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Old 09-20-2010, 12:34 PM   #1  
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Default I'm going to Potbelly's on Friday with

a friend. If u are familiar with this restaurant, what's a good P2 meal to have? Is their mutigrain wheat bread legit?
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Potbelly's is SO good. Unfortunately not great for you. But, if you make some substitutions it's not that bad. They have an awesome nutritional calculator on their Web site:

http://www.potbelly.com/Food/Nutrition.aspx
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Steer clear of the side dishes (I think the tiny thing of macaroni salad has as many calories as a sandwhich!) and get yourself one of the "Skinnys" which is a sandwich on slightly thinner bread. I believe the mushroom melt has about 300 calories - it's my fav!

You get to pick your toppings similar to subway, so you can opt out of mayo to save on calories there. I like to add mustard, hot peppers, tomatoe and onions. The onions are chopped finely so they aren't too strong.

They also have a nice assortment of diet drinks in the cooler - things like diet Stewarts sodas and IBC rootbeer. At least at the ones by me.
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Thanks wildflower! I appreciate the help!
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multigrain wheat bread is probably not whole grain. That's one of those sneaky marketing names. Unless it says whole grain and whole wheat you can't trust it. Sorry
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I'll have chilli or a salad then.
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I was looking at their website trying to find the bread ingredients (no luck). Some of the salads look really good
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