Healthy meals you can order at these fast food chains

The best part about fast food is that it is quick, reasonably priced and scrumptious. The only bad part about it is that it can be detrimental to your health in more ways than one. The first thing dietitians mention in any kind of a diet plan is to avoid greasy, oily fast food. However when food is that good, it usually is hard to resist. It becomes more difficult when one of these places is your favourite. But fret not, because we have brought to you healthy meals you can order from fast food chains if you are calorie conscious.

Burger King

If you are a vegetarian, ordering the Veg Crispy without mayo sounds great for the fitness freaks. For the non vegetarians, the Chicken Crispy without mayo is a good enough option. Burger King in India hasn't introduced salads yet, which is why the best options for healthy eating are these.

McDonald's

The Egg McMuffin and Veg McMuffin without cheese have the least amount of calories from the entire menu. Both of these belong to the breakfast menu but are pretty perfect for a meal at any time as the richness can keep you full for the entire day.

KFC

KFC, even in India, just isn't for the vegetarians as their menu comprises primarily of chicken with its many variations. However, for the non vegetarians, the Kentucky Grilled Chicken is a good option.

Starbucks

Although Starbucks doesn't come under the typical fast food restaurant banner, it is one of the famous international food chains in India. The Fruit Cup is probably the healthiest thing to order there. The Spinach and Corn Flat Bread as well as Egg White & Chicken Ham in Multigrain Croissant are also as healthy as they sound.

Domino's

Although there is no pizza without cheese and no cheese that doesn't make you fat, Domino's has a few healthy options up their sleeves. For the chicken lovers, there is Roasted Chicken Wings. You can also order for one of their Pizza Mania options, without cheese of course.

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