I’ve helped hundreds of women lose weight and get in shape and THIS is exactly what I’d tell them to order at Chipotle 🌯🔥

You don’t have to give up Chipotle to stay in a calorie deficit. You just have to know how to build your bowl 👏🏽

🥗 Salad base
🥩 Steak or chicken
🖤 Black beans (optional)
🌶️ Fajita veggies and pico
🌽 Little sprinkle of corn
🥄 Sour cream for flavor
🚫 Skip the cheese, guac, and chips because together those can easily add a few hundred extra calories 😩


💧 Get the salad dressing on the side or skip it completely. I didn’t use any in this video because the meat and toppings already have plenty of flavor.

This bowl comes in around 500 calories and 35–40 grams of protein, packed with flavor, fiber, and balance. Everything you need to stay full and on track 💪🏽

Save this for your next Chipotle run 👇🏽

2025/10/21 Edited to

... Read more“Is Chipotle truly good for weight loss?” is a question I hear all the time, and my answer is a resounding YES – if you know how to navigate the menu! Many people think they have to give up their favorite fast-casual spots when trying to shed pounds, but that’s simply not true. The key lies in strategic ordering and understanding how your choices impact your calorie intake and macro balance. Beyond the specific 500-calorie bowl I often recommend, let's dive deeper into making Chipotle a regular, healthy part of your weight loss journey. One of the biggest mistakes I see is piling on high-calorie additions without realizing their impact. For instance, while delicious, items like guacamole, cheese, and even a large serving of rice can quickly turn a healthy meal into a calorie bomb. My personal rule of thumb is to always prioritize protein and fiber-rich vegetables. When you're building your meal, remember the versatility of a salad base. Instead of a burrito or a traditional bowl with rice, opting for a crisp lettuce base immediately cuts down on calories. Then, load up on lean protein. Chicken and steak are fantastic choices, providing essential amino acids to keep you full and support muscle maintenance. Don't be shy with the fajita vegetables! They add volume, nutrients, and flavor without significant calories. Now, let's talk about the “beans are optional” part. Black beans can be a great source of fiber and plant-based protein, but they do add calories. If you're really trying to keep your intake super low, you might skip them, or opt for a smaller portion. It’s all about balance and what fits your daily calorie budget. Many wonder, “If I'm not eating rice, then why am I eating Chipotle?” And I totally get it! The delicious flavors are what draw us in. But trust me, the vibrant pico de gallo, the savory meats, and the fresh salsa bring plenty of authentic taste. You'll find that with a little sour cream (in moderation, for that creamy texture) and a sprinkle of corn for sweetness, your bowl will still be incredibly satisfying. And don't forget the importance of getting the salad dressing on the side – this gives you full control over how much you add, or you can skip it entirely, relying on the natural flavors of your ingredients. Another pro tip: pay attention to portion sizes. Sometimes the staff can be generous, especially with rice or beans. It’s perfectly okay to politely ask for a slightly smaller scoop if you're mindful of your calorie goals. Also, consider adding extra fresh salsa for moisture and flavor without extra fat or calories. And always wash down your meal with water – it helps with satiety and keeps you hydrated throughout the day. Remember, consistency is key. Making smart choices at places like Chipotle means you're creating a sustainable eating plan, not just a temporary diet. Enjoy your delicious, guilt-free Chipotle!

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Janie

Coke Zero is good in moderation

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Linda

❤️ thank you I will try it

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