Bill Miller breakfast extras run $0.30 to $4.20. A single tortilla is $0.30 for 170 calories — at 567 calories per dollar that is the best value item on the entire menu, by a wide margin. Watch the dozen: a dozen tortillas at $4.20 works out at $0.35 each, which is dearer than buying singles. Other extras include a jalapeño at $0.35, an extra roll at $0.45, a French loaf at $0.80, a 4-pack of jalapeños at $1.30 and three strips of bacon at $2.55.
This is the cheapest board at Bill Miller and it contains the single best value item on the whole menu. A tortilla costs $0.30 and carries 170 calories. That is 567 calories per dollar — nearly double the next best thing anywhere, including the brownie portion at 304 and every taco on the counter.
It also contains a genuine pricing trap that almost nobody checks. A dozen tortillas is $4.20, which is $0.35 each. Buying twelve singles is $3.60. The multipack is $0.60 more expensive — the opposite of what a dozen is supposed to mean, and the same surprise you get with chicken family packs.
Breakfast Extras — full price list
Every item with its price and, where published, its calorie count. Verified 4 August 2026.
170 kcalSingle TortillaOne flour tortilla.$0.30
Single JalapeñoOne pickled jalapeño.$0.35
140 kcalExtra RollOne dinner roll.$0.45
French LoafA single loaf portion from the bakery.$0.80
4 Pack JalapeñosFour jalapeños. Cheaper per pepper than buying singles.$1.30
Sausage PattyOne breakfast sausage patty.$1.90
15 kcalMarinated OnionsSweet-sour onions. 15 kcal.$2.25
PicklesSliced dill pickles.$2.25
80 kcalPortion of BBQ SauceSmall cup of Bar-B-Q sauce.$2.25
Portion of GravySmall cup of gravy.$2.25
150 kcal3 Strips Of BaconThree rashers.$2.55
140 kcalDozen TortillasTwelve tortillas — 35c each against 30c for one.$4.20| Item | Price |
|---|---|
| Single TortillaOne flour tortilla. 170 kcal | $0.30 |
| Single JalapeñoOne pickled jalapeño. | $0.35 |
| Extra RollOne dinner roll. 140 kcal | $0.45 |
| French LoafA single loaf portion from the bakery. | $0.80 |
| 4 Pack JalapeñosFour jalapeños. Cheaper per pepper than buying singles. | $1.30 |
| Sausage PattyOne breakfast sausage patty. | $1.90 |
| Marinated OnionsSweet-sour onions. 15 kcal. 15 kcal | $2.25 |
| PicklesSliced dill pickles. | $2.25 |
| Portion of BBQ SauceSmall cup of Bar-B-Q sauce. 80 kcal | $2.25 |
| Portion of GravySmall cup of gravy. | $2.25 |
| 3 Strips Of BaconThree rashers. 150 kcal | $2.55 |
| Dozen TortillasTwelve tortillas — 35c each against 30c for one. 140 kcal | $4.20 |
Every extra, and where the value is
Calories per dollar computed where Bill Miller publishes a figure.
| Item | Price | Calories | Calories per $ |
|---|---|---|---|
| Single Tortilla | $0.30 | 170 kcal | 567 — best on the menu |
| Extra Roll | $0.45 | 140 kcal | 311 |
| Portion of BBQ Sauce | $2.25 | 80 kcal | 36 |
| Dozen Tortillas | $4.20 | 140 kcal each (as published) | $0.35 each — dearer than singles |
| 3 Strips Of Bacon | $2.55 | 150 kcal | 59 |
| Marinated Onions | $2.25 | 15 kcal | 7 — worst on the menu |
| Single Jalapeño | $0.35 | — | Not published |
| French Loaf | $0.80 | — | Cheap way to add bread |
| 4 Pack Jalapeños | $1.30 | — | $0.33 each vs $0.35 single — a real saving |
| Sausage Patty | $1.90 | — | Not published |
| Pickles | $2.25 | — | Not published |
| Portion of Gravy | $2.25 | — | Not published |
The published dozen-tortilla calorie figure of 140 is per tortilla, and differs from the 170 shown for a single. We report both as published rather than reconciling them ourselves.
How to use this board
Buy tortillas singly, not by the dozen. Twelve singles is $3.60 against $4.20 for the dozen — you save $0.60 by asking for them one at a time. This is the clearest reverse-bulk pricing on the menu.
Jalapeños are the opposite: the 4-pack at $1.30 is $0.33 each against $0.35 singly. A small saving, but it does run the right way.
To bulk out a cheap meal, add tortillas. Two Bean Tacos at $2.20 plus two tortillas at $0.60 is $2.80 for roughly 800 calories. Nothing else on this menu feeds you that cheaply — our cheapest orders page builds four meals under five dollars on exactly this logic.
Avoid marinated onions on value grounds — $2.25 for 15 calories is 7 calories per dollar, the worst figure anywhere on the menu. Order them because you want them with your brisket, not because you want food.
A note on the sauce portions
BBQ sauce and gravy come in $2.25 portions here and as $2.85 sides on the breakfast sides board. If you only want sauce, the portion is the cheaper line to order from — a $0.60 difference for what is likely a smaller quantity.
Breakfast Extras — questions
How much is a tortilla at Bill Miller?
$0.30 for a single, and $4.20 for a dozen — which is $0.35 each, so singles are cheaper. Twelve singles cost $3.60 against $4.20 for the dozen.
Is the Bill Miller dozen tortillas a good deal?
No. At $4.20 it works out at $0.35 per tortilla against $0.30 bought singly, so the dozen costs $0.60 more for twelve. Buy them individually.
What is the best value item on the Bill Miller menu?
The $0.30 single tortilla, at 170 calories — 567 calories per dollar. Nothing else comes close. The full ranking is on our calorie page.
How much is bacon at Bill Miller?
$2.55 for three strips, carrying a published 150 calories. A Bacon Taco or Bacon & Egg Taco is usually the better buy if you want it as part of a meal rather than on its own.
Can I get extra jalapeños at Bill Miller?
Yes — $0.35 for one or $1.30 for a 4-pack, which is $0.33 each. One of the few genuine multipack savings on the menu, unlike the dozen tortillas.
Where this page's facts come from
- Bill Miller Bar-B-Q — official site — store list, nutrition calculator, rewards and ordering channels
- Bill Miller Nutrition Calculator — the only first-party calorie tool for this menu
- Bill Miller all-locations list — 74 stores with addresses and phone numbers
Prices marked cross-checked are corroborated against published Bill Miller listings but not yet confirmed from a photographed in-store board. See our verification method.
