However, not all of their dishes make the grade on fat, sodium, and sugar.
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Pick this high-protein ‘wich to stave off those pesky 2 p.m. munchies.
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If trying this beckoning flavor is a must, opt for splitting the muffin with a pal.
Kale adds more waist-cinching fibera whopping 43 percent of your DVnot to mention a hefty dose of health-boosting antioxidants.
However, you’ll want to ration the pita chips as those tend to be high in sodium.
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Herb Hummus
Greek salad as a snack?
That’s what this deliciously creamy hummus basically is.
Just remember to keep portions in check since it’s on the high end of the sodium spectrum.
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So if you order this starter, use the dressings sparingly.
If you think that’s a mouthful, that’s because it is!
The bold flavors of hummus and tzatziki tie all the ingredients together.
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Layers of spaghetti squash are topped with juicy DiNapoli plum tomatoes, caramelized onions, zucchini and fresh mozzarella.
And this layered dish only sounds indulgent.
True Food Kitchen’s version boasts nearly 500 fewer calories than Olive Garden’s Lasagna Classico dinner!
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(At least you’ll get an excellent amount of digestion-slowing fiber.)
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