Fast Food - It's Getting Healthier
Posted on Mar 11th 2009 5:00PM by Bev SklarThe "Chicago Tribune" has the scoop on the grilled tilapia platter off the Freshside Grille menu, which includes rice and veggies on the side. If tilapia is not your thing, try the salmon or scampi -- nothing fried. Whatever you do, don't succumb to fried temptation, plan your healthy meal ahead via the Silver's easy-to-navigate nutrition calculator.
Until fast food chains include nutritional breakouts at point-of-sale, figuring out the healthiest sandwich, salad or slice of pizza can be a guessing game. Try the Fast Food Quiz from AOL Health below and you'll get what I mean. I'm annoyed I missed that Jamba Juice smoothie question at the end. How'd you do?
Fast Food Calories
When it comes to pizza, a slice of Six-Cheese (from a 10-inch, original crust) Papa John's pizza is a smarter bet than a slice of the Italian Meats Trio.
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If you're having a side of soup, Chili con Carne from Subway is lower in calories than the New England Clam Chowder.
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- False
When you make a run for the border, the Chicken Burrito Supreme from Taco Bell is a more diet-friendly option than the Grilled Beef Stuffed Burrito.
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- False
For a simple sandwich that won't wreck your waistline, choose the Schlotzky's Albuquerque Turkey (size small) over Chicken and Pesto.
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- False
At the Wendy's drive-thru, ordering the Jr. Cheeseburger is the better calorie decision compared to the Southwest Taco Salad.
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- False
For a low-cal caffeine fix, choose a Starbucks no-whip White Hot Chocolate instead of the White Chocolate Mocha Frappuccino Light Blended Coffee.
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- False
When you crave a toasted sandwich at Quizno's, the Black Angus Steak on Rosemary Parmesan is a smarter order than their Balsamic Chicken Sammie.
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- False
The Jamba Juice Orange Dream is a safer smoothie than the Strawberry Nirvana.
- True
- False












