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Old 08-05-2013, 03:41 PM   #1  
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Many of you have asked whether Chipotle (meat and veggies only, obviously) is an IP-friendly restaurant. I went yesterday and spoke with the manager. She gave me some very interesting information!

Veggies are safe -- just salt, pepper, adobo, oregano and some other seasonings (I don't remember which, just that they are IP safe!)

Beef is safe - same ingredients as above

Chicken is not safe. Surprisingly, they marinade the chicken with salt, pepper, adobo and honey!

I did not ask about the barbacoa or carnitas (sorry!), but I hope this is helpful for those who enjoy Chipotle!
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Many of you have asked whether Chipotle (meat and veggies only, obviously) is an IP-friendly restaurant. I went yesterday and spoke with the manager. She gave me some very interesting information!

Veggies are safe -- just salt, pepper, adobo, oregano and some other seasonings (I don't remember which, just that they are IP safe!)

Beef is safe - same ingredients as above

Chicken is not safe. Surprisingly, they marinade the chicken with salt, pepper, adobo and honey!

I did not ask about the barbacoa or carnitas (sorry!), but I hope this is helpful for those who enjoy Chipotle!

Good to know, thanks!
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Interesting about the chicken! Thanks for sharing.
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Good to know! Thanks for sharing!
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Shoot, I had the chicken on Saturday night! Thank you so much for sharing this!
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Thanks for sharing!! Reminds us to ask before making assumptions that it will be ok!
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Excellent info!!!

If anyone goes before I do I would LOVE to I ow about the pork. It's my new favorite but if it's a no no then back to beef for me!!

Thanks!
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Excellent info!!!

If anyone goes before I do I would LOVE to I ow about the pork. It's my new favorite but if it's a no no then back to beef for me!!

Thanks!
Looks like the pork is OK too, depending on what kind of liquid it is braised in. I'd check with your location.

http://www.chipotle.com/en-us/menu/f...h_cooking.aspx

Might have to get some of that this weekend, although my 2 faves (guac and corn salsa) are still off limits.
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May have spoken too soon. It seems they use LARD in the pork. Prob way too fatty for IP.

http://www.chipotle.com/en-us/menu/i...statement.aspx

Best to stick with barbacoa or steak.

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I'm on day 4 of IP and had chicken with lettuce like 3 teaspoons of pepper sauce and green onions/peppers from chipotle. Ugh. I weighed myself tonight and I gained 2 lbs. I thought I was safe.
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Julmango, I found this while looking at the link, Meinola provided. I would say there might be hope you got chicken without honey. I would check if your location has this type of grill mentioned.
"In Chipotle restaurants with a plancha grill we add a drizzle of honey to our Chicken marinade."
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woot - woo! I'm very excited that there is a restaurant that is IP friendly! (and right down the street from my house...)
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Many of you have asked whether Chipotle (meat and veggies only, obviously) is an IP-friendly restaurant. I went yesterday and spoke with the manager. She gave me some very interesting information!

Veggies are safe -- just salt, pepper, adobo, oregano and some other seasonings (I don't remember which, just that they are IP safe!)
I question how all the veggies are safe. The onions/peppers are prepared in a big skillet - therefore the onions would carmelize and therefore not be IP compliant.

Just a thought.

I love Chipotle, but haven't been there since I started IP.
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I'm on day 4 of IP and had chicken with lettuce like 3 teaspoons of pepper sauce and green onions/peppers from chipotle. Ugh. I weighed myself tonight and I gained 2 lbs. I thought I was safe.
Is this the time of day you had weighed initially? We can fluctuate 2 lbs per day easily. You certainly know that isn't 2 lbs if fat
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Thanks for asking and sharing! The chicken would have been my choice but now I know better!
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