30 Actually Healthy Fast Food Orders

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500 calories
15 g fat
1 g saturated fat
5 g fiber
35 g protein

Jimmy John’s: Slim 2 Roast Beef on Thick-Cut Wheat

We think the Slim 2 on Thick-Cut Wheat is the best option, although if calories are your main goal, the French bread is slightly lower calorie. We chose wheat because it adds a boost of fiber that our systems need. This eight-inch sandwich is sure to fill you up! If you really want to cut calories, you can go for the "unwich" option, which is a lettuce wrap. 

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