Independent Canada menu guide
Updated September 20, 2026
Wendy's Allergen Menu for Canada September 2026 (Updated)
A Chocolate Frosty® from the Canada board. Use it as a visual cue, then match milk, wheat, and other priority allergens to the item you actually order.
Quick summary
Wendy's allergen menu Canada covers Health Canada's 12 priority allergens with nutrition notes, menu calories context, gluten guidance, and PDF-style research help for Canada guests.
- Wendy's allergen menu Canada follows Health Canada's 12 priority allergens, including mustard and sulphites beyond the US FDA major-nine list.
- Use this page for PDF-style allergen research online, then confirm any official Wendy's PDF or live strip for the item you order.
- Gluten free Wendy's Canada is not a safe default in shared kitchens. Confirm the live strip on the Wendy’s nutrition and food allergens page and tell the crew if your diet is medically required.
Wendy's allergen menu Canada is for guests who need plain-language notes beside Canada menu photos. This page covers Health Canada's 12 priority food allergens (mustard, sesame seeds, sulphites, milk, eggs, fish, crustacean shellfish, mollusc shellfish, tree nuts, peanuts, wheat, and soybeans) and pairs each topic with a related product image from the Canada board. If you searched for a Wendy's allergen menu Canada PDF, start here online, then open any official PDF or chart Wendy's publishes for the item you plan to order.
People also search Wendy's nutrition Canada, Wendys nutrition chart Canada, Wendy's nutrition facts, and Wendy's calories Canada when they want menu calories context. Published calorie ranges on sandwiches, poutine, Wendy's Frosty Canada sizes, and breakfast items can change with drink size, toppings, and limited-time recipes, so treat any calorie note here as a guide and confirm the live card.
Gluten free Wendy's Canada is a common question. Wendy's Canada is not a dedicated gluten-free kitchen. Even when an item lists no wheat ingredients, shared fryers, toasters, and prep areas create cross-contact risk. The same caution applies to Wendy's poutine gluten free requests: cheese curds, gravy, and fries can still share equipment with wheat-containing foods.
For the full Wendy's Canada menu with prices and pictures, use our Wendy's Menu and Prices for Canada hub. For medically required diets, also review the Wendy’s nutrition and food allergens page and tell the crew before they assemble your order. Wendy-Menus is an independent guide, not The Wendy's Company.
Quick facts
Names, typical prices, and serving times in one place.
| Name | Details |
|---|---|
| Wendy’s | The restaurant brand (The Wendy’s Company). We are not that company. |
| This site | Wendy-Menus, an independent US menu guide |
| Allergen notes | US FDA Big 9; Canada priority allergens; shared fryers can still mix foods |
| What you'll find | Wendy's allergen menu Canada with nutrition Canada notes and menu photos |
| Canada list | Mustard, sesame, sulphites, milk, eggs, fish, crustacean, shellfish, tree nuts, peanuts, wheat, soy |
| Related menu | Wendy's Menu and Prices for Canada with photos and typical CAD prices |
| Authority note | Independent guide; confirm live strips on Wendy's Canada channels |
Health Canada priority allergens
Open a section to jump to milk, eggs, wheat, mustard, sulphites, and the other priority allergens, plus example Canada menu items with photos.
Allergen cards with menu photos
Each card explains where that allergen commonly shows up on the Canada board and pairs it with a related product photo.
Milk (dairy)
Cheese, Frosty®, creamy sauces, butter, and many breakfast builds. Example items on this guide: Chocolate Frosty®, Baconator®, Poutine. Cross-contact is still possible in shared kitchens.
Dave's Single®
Open the live Canada item card for the current allergen strip. Shared fryers and prep areas can still mix foods even when an ingredient list looks clean.
Full Wendy's Allergen Menu for Canada
All Health Canada priority allergen notes first, then example Canada menu items so you can compare the photo with the live app strip before you order.
Priority allergens(12)
Back to allergen sectionsMilk (dairy)
Cheese, Frosty®, creamy sauces, butter, and many breakfast builds. Example items on this guide: Chocolate Frosty®, Baconator®, Poutine. Cross-contact is still possible in shared kitchens.
Eggs
Breakfast sandwiches, some sauces, and bakery-style sides. Example items on this guide: Breakfast Baconator®, Bacon, Egg & Cheese Biscuit. Cross-contact is still possible in shared kitchens.
Fish
Listed when a fish entrée or sauce is on the regional board. Cross-contact is still possible in shared kitchens.
Crustacean shellfish
Not a core Canada burger allergen; confirm LTO seafood if offered. Cross-contact is still possible in shared kitchens.
Mollusc shellfish
Grouped with Health Canada priority labelling on the Canada menu. Cross-contact is still possible in shared kitchens.
Tree nuts
Watch salads and sweets with nut toppings (for example pecan). Shared prep still applies. Example items on this guide: Apple Pecan Chicken Salad. Cross-contact is still possible in shared kitchens.
Peanuts
Not a default burger build; check LTOs and sweets before you order. Cross-contact is still possible in shared kitchens.
Wheat
Buns, wraps, breaded chicken, biscuits, croissants, and many fried coatings. Example items on this guide: Dave's Single®, Spicy Chicken Sandwich, French Fries. Cross-contact is still possible in shared kitchens.
Soybeans
Common in buns, oils, and processed proteins on the Canada board. Example items on this guide: Dave's Double®, Classic Chicken Sandwich. Cross-contact is still possible in shared kitchens.
Sesame seeds
Often in bun toppings and some sauces, check the item allergen strip. Example items on this guide: Dave's Single®, Baconator®. Cross-contact is still possible in shared kitchens.
Mustard
Canada-specific priority allergen; shows up in sauces and some sandwich builds. Example items on this guide: Jr. Bacon Cheeseburger, Chili. Cross-contact is still possible in shared kitchens.
Sulphites
Canada-specific priority allergen (additive). Confirm on the live item card when listed. Cross-contact is still possible in shared kitchens.
Example Canada menu items(8)
Back to allergen sectionsDave's Single®
Open the live Canada item card for the current allergen strip. Shared fryers and prep areas can still mix foods even when an ingredient list looks clean.
Baconator®
Open the live Canada item card for the current allergen strip. Shared fryers and prep areas can still mix foods even when an ingredient list looks clean.
Chili
Open the live Canada item card for the current allergen strip. Shared fryers and prep areas can still mix foods even when an ingredient list looks clean.
Poutine
Open the live Canada item card for the current allergen strip. Shared fryers and prep areas can still mix foods even when an ingredient list looks clean.
Chocolate Frosty®
Open the live Canada item card for the current allergen strip. Shared fryers and prep areas can still mix foods even when an ingredient list looks clean.
Apple Pecan Chicken Salad
Open the live Canada item card for the current allergen strip. Shared fryers and prep areas can still mix foods even when an ingredient list looks clean.
French Fries
Open the live Canada item card for the current allergen strip. Shared fryers and prep areas can still mix foods even when an ingredient list looks clean.
Breakfast Baconator®
Open the live Canada item card for the current allergen strip. Shared fryers and prep areas can still mix foods even when an ingredient list looks clean.
| Priority allergen (Health Canada) | What to watch on the Canada board |
|---|---|
| Milk (dairy) | Cheese, Frosty®, creamy sauces, butter, and many breakfast builds. |
| Eggs | Breakfast sandwiches, some sauces, and bakery-style sides. |
| Fish | Listed when a fish entrée or sauce is on the regional board. |
| Crustacean shellfish | Not a core Canada burger allergen; confirm LTO seafood if offered. |
| Mollusc shellfish | Grouped with Health Canada priority labelling on the Canada menu. |
| Tree nuts | Watch salads and sweets with nut toppings (for example pecan). Shared prep still applies. |
| Peanuts | Not a default burger build; check LTOs and sweets before you order. |
| Wheat | Buns, wraps, breaded chicken, biscuits, croissants, and many fried coatings. |
| Soybeans | Common in buns, oils, and processed proteins on the Canada board. |
| Sesame seeds | Often in bun toppings and some sauces - check the item allergen strip. |
| Mustard | Canada-specific priority allergen; shows up in sauces and some sandwich builds. |
| Sulphites | Canada-specific priority allergen (additive). Confirm on the live item card when listed. |
Also see Wendy's Menu and Prices for Canada.
Price, calories, and timing
The numbers first, so you can decide before you reach the speaker.
- Hours vary by restaurant. Check the Wendy’s locator or app.
- There is no national price. Open the Wendy’s app with your restaurant selected.
- Listed calories are for a typical US build. Your bag can land a little higher or lower.
What to order with it
A named combo bundles fries and a drink. Pick sides on their own when you want to keep the calories or the total down.
- Natural-cut fries or chili
- A small Frosty or fountain drink
- Upgrade to a combo only if you want the bundled drink/fries
Allergens, fryers, and cross-contact
A clean ingredient list is not the whole story, because most stores fry several foods in the same oil. Here is what this item usually contains.
- Recipes vary by restaurant. Read our allergen guide and Wendy’s official nutrition PDF before you order.
How to order it at the speaker
Most kitchens will hold mayo, add bacon, or put chili on fries when the ingredient is already on the line. Expect a small upcharge, and skip invented secret-menu names.
- Say the item name first, then the change (“no mayo,” “extra pickle”).
- Delivery menus can be shorter and cost more than the dining room.
- Before about 10:30 a.m., many lunch sandwiches are not on the board yet.
Questions about Wendy's Allergen Menu for Canada
Who writes Wendy-Menus
Publisher: Wendy-Menus editorial (about us). We research the public Wendy’s menu and we are not The Wendy’s Company. Pages start from our archived menu listings and photos. Last reviewed September 20, 2026.
Limits: we do not run restaurants, take payment, or set a franchise’s price, toy, or limited-time item. If this page disagrees with the board at your store, the store is right. Send a correction.