Healthiest Restaurant Meals

25 Healthiest Restaurant Meals

Smooth, Mellow & Perfectly Balanced

Pike Place™ Roast is a tip of the hat to our history in Seattle’s Pike Place Market and a heartfelt toast to everyone who loves rich coffee.

It’s also one of our most popular blends. Specially roasted to be a very smooth, easily enjoyed, all-around-great cup of coffee, Pike Place™ Roast offers a rich, balanced flavor with subtle notes of cocoa and toasted nuts. It’s the perfect coffee to enjoy as your everyday brew, whatever your day entails.

You may also be happy to know that Pike Place™ Roast is a Starbucks™ Shared Planet™ coffee, made from 100% responsibly grown and ethically traded coffee beans.

Smooth Pike Place™ Roast – enjoy a Tall cup for just $1.50 every day* at Starbucks. Or look for it where you buy groceries.

*Limited time offer available at participating stores. Plus tax if applicablePike Place is a trademark of the Pike Place Market PDA, used under license.

Pike Place Roast™ Coffees

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25 Healthiest Restaurant Meals

2, Chicken, Spinach and Tomato Pasta

Bob Evan's
Calories: 354
Fat (g): 13
Calories from fat: 33%
Saturated fat (g): 3
Sodium (mg): 439
Carbohydrates (g): 38

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1, Jumbo Shrimp Rosemary Spiedini

Romano’s Macaroni Grill
Calories: 320
Fat (g): 7
Calories from fat: 20%
Saturated fat (g): 1
Sodium (mg): 1380
Carbohydrates (g): 31

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What Nutrients Diet Coke With Vitamins Lacking

Federal health regulators have scolded Coca-Cola for placing inappropriate nutritional claims on its Diet Coke Plus soft drink.

The Food and Drug Administration issued a warning letter to the company, objecting to the product's labeling, which describes the drink as "Diet Coke with Vitamins and Minerals."

Regulators said the drink does not have enough nutrients to justify the use of the word "plus." According to the agency, foods labeled "plus" must have at least 10 percent more nutrients than comparable products.

The FDA also said it is inappropriate to add extra nutrients to "snack foods."

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