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Paleo Fast Food Options at Popular Restaurants

By Matthew Lynch
July 7, 2023
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Introduction:

Finding paleo-friendly fast food options can be a challenge when you’re in a hurry. But fear not, as many popular fast food chains now offer meals that can cater to your dietary needs. In this article, we explore some of the best paleo fast food items at Chipotle, McDonald’s, Taco Bell, and more.

Chipotle:

1. Salad Bowl with Carnitas – Start off with a base of lettuce and add carnitas, which are slow-cooked pork shoulder seasoned with a blend of spices. Top it off with some fresh tomato salsa and guacamole for healthy fats.

2. Double Protein Bowl – Go for double portions of barbacoa or carnitas to increase your protein intake. Add fajita vegetables, lettuce, and salsa on top for extra flavor.

McDonald’s:

1. Southwest Grilled Chicken Salad – Order this tasty salad without cheese or tortilla strips to adhere to paleo guidelines. It comes with grilled chicken, lettuce, tomatoes, and bell peppers.

2. Bunless Burger – Get creative and request a burger without the bun (and cheese). Add lettuce, tomatoes, onions, and pickles for extra flavor and crunch.

Taco Bell:

1. Power Menu Bowl – Customize this bowl by choosing grilled chicken or steak as your protein source. Remove rice, beans, sour cream, cheese, and avocado ranch sauce. Add extra lettuce and pico de gallo for a fresh mix of flavors.

2. Fresco Style Tacos – Replace cheese in any taco with pico de gallo by ordering “Fresco Style.” Remove the shell to make it paleo-friendly.

Subway:

1. Salad with Rotisserie-Style Chicken – Order a chopped salad with rotisserie-style chicken as
the protein source while skipping the cheese and croutons. Load up on your choice of veggie
toppings.

2. Cold Cut Combo Salad – Select the cold cut combo chopped salad and remove cheese and dressing. Replace them with a drizzle of oil and vinegar, plus some mustard for an extra kick.

In-N-Out Burger:

1. Protein Style Burger – Order a burger wrapped in lettuce instead of a bun. Simply ask for a “protein style” burger and don’t forget to skip the cheese and spread.

Conclusion:

Embracing a paleo lifestyle doesn’t mean you have to entirely give up fast food. These popular chains offer customizable options to help you stick to your diet while still enjoying tasty meals on the go. Happy paleo dining!

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