Outback Baby Back Ribs Full
Outback Baby Back Ribs Full is the full-rack ribs entrée, smoked, grilled and finished with tangy BBQ sauce, then served with two freshly made sides. This independent guide currently uses $30.49 as its reference price and 1,430 calories as the menu-page calorie figure. Prices and published nutrition can vary by restaurant and can change, so confirm the current details for your selected Outback location before ordering.
Quick Answer
The Outback Baby Back Ribs Full is a full rack of ribs served with two freshly made sides. This guide lists a reference price of $30.49. Current official Outback location menus show the Full Rack at 1,430 calories, while Outback’s September 2026 nutrition PDF lists 1,440 calories. Because the first-party sources are not perfectly synchronized, check the current menu and nutrition resource for the location you plan to visit.
Outback Baby Back Ribs Full Quick Facts
| Item | Outback Baby Back Ribs Full Rack |
|---|---|
| Reference price on this guide | $30.49 |
| Current location-menu calories | 1,430 calories |
| September 2026 nutrition-PDF calories | 1,440 calories |
| Serving | Full rack |
| Included sides | Two freshly made sides |
| Preparation | Smoked, grilled and brushed with tangy BBQ sauce |
What Comes With the Full Rack?
The standard Full Rack is a larger ribs portion finished with BBQ sauce and served with two sides. The exact side choices, price and availability can differ by restaurant. For broader dinner comparisons, see the Outback dinner menu with prices.
Outback Baby Back Ribs Full Nutrition
The table below follows Outback Steakhouse’s nutrition PDF created in September 2026. It differs from some current restaurant menu pages, which display 1,430 calories for the Full Rack. The nutrition PDF should be checked again before ordering if an exact current figure matters.
| Nutrition item | Full Rack |
|---|---|
| Calories | 1,440 |
| Fat calories | 1,040 |
| Total fat | 119 g |
| Saturated fat | 32 g |
| Trans fat | 1 g |
| Cholesterol | 345 mg |
| Sodium | 2,000 mg |
| Carbohydrate | 60 g |
| Fiber | 3 g |
| Sugar | 39 g |
| Protein | 94 g |
Full Rack vs Half Rack
The Full Rack is the larger portion. Outback’s September 2026 nutrition PDF lists the Half Rack at 720 calories and the Full Rack at 1,440 calories. If you want the smaller portion page, see Outback Baby Back Ribs Half.
Why the Price Can Be Different
Outback prices are location-specific. Recent official restaurant pages checked for this update showed different Full Rack prices depending on the restaurant, so the $30.49 figure on this independent guide should be treated as a reference rather than a nationwide fixed price. Always select your restaurant on the official Outback menu for the most current local price.
Related Outback Guides
- Outback Dinner Menu With Prices
- Outback Dinner Calories Guide 2026
- Outback Nutrition & Calories Guides
- Outback Menu Prices 2026
Frequently Asked Questions
How many calories are in Outback Baby Back Ribs Full?
Current Outback location menu pages can show 1,430 calories, while the September 2026 official nutrition PDF lists 1,440 calories for the Full Rack. Check the latest official resource when you need the most current figure.
How much is the Outback Baby Back Ribs Full Rack?
This guide uses $30.49 as its reference price, but Outback menu prices vary by restaurant and ordering channel. Your selected location’s current menu is the best source for the price you will actually pay.
Does the Full Rack come with sides?
Yes. Current official menu listings describe the Full Rack as being served with two freshly made sides.
What is the difference between the Full Rack and Half Rack?
The Full Rack is the larger ribs portion. The September 2026 Outback nutrition PDF lists 1,440 calories for the Full Rack and 720 calories for the Half Rack before considering any separate sides or customizations not included in the stated serving.
Is OutbackMenuPrice.com the official Outback Steakhouse website?
No. OutbackMenuPrice.com is an independent menu-price and nutrition guide and is not affiliated with or endorsed by Outback Steakhouse.
Sources & Official References
- Official Outback Steakhouse Menu
- Official Outback Nutrition Information
- Official Outback Nutrition PDF
- Official Outback Locations
Editorial note: Prices, calories, recipes, sides and availability can change by location and over time. This page is an independent informational guide and does not replace current first-party menu, nutrition or allergen information.
Last Updated: September 22, 2026
