White Chocolate Cake Slice price and calories
White Chocolate Cake Slice at a glance
| Item | Price | Calories |
|---|---|---|
| White Chocolate Cake Slice | $5.49 | ~460 |
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Prices vary by franchise location — typically by 10–20% between markets. See the full price list for every item on the menu.
What it is
A dense white chocolate layer cake finished with buttercream, sold by the slice at roughly $5.49. It is the sweeter and richer of the two permanent cake options.
Order one, not two
The slices here are generous, and white chocolate buttercream is about as rich as cake gets. Most people ordering it for the first time do not finish it alone. If there are two of you, one slice and two forks is the sensible order — and it halves the roughly 460 calories.
White chocolate or red velvet?
Both are around $5.49 and around 460 calories, so the decision is purely taste. Red velvet with cream cheese frosting has a slight tang that stops it being cloying. White chocolate with buttercream does not — it is sweeter throughout. If you are sharing across a table, red velvet is the safer choice.
Whole cakes
Roughly $54.99 through catering, with notice. For larger groups the 50-piece chocolate crispy bites box at around $12.99 feeds far more people for far less.
Questions about White Chocolate Cake Slice
How much is the white chocolate cake at Chicken Salad Chick?
Around $5.49 per slice, or roughly $54.99 for a whole cake through catering.
Which cake is better, white chocolate or red velvet?
Both are the same price and roughly the same calories. Red velvet has cream cheese frosting with a slight tang; white chocolate with buttercream is sweeter throughout. For sharing across a mixed group, red velvet is the safer pick.
Do Chicken Salad Chick prices vary by location?
Yes, noticeably. Nearly every restaurant is franchise-owned and sets its own menu board prices, so a spread of 10–20% between markets is normal. Third-party delivery apps add another 15–25% on top. Every price on this site is a researched midpoint, not a quote.