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 Member 17 Level 29.62 Feb 2006 |
I would simply like healthy alternatives on all fast food places' dollar menus.
Since I started on a diet 3 months ago, I studied all the major fast food nutritional charts. Yup, I pretty much couldn't eat anything on the McDonald's or Burger King menu. HOWEVER, Wendy's and Taco Bell had good options. Wendy's had small chili (good protein, low cal, low fat), side salad with fat free dressing (veggies, low cal, no fat). Taco Bell had "fresco style" versions of their chicken/steak soft tacos and hard tacos (good protein, low cal, low fat). That's about all I can eat from fast food, though (and the taco bell one isn't as cheap as I'd like since the chicken and steak are 1.69 each as opposed to the "BIG BELL VALUE MENU" which has a 1/2 pound fatty burrito for a buck). I just want to be able to eat at McDonald's or Burger King again for cheap (and healthy). Jam it back in, in the dark. |
Member 17 Level 29.62 Feb 2006 |
Healthy Choice, Lean Cuisine, and SmartOnes (bleh) are a lot healthier than normal TV dinners. Plus, they're cheap if you get them in bulk. It's silly to compare to Hungry Man, which is packed with sodium and fat.
I lost most of my weight due to a diet that included a lot of Lean Cuisine meals. How ya doing, buddy? |
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