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    Talking Is McDonald's meal really that bad?

    When I only have 15 min for lunch, I usually go for McDonald's meal. Are they really that bad? McChicken meal looks good. I was wondering what's the total calories in McChicken meal(with middium fries and soda.)?

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    Hi maxxlina! welcome!

    For basic nutritional info, refer to the sticky:'fat loss tips' by w8. If I'm in a pinch and have to eat McD's I usually get the chicken ceasar salad with a lil' dressing.

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    hi there - do you meal the mcgrill? (the grilled chicken sandwich?)

    here's the info:

    calories: 450
    fat: 18 grams
    protein 26 grams
    carb 46 grams
    sodium 970 mg

    medium fries
    calories:450
    fat: 22 grams
    carb 57 grams
    sodium 290 mg

    so.....yes - really that bad!

    try packing your lunch. you'll do much better that way. much!
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    wow one meal is that bad ........... shocked...... hmmpz...... i think i also will cut down on my mac........

    ** shocked ** ..... nothing to say

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    Yes, McDonalds is pretty bad. However depending on what you get, you can significantly cut the fat. For instance get a regular hamburger then a cheese burger.
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    true - but not too much fat in 1 hamburger there but also not much protein either. won't kill you but seriously - it's crap food.

    there are choices that are much worse then others on their menu but none are really good choices - especially as a usual thing.
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    If you have to eat that shit, get a burger & salad, lose the bun and dressing unless it's plain oil&vinegar!

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    McDonald's is great if you like a lot fat, salt and sugar!

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    This is a fact: McDonald's is the world's largest consumer of cow eyeballs. That's right, cow eyeballs.

    Sure it's 100% beef. They just don't advertise what parts...
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    Originally posted by Showdown
    This is a fact: McDonald's is the world's largest consumer of cow eyeballs. That's right, cow eyeballs.

    Sure it's 100% beef. They just don't advertise what parts...

    LMAO!

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    So does that mean ....

    McDonald's = 'Fear Factor' ??

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    I will do my best to avoid McDonald now. Maybe once a month.

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    MacDonald's = full of trans-fats and hydrogenated fats.

    Nasty stuff.

    It does taste nice though, so once every blue moon for a treat is fine.

    Why don't you make your lunch the night before and take it with you?

    By the way, what job only has a 15 minute lunch break?
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