No, because if you think about it carefully it's actually your five a day.
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It depends on how the burger was made, its size, and where it came from. If you made a burger with only salad or vegetables inside, then it is healthy. Big mac burger has about 550-600 calories, and a lot of sodium added inside the fat cheese and hormone contained fat meat. In-out and Burger King burgers has quite less calories than Carls Jr and Mcdonalds. A small sized burger in fast food would have 325 calories on average. A medium sized burger in fast food would have 450 calories on average, and a large sized burger would have up to 600 calories.
Well, honey, technically yes, vegetable burgers can count as a serving of vegetables. But let's be real, it's not the same as chowing down on a plate of fresh veggies. So sure, go ahead and count it if you want, but don't kid yourself into thinking you're getting the same nutritional benefits.
it is healthy
At Burger King ;)
There are many types of vegetarian burgers - TVP burgers, kidney bean burgers, lentil burgers, vegetable burgers, nut burgers, tabbouleh burgers, falafel burgers, soy burgers, mushroom burgers. Mainly soy protein concentrate.
Loads of types IE Mushroom LOL
cheese burgers are so much better and there more healthy
KFC does not sell burgers.
You can sneak chickpeas into a lot of things! My favourites include home-made veggie burgers, vegetable soup and hummus. Curries are also a good option, if your children will eat them, of course!
1st coursechips, chips and more chips2nd courseburgers, burgers and more burgers
vegetable keep you healthy and they give you protin
All vegetables are healthy.
Of course a chocolate biscuit is not a vegetable its a sugary snack and is not healthy for you