.

The 615-calorie value represents the full named salad, not chicken, crispy noodles, or vinaigrette by itself. The Sweetgreen Calorie Calculator stores the complete prepared row as one product so its calories and other nutrition fields remain aligned.

The local source record used here does not include a separate dated menu-page calorie comparison for Chicken Sesame Crunch. This guide therefore reports the 615-calorie Nutrition + Allergens Guide row and does not invent a second value, assume that two sources agreed, or present the snapshot as permanently current.

Chicken Sesame Crunch nutrition facts

The complete guide row lists 615 calories, 29 grams of total fat, 4 grams of saturated fat, zero grams of trans fat, 55 milligrams of cholesterol, 1,435 milligrams of sodium, 54 grams of carbohydrates, 9 grams of fiber, 21 grams of sugar, and 35 grams of protein.

FieldAmountFieldAmount
Calories615Protein35 g
Total fat29 gSaturated fat4 g
Carbohydrates54 gFiber9 g
Sugar21 gSodium1,435 mg

The 35 grams of protein should be read with the salad’s 54 grams of carbohydrates, 29 grams of fat, 21 grams of sugar, and 1,435 milligrams of sodium. Those values describe one defined prepared product, not a custom chicken serving placed on plain greens.

What the complete salad includes

The local description lists antibiotic-free roasted chicken, napa cabbage slaw, sesame crunch, crispy noodles, shredded cabbage, raw carrots, organic shredded kale, chopped romaine, and citrus sesame vinaigrette. The 615-calorie total covers that entire prepared combination.

Chicken supplies much of the protein. Crispy noodles and sesame crunch add prepared crunchy components, while cabbage, carrots, kale, and romaine form the vegetable base. Citrus sesame vinaigrette is already represented in the named recipe. The source does not provide an exact nutrient subtotal for each component inside the salad.

The Sweetgreen dressing calorie guide is useful when an additional dressing serving is ordered. It should not be added merely because vinaigrette appears in the product description; doing so would count a represented component twice.

How Chicken Sesame Crunch compares with other salads

Within the same dated salad category, Chicken Sesame Crunch lists 615 calories and 35 grams of protein. Guacamole Greens lists 575 calories and 29 grams, Buffalo Chicken lists 580 calories and 37 grams, BBQ Chicken Salad lists 585 calories and 27 grams, and Kale Caesar lists 510 calories and 41 grams.

Chicken Sesame Crunch lists 21 grams of sugar and 1,435 milligrams of sodium. Guacamole Greens lists 7 grams of sugar and 1,020 milligrams of sodium, Buffalo Chicken lists 12 grams and 1,940 milligrams, BBQ Chicken Salad lists 24 grams and 1,400 milligrams, and Kale Caesar lists 5 grams and 1,400 milligrams.

These are complete rows from one dated source collection, not a ranking or a personal recommendation. The Sweetgreen protein guide explains why prepared-product protein is not interchangeable with one custom chicken portion. The menu calorie directory keeps every comparison attached to the correct product, category, serving, image, and source note.

How to model additions and recipe changes

If the standard Chicken Sesame Crunch salad matches the order, add it once. Add extra chicken, additional dressing, another topping, a side, dessert, or drink only when it is actually included. Separate lines preserve the prepared baseline and make extras visible.

Removing crispy noodles, sesame crunch, chicken, or vinaigrette may change the restaurant total, but subtracting a separate Create Your Own serving from 615 can create false precision. The portion inside the named salad may differ from a custom serving, and official source rows may be rounded independently.

  1. Start with the correct product. Use 615 calories only when the complete standard salad is the baseline.
  2. Use the supported source value. This local record supplies the 615-calorie guide row and no separate menu-page comparison.
  3. Add real extras separately. Extra chicken, vinaigrette, toppings, sides, or drinks should remain visible.
  4. Use custom mode for a major rebuild. Select the closest represented portions instead of subtracting assumed recipe amounts.
  5. Review the full panel. Compare protein, fat, carbohydrates, fiber, sugar, sodium, and calories together.

Ingredient and allergen limits

The local description tags sesame, wheat, and meat. Those tags are relevant to the sesame components, crispy noodles, chicken, and represented vinaigrette, but they cannot guarantee allergy safety. Recipes, suppliers, substitutions, shared preparation areas, equipment, and cross-contact practices can change.

The site’s nutrition source guide explains the dated evidence, field definitions, and prepared-versus-custom boundary. Verify current ingredients and allergen details with Sweetgreen’s official Nutrition + Allergens Guide whenever those details affect an order.

Bottom line: Chicken Sesame Crunch is 615 calories in this site’s July 2026 complete salad row, with 35 grams of protein, 9 grams of fiber, and 1,435 milligrams of sodium. Count the prepared salad once and model only genuine extras or major custom changes separately.

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