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Least unhealthy options at McDonalds?
I'm going to the dreaded McD's tomorrow night
![]() Does anyone know what the least unhealthy things are that they serve (and no, not just bottled water!) A veggie burger maybe? I really don't know much about their menu beyond the Big Mac.... |
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The salads or fillet of fish perhaps. The menu has the full nutritional breakdown online.
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The salads or fillet of fish perhaps. The menu has the full nutritional breakdown online.
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The salads or fillet of fish perhaps. The menu has the full nutritional breakdown online.
Also not sure why a fillet o fish with tartar sauce would be any healthier than a McChicken sandwich with mayo. OP, one meal isn't going to make a dent. Unless you are eat McD breakfast, lunch and dinner every day then why are you even worried? |
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The salads are actually quite unhealthy due to the dressing.
Also not sure why a fillet o fish with tartar sauce would be any healthier than a McChicken sandwich with mayo. OP, one meal isn't going to make a dent. Unless you are eat McD breakfast, lunch and dinner every day then why are you even worried? |
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The salads are actually quite unhealthy due to the dressing.
Also not sure why a fillet o fish with tartar sauce would be any healthier than a McChicken sandwich with mayo. OP, one meal isn't going to make a dent. Unless you are eat McD breakfast, lunch and dinner every day then why are you even worried? |
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The grilled chicken salad with balsamic vinegar is ok. I used to eat that when dieting but still wanted to partake in the "junk food Friday" at work. They are actually quite nice to have.
If you want their real "junk food" then 6 chicken nuggets, medium fries and Diet Coke comes in around 600 calories which isn't too bad. |
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I'll probably be going most Thursday nights from now on. Not every meal, no, but once a week is still more than I'm comfortable with.
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Can I ask why you're being forced to go to McDonalds once a week?
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Ronald McDonald doesn't take any sh*t these days, he's actively coralling people into his restaurants.
![]() If he tries to drag me in I'll knock his red nose off. |
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![]() If he tries to drag me in I'll knock his red nose off. |
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The salads are actually quite unhealthy due to the dressing.
Also not sure why a fillet o fish with tartar sauce would be any healthier than a McChicken sandwich with mayo. OP, one meal isn't going to make a dent. Unless you are eat McD breakfast, lunch and dinner every day then why are you even worried? |
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I believe he's got the Hamburglar involved now as well.
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The OP has not been back to the thread in days. Do you reckon Ronald has gone a step further and is keeping him locked in the cellar, forcing burgers upon him? A bit like a jolly fast food Fritzl.
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