[ SECRET POST #3076 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3076 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Rants thread

[(Anonymous)]

The chicken BLT salad is either 380 cals for the grilled version or 510 for the crispy version.

The cheeseburgers run from 440-1000+ cals depending on the size. The 440 calorie burger comes as part of a meal, so of course the entire meal would be more overall unless you were just eating the burger by itself.

I will agree that fast food places aren't the best examples of making healthy choices however, because unless you've done your homework (which OP may have done) the "healthy" choices aren't always especially healthy. As you've pointed out, in some cases the percieved unhealthy foods contain fewer calories than the healthy options (albeit arguably fewer nutrients too). Seeing something called a salad does not automatically make it the healthy option.

Re: Rants thread

[(Anonymous)]

Well, calorie count isn't the be-all end-all either. 380 calories of mixed greens and grilled chicken is still going to be healthier than 380 calories of the kind of hamburger you get at DQ, and I daresay 500 calories of salad is better for you than 380 calories of fast-food burger.