Nutrition and Calorie Info of Products by Old Chicago
Build Your Own Calzone, 1 Filling with Bruschetta Tomatoes (1 Calzone)Old Chicago
Calories: 618 | Protein: 27.00 g | Fats: 28.00 g | Carbs: 67.00 g
Build Your Own Calzone, 1 Filling with Canadian Bacon (1 Calzone)Old Chicago
Calories: 635 | Protein: 47.00 g | Fats: 22.00 g | Carbs: 63.00 g
Build Your Own Calzone, 1 Filling with Cheddar Cheese (1 Calzone)Old Chicago
Calories: 664 | Protein: 36.00 g | Fats: 32.00 g | Carbs: 63.00 g
Build Your Own Calzone, 1 Filling with Diced Roma Tomatoes (1 Calzone)Old Chicago
Calories: 523 | Protein: 27.00 g | Fats: 18.00 g | Carbs: 67.00 g
Build Your Own Calzone, 1 Filling with Extra Mozzarella Cheese (1 Calzone)Old Chicago
Calories: 584 | Protein: 33.00 g | Fats: 24.00 g | Carbs: 63.00 g
Build Your Own Calzone, 1 Filling with Feta Cheese (1 Calzone)Old Chicago
Calories: 594 | Protein: 34.00 g | Fats: 24.00 g | Carbs: 65.00 g
Build Your Own Calzone, 1 Filling with Fresh Mozzarella Cheese (1 Calzone)Old Chicago
Calories: 1104 | Protein: 71.00 g | Fats: 63.00 g | Carbs: 63.00 g
Build Your Own Calzone, 1 Filling with Green Olives (1 Calzone)Old Chicago
Calories: 589 | Protein: 26.00 g | Fats: 26.00 g | Carbs: 63.00 g
Build Your Own Calzone, 1 Filling with Green Peppers (1 Calzone)Old Chicago
Calories: 512 | Protein: 26.00 g | Fats: 18.00 g | Carbs: 65.00 g
Build Your Own Calzone, 1 Filling with Grilled Applewood-Spiced Chicken (1 Calzone)Old Chicago
Calories: 704 | Protein: 59.00 g | Fats: 23.00 g | Carbs: 66.00 g
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Breakfast Tacos - Bean & Cheese on Corn

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