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Cheap and healthy food

Can you combine cheap restaurant deals and healthy food or are we stuck with hot dogs, bacon & egg and burgers?


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I think you have to know what food items you are looking for like the egg white sandwich and coffee deal at Dunkin Donuts. Wendy's offers chili and plain baked potatoes and side salads with fat free french dressing. Even a small hamburger at Mc Donalds is okay and ask for some tomatoes and lettuce on it. Roberta
Posted 2009-02-20T22:03:08Z
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I can eat a McChicken Sandwich and a side salad and have an unsweetened ice tea for under $4.  It's even healthier if you only eat half of the bread, get the sandwich with no mayo, and use balsamic vinegarette for salad dressing.
Posted 2009-02-20T23:13:20Z
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You can get a healthy salad with chicken at fast food places just leave off the dressing.
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I like to buy salads by the pound at the work canteen. I should only have one dressing.. but I usually have two and one pack of salteens.. I am losing weight so it must be helping. I sometimes have  the two for one price egg McMuffin for breakfast and have the other one for dinner or lunch. I live alone and hate to mess up the kitchen, lean cusines and healthy choice and  Skinney Cow Chocolate Milk and Ascia Juice round out my menu.  I snack of whole cranberry sauce with peacans and whipped topping.. Makes an awesome dessert.
Posted 2009-02-22T12:46:24Z
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Firstly, it is PATHETIC that all the restaurants on that list are JUNK food havens... horrible!!! The OBESITY problem in this country is epidemic. Uhmmm... I wonder why??? Sugar, sugar, sugar, sugar, sugar, and did I hear someone say more sugar!!! UHK!!! We are killing ourselves because we allow manufacturers to put all this SUGAR in our foods. Carbs are not bad... however, process SUGAR are!!!

If I only had fie ($5) dollars to spend on food I would eat at Subway. The only thing I would eat on whole grain bread (do they have any) albacore tuna, onions, tomatoes, and black olives and a bottle of water... (a half sandwich)
Posted 2009-03-03T13:06:20Z
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subway has some best and most healthy deals for $7.00.

Posted 2009-03-17T13:32:44Z
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Fast food chains have made it easier to eat healthier fast food.  While not a replacement for fresh foods cooked at home, Burger King's veggie burger without mayo or fries works for me in a pinch.  Taco Cabana's soft black bean taco is also a life saver when there's no time to cook.  Occasionally, a Taco Bell small bean burritto with no cheese is also a way to survive long road trips where there are few healthy choices.
Posted 2009-04-06T21:56:16Z
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