Wagamama Kids Mini Brownie Bite

Wagamama kids mini brownie bite costs £2.70 and carries 213 kcal, the biggest count of any dessert on the wagamama kids menu. It is exactly what the name promises: a small square of chocolate brownie under a dusting of icing sugar, the child sized cut of the chocolate brownie on the adult list. It also holds a distinction on this site: it is the only kids dessert wagamama prices, so every other kids pudding here borrows its figure as an estimate.

The bite eats dense and fudgy rather than cakey, and the icing sugar is the entire decoration, which suits it. A brownie is the lowest risk dessert order on any children's menu, and this one is honest about scale: a bite, not a slab, sized so a full kids main still fits underneath it. For the parent it is also the least messy dessert on the list to supervise, with no sauce to migrate onto sleeves.

The mini brownie bite calories run to roughly half again any of the sauced ice cream scoops and about ten times the tropical fruit ice lolly, and the sugar tells the same story at around 19 g, which is the entire daily free sugar cap the NHS sets for a child aged 4 to 6. Salt is listed at zero and the fibre is respectable for a dessert, courtesy of the cocoa. The serious line on the sheet is the nut warning: wagamama lists eggs, milk and soya as contained, and flags that the bite may contain almonds, hazelnuts, pecans, pistachios and walnuts. That makes it the one kids dessert to avoid outright with a nut allergy, and the shared kitchen means staff need telling about any allergy regardless of the dish chosen.

On cost, anyone asking how much is the kids mini brownie bite gets a straight answer for once, £2.70 on the printed menu, the level the estimated kids desserts cluster around. It is the value pick of the kids sweet list, the most dessert for the money by a distance. Adults wanting the full size experience have the smoked chocolate caramel cake, and a scoop of miso caramel ice cream beside the bite turns it into a shared table pudding.