Craft Your Own Calzone, 2 or More Fillings with Asiago Cheese (1 Calzone)Old Chicago
Calories: 946 | Protein: 45.00 g | Fats: 32.00 g | Carbs: 125.00 g
Craft Your Own Calzone, 2 or More Fillings with Avocado (1 Calzone)Old Chicago
Calories: 932 | Protein: 41.00 g | Fats: 31.00 g | Carbs: 127.00 g
Craft Your Own Calzone, 2 or More Fillings with Black Olives (1 calzone)Old Chicago
Calories: 887 | Protein: 39.00 g | Fats: 26.00 g | Carbs: 127.00 g
Craft Your Own Calzone, 2 or More Fillings with Bleu Cheese (1 calzone)Old Chicago
Calories: 932 | Protein: 43.00 g | Fats: 29.00 g | Carbs: 126.00 g
Craft Your Own Calzone, 2 or More Fillings with Broccoli (1 calzone)Old Chicago
Calories: 866 | Protein: 39.00 g | Fats: 23.00 g | Carbs: 128.00 g
Craft Your Own Calzone, 2 or More Fillings with Bruschetta Tomatoes (1 Calzone)Old Chicago
Calories: 921 | Protein: 41.00 g | Fats: 30.00 g | Carbs: 125.00 g
Craft Your Own Calzone, 2 or More Fillings with Canadian Bacon (1 calzone)Old Chicago
Calories: 944 | Protein: 52.00 g | Fats: 26.00 g | Carbs: 126.00 g
Craft Your Own Calzone, 2 or More Fillings with Cheddar Cheese (1 calzone)Old Chicago
Calories: 937 | Protein: 44.00 g | Fats: 30.00 g | Carbs: 126.00 g
Craft Your Own Calzone, 2 or More Fillings with Crimini Mushrooms (1 Calzone)Old Chicago
Calories: 871 | Protein: 41.00 g | Fats: 25.00 g | Carbs: 125.00 g
Craft Your Own Calzone, 2 or More Fillings with Extra Mozzarella Cheese (1 calzone)Old Chicago
Calories: 897 | Protein: 42.00 g | Fats: 26.00 g | Carbs: 126.00 g
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