30 Actually Healthy Fast Food Orders

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250 calories
11 g fat
4.5 g saturated fat
3 g fiber
34 g protein

Dairy Queen: Grilled Chicken BLT Salad

Dairy Queen doesn’t have a lot of salad options. Actually, there are just two. If your friends and family choose this restaurant, good luck. The grilled chicken BLT salad is a good choice, but these nutritional facts don’t include the dressing. Depending on what you choose, you could add another 15 to 210 calories to your meal. 

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