Time for another food post!This time we look atburger King.Like itrode Robin, Burger King has an adaptable menu.So far fast food is going, Joe has been the best happiness with Burger King.de iseverywhere, Whether you do shopping and need a snack or need a long road trip and needs dinner, it is a great opportunity.
Some of our favorite friendly options are:
Whopper, Jr., 230 mg when you remove pickles, ketchup and mayo.The big winner here?Add an extra beefpatty for only 30 extra mg of sodium (a total of 260 mg).This can be Joe's favorite chance.
Hunter, 480 mg when you ask without ketchup, pickles and mayo.It is very high, but it can be possible, depending on your food restrictions.If you eat a hunk without adding a bowl (or the other aforementioned salt), this will come in just 65 mg.
Double, 540 mg without ketchup, mayo or pickles.If you order this without a sandwich, ketchup, pickles or mayo, it only comes to 125 mg of sodium.
Vanilla soft serving coneis 100 mg of sodium.We were surprised how many sodium shakers had (more than 400 per shake), so you will probably keep yourself away from them.But the ice horn is not a terrible option if you have the numbers!
In remark for fried apples.You can order fries without salt, but I can't find nutritional information for how much sodium there is in BK's unsalted fries.at least200 mg in an average order and could possibly have more than that.
Their adjustment tool is easy to use, but it can take some time to navigate.Start throughBurger King's MenussideYou want to see a list of categories - hamburgers, chicken, fries, etc. Click on the category you want and then click on the specific menu item.In fact, click again - on a small orange flag that says: "Info and food." If you are there, you can scroll down and click on selection boxes to remove items (such as Mayo, Ketchup, pickles and other salt additions).Play a bit with it; you can find a number of other items that works on your diet.
