Good Morning America’s food editor, Sara Moulton, tested 30 salads from major fast food restaurants for their nutritional value. In some cases you’d be better of eating a burger based on the fat and calorie count.
I used to think I was eating healthy by ordering a salad but I’m going to take a closer look at the ingredients from now on.
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I suppose it’s appropriate then to order a side of fries with your salad. mmmmmm fries.
» Comment by Mel on June 9, 2003 @ 9:32 amYou can’t win. I’d really like to be eating healthier, and I’ll grab a Wendy’s salad once in a while, but now I see those aren’t healthy either. Please, anyone, is it possible to have healthy and tasty together?
» Comment by Cameron on June 9, 2003 @ 11:44 amMaybe if you have Levi & Cameron cook for you.
» Comment by Renee on June 9, 2003 @ 3:08 pmOops, you are Cameron. Maybe if you have Levi and Jason cook for you. Perhaps something with rutabegas.
» Comment by Renee on June 9, 2003 @ 3:09 pmJason,
» Comment by Cameron on June 10, 2003 @ 10:24 amHow are you with Tofu?
Get the burger — it tastes better, anyway!
» Comment by David on June 11, 2003 @ 8:21 pmChick-Fil-A was not on the list….how healthy are their salads?? Does anyone know? They are across the street from my office, so I eat their salads almost daily for lunch.
» Comment by Amanda on August 21, 2003 @ 11:56 am