Craft Your Own Pizza, Tavern Thin, Large, 1 or More Topping with Black Olives (1 Piece)Old Chicago

Calories: 68 | Protein: 4.00 g | Fats: 3.00 g | Carbs: 6.00 g

Wild Caught Light Tuna Sweet and SpicyChicken of the Sea

Calories: 90 | Protein: 15.00 g | Fats: 1.00 g | Carbs: 5.00 g

Craft Your Own Pizza, Tavern Thin, Individual, 2 or More Toppings with Sun Dried Tomatoes (9 Pieces)Old Chicago

Calories: 533 | Protein: 33.00 g | Fats: 21.00 g | Carbs: 55.00 g

Craft Your Own Pizza, Tavern Thin, Large, 1 or More Topping with Red Peppers (25 Pieces)Old Chicago

Calories: 1613 | Protein: 95.00 g | Fats: 72.00 g | Carbs: 154.00 g

Craft Your Own Pizza, Tavern Thin, Individual, 1 Topping with Parmesan Cheese (1 Piece)Old Chicago

Calories: 75 | Protein: 5.00 g | Fats: 4.00 g | Carbs: 6.00 g

Craft Your Own Pizza, Tavern Thin, Large, 2 or More Toppings with Green Onions (1 Piece)Old Chicago

Calories: 64 | Protein: 4.00 g | Fats: 3.00 g | Carbs: 6.00 g

Spicy Double Pepperoni - Half PizzaBlaze Pizza

Calories: 500 | Protein: 23.00 g | Fats: 24.00 g | Carbs: 48.00 g

Cooked Dry Beans

Calories: 337 | Protein: 14.42 g | Fats: 14.98 g | Carbs: 37.82 g

Garbanzo BeansGreat Value

Calories: 120 | Protein: 6.00 g | Fats: 2.00 g | Carbs: 20.00 g

Red Kidney Beans (with Salt, Cooked, Boiled)

Calories: 127 | Protein: 8.67 g | Fats: 0.50 g | Carbs: 22.80 g

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Taco Salad

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610 kcal17.0 g protein35.0 g fat65.0 g carbs
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