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You specified the "30-40[g] carbs", which is the proper, bunned burger (as opposed to the 11g carbs on the lettuce version). I realize I am being a jerk, but I
by spicytunacone 10y ago
You specified the "30-40[g] carbs", which is the proper, bunned burger (as opposed to the 11g carbs on the lettuce version). I realize I am being a jerk, but I don't want people to walk away from reading comments like this convinced that a burger can be a staple of their diet without some scrutiny. I'm in CA and in particular I have talked with enough people who believe that because they chose In-n-Out over whatever other franchise that they are "eating healthy".
- ng12 10y agoWho said anything about protein style? 40g of carbs is 40g of carbs, which is a totally healthy amount for a meal. Anyways, the point was that a hamburger can totally be a part of a healthy diet and it's the fries/soda/shake that get you. Edit: ah I see, I misread the chart. Still, a quick burger is a convenient option even if you're watching calorie intake.