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Crumbed chicken tenders. Photo is illustrative.Item names and kilojoules: official menu, 30 October 2026.

Schnitz Tenders Australia: Every Pack and Box, With Kilojoules

Tom’s Signature Tenders give you chicken tenderloins in a buttermilk breader, sold as packs and boxes in Original or Spicy. Every tender uses the same hand-crumbed chicken tenderloin, so pack size and flavour create the difference between one serve and another on the menu.

  • 11 lines
  • Original and Spicy
  • Kilojoules 636 to 6,970
  • Checked 30 Oct 2026

This is an independent guide to the Schnitz menu. It is not affiliated with Schnitz, and it is not the official menu. Schnitz states that the menu may vary per restaurant.

This guide lists each of the 11 lines with official kilojoules, checked on the official menu on 30 October 2026. Kilojoules, written as kJ, are the energy unit used on Australian menus. Prices below are delivery prices from DoorDash listings at Victorian stores, checked on 6 November 2026.

Start with the table to compare all eleven lines side by side, then read the packs or boxes comparison before you choose. Ordering help, pairing ideas, and a plain explanation of delivery prices follow the table. Figures come from the official menu, and this independent guide is not affiliated with Schnitz.

Start here

What is on the Schnitz tenders menu

Tom’s Signature Tenders arrived as a later addition to the Schnitz menu, built around single chicken tenderloins rather than a schnitzel fillet. Each tenderloin carries a buttermilk breader, and the range offers two flavours: Original for a plain crumb, and Spicy for heat through the crumb itself.

Packs hold three, five, or ten tenders, while boxes pair tenders with Original chips, rainbow slaw, and a Signature Sauce dip. Single tenders sell on their own for a serve, and dunking cups cover the three sauces. Every line comes in Original or Spicy, so flavour stays your choice at any size.

The full list

All 11 tenders, with kilojoules

Pack and box figures come first in the table below, then single tenders, then the three dunking cups. All kilojoule figures come from the official menu checked on 30 October 2026. Prices are delivery figures from DoorDash listings at Victorian stores, checked on 6 November 2026, and labeled approximate.

Read each row as one line with its kilojoules and its delivery price, where a price is listed. Single tenders and dunking cups show PENDING because no delivery price was listed for them at the Victorian stores checked. Pack and box prices are the same across the stores checked.

ItemDescriptionkJDelivery price (approx.)
3 Pack
Original or Spicy
Three chicken tenderloins with a Signature Sauce dip.2,520$15.90
5 Pack
Original or Spicy
Five chicken tenderloins with a Signature Sauce dip.3,790$23.90
10 Pack
Original or Spicy
Ten chicken tenderloins with two Signature Sauce dips.6,970$45.90
Tender Box #2
Original or Spicy
Two tenders, small Original chips, rainbow slaw and a Signature Sauce dip.3,770$26.50
Tender Box #3
Original or Spicy
Three tenders, small Original chips, rainbow slaw and a Signature Sauce dip.4,410$30.50
Tender Box #5
Original or Spicy
Five tenders, small Original chips, rainbow slaw and a Signature Sauce dip.5,680$34.50
Original Single Tender
60g serving
One chicken tenderloin, Original crumb.636PENDING
Spicy Single Tender
60g serving
One chicken tenderloin, Spicy crumb.636PENDING
Signature Sauce
Dunking Cup
Signature Sauce in a dunking cup.2,640PENDING
Premium Ranch
Dunking Cup
Premium Ranch in a dunking cup.2,000PENDING
Premium Kettle-Cooked Gravy
Dunking Cup
Kettle-cooked gravy in a dunking cup.266PENDING

Source: official Schnitz menu page, checked 30 October 2026. Delivery prices: DoorDash listings at Victorian stores, checked 6 November 2026.

Packs or Boxes: How to Choose

A pack gives you tenders and a dip, nothing else, so it suits sharing or a plain serve. A box adds chips and slaw beside the tenders, turning the same chicken into a fuller meal. Compare the 5 Pack at 3,790 kilojoules with Box #5 at 5,680, since both hold five tenders.

Choose a pack when you want tenders alone, since the dip is the only extra. Choose a box when you want chips and slaw included, because the box builds the meal around the tenders. Single tenders work when you want one piece, and the 10 Pack suits a group feed.

Schnitz Tenders Nutrition: The Single Tender Baseline

One tender holds 636 kilojoules in either flavour, Original or Spicy, for a 60 gram serving. That single figure anchors the whole range, because packs scale by count. Three tenders in a pack hold 2,520 kilojoules, which is more than three singles, since the pack includes a Signature Sauce dip.

The official menu publishes a nutrition table for each item, the schnitz nutritional info readers ask for, covering energy, protein, fat, and sodium. Schnitz bases these tables on 8,700 kilojoules a day. For schnitz tenders calories, read the kilojoule figure on the official Schnitz menu page, the source for all figures here.

How to Order Schnitz Tenders

Pick a pack or a box from the tenders range first, then pick Original or Spicy, then decide on the meal deal. Packs and boxes already include a dip, so you need nothing extra to start eating. A box includes chips and slaw, while a pack leaves the side as your choice.

Melbourne stores included Richmond on Swan Street, Richmond VIC 3121, plus Hawthorn and Melbourne Central. Stores now trade across Australia, and schnitz delivery runs through the Schnitz website and app for a schnitz online order. Check the price at your own store before ordering in store, since delivery figures vary.

What Goes Well With Schnitz Tenders

Small Original Chips pair naturally with a tender pack, and they hold 1,910 kilojoules. Swap the chips for a side salad when you want a lighter side, since the official meal format allows that swap. Signature Sauce, Premium Ranch, and Kettle-Cooked Gravy cover the dipping options for tenders and chips alike.

Chips & Dips lists every chip size and dip, so check that page before you finalize your side. Wraps & Burgers covers the same schnitzel in a roll or a wrap, from lightest to largest. Both pages use the same official figures and the same labeled delivery prices as this guide.

Three Tender Options Worth a Closer Look

The 3 Pack is the smallest pack and the natural starting point, with three tenders and one Signature Sauce dip. It holds 2,520 kilojoules, making it the lightest pack on the list. Start here when you want a modest tender serve without a full box.

The 5 Pack sits in the middle of the range, with five tenders and one Signature Sauce dip. It holds 3,790 kilojoules, so it balances a proper serve with restraint. Pick this pack when you want more than the 3 Pack without reaching the largest pack.

Tender Box #5 is the fullest box, with five tenders, small Original chips, rainbow slaw, and a Signature Sauce dip. It holds 5,680 kilojoules, the highest box figure on the list. Choose this box when you want the complete tender meal in one serve.

Schnitz Tenders vs Wraps and Plates

Wraps and burgers serve the same schnitzel inside bread, while tenders sell as packs and boxes around tenderloins. Basic Instinct wrap holds 2,620 kilojoules, above a 3 Pack at 2,520. Choose tenders when you want chicken by the piece, and choose from tenders menu or the burger menu for food to carry.

Plates serve the same schnitzel with chips, or with chips plus a side salad, not as loose pieces. Schnitzel & Chips holds 3,260 kilojoules, sitting between a 3 Pack and a 5 Pack. Plates & Salads and Wraps & Burgers give the full figures for both ranges on this site.

About the Prices on This Page

The official menu page publishes items and kilojoules but no item prices, so prices here come from delivery listings instead. Figures below reflect DoorDash listings at Victorian stores, checked on 6 November 2026. Each figure is labeled approximate, and schnitz delivery prices vary by store.

Check the price at your own store before you order, since that figure is what you will pay. In-store prices are lower, and the tenders price range on delivery runs from $15.90 to $45.90. Schnitz states the menu may vary per restaurant, so treat any single price as local, not national.

Keep looking

Explore the rest of the menu

The other 7 categories on the menu, with the same official figures and the same labeled delivery prices.

Conclusion

The short version

Schnitz tenders cover eleven lines, two flavours, and one pattern: packs scale by count, boxes add chips and slaw. From a Melbourne café in 2007, Schnitz reached Liverpool, NSW, in 2014 as its interstate store and grew nationwide. Official kilojoules anchor every row, while prices reflect labeled delivery listings, not official figures.

Use the table to pick your pack or box, then check the comparison section before you lock in a size. Full menu guide puts all seven categories on one page when you want the menu. Chips & Dips settles your side before you order, with the same figures and the same honesty.

Questions

Frequently asked questions

How many kilojoules in a single Schnitz tender?

One tender holds 636 kilojoules in either flavour, Original or Spicy, for a 60 gram serving.

What is the difference between a tender pack and a tender box?

A pack holds tenders and a dip only. A box adds small Original chips and rainbow slaw beside the tenders.

Which Schnitz tender pack is the best value?

The 10 Pack holds the most tenders per serve at 6,970 kilojoules. Compare the per-tender price at your own store before you choose.

Do Original and Spicy tenders have the same kilojoules?

Yes. A single Original tender and a single Spicy tender both hold 636 kilojoules for a 60 gram serving.

Can I order Schnitz tenders for delivery?

Yes. Schnitz delivery runs through the Schnitz website and app, and through delivery apps. Prices vary by store and by channel.

Are these prices the same in store?

No. Prices here are DoorDash delivery figures from Victorian stores, checked on 6 November 2026, and they vary by store. In-store prices are typically lower.

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