IHOP Double BLT

The IHOP Double BLT costs $14.79 with 870 calories — and the name tells you exactly what you are getting. IHOP’s official description: “6 slices of hickory-smoked bacon, fresh lettuce, tomato, & mayo on toasted white bread.” No chicken, no turkey, no steak. Six slices of the same custom-cured bacon that anchors the breakfast menu, doubled up against fresh lettuce and tomato. It is the simplest sandwich on the menu, and the cheapest.

This guide covers the price, why the doubled bacon changes the whole sandwich, the bacon math, nutrition, and how to order it right.

IHOP Double BLT Price

Listings from $13.99 to $17.51 appear across markets and delivery platforms, so confirm with your local restaurant. At $14.79 it is the cheapest sandwich in the lineup — the only one under $15. See the IHOP lunch menu for the full savory lineup.

Why 6 Slices Changes Everything

A standard BLT runs two or three slices of bacon, and the bacon often gets lost. Doubling to six slices is not a garnish — it makes the bacon the main ingredient, and it rebalances the whole sandwich.

The bacon is the protein

Every other IHOP sandwich leads with chicken, turkey, or steak. Here, six slices of hickory-smoked bacon are the centerpiece — smoky, salty, and substantial enough that nothing else is missed.

Bacon in every bite

With six slices layered across the bread, no bite is bacon-free. The classic BLT failure — all bread and lettuce in the middle — does not happen here.

The IHOP bacon advantage

IHOP built its breakfast reputation on custom-cured hickory-smoked bacon, cooked in-house. This sandwich is the purest delivery vehicle for it on the entire menu: no chicken breast competing, no cheese blend masking it.

The math works out to the cheapest sandwich being the one that shows off IHOP’s most famous ingredient. Bacon lovers should skip the other three and come here first.

What’s On It: Ingredients

Five components, the fewest of any sandwich here. The toasted white bread is a deliberate throwback — no multigrain, no grilled roll — because a BLT is a diner classic and IHOP plays it straight.

IHOP Double BLT Nutrition Facts

Six slices of bacon set the nutritional tone: this is the fattiest build per dollar on the menu, with sodium running past two grams. But at 870 calories it still sits well below the chicken sandwich and the turkey melt — the lightest lineup members after the Philly. Figures vary by location and preparation.

Ordering It Right

• This is the budget pick: cheapest sandwich on the menu — if price decides, this is the one.
• Mayo is load-bearing: the classic BLT formula needs the mayo; skipping it leaves the sandwich dry.
• Add cheese if you want heft: ask for American or the four-cheese blend to bridge the gap to the bigger sandwiches.
• Fries work here: at 870 calories there is room for a side without crossing 1,000.
• Bacon purists: this is the only sandwich where IHOP’s famous bacon is the headliner rather than a supporting player — the IHOP breakfast lineup is the other place to find it stacked high.

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