Html code here! Replace this with any non empty raw html code and that's it.

This is Prince Harry’s favorite fast food – and it’s far from low-calorie

Date:

Share this article:

Del denne artikel:

Prince Harry often returns to the same fast-food choice, even though it is highly calorie-dense — here is his favorite.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have access to advanced home cooking. Nevertheless, they occasionally opt for fast food from the chain In-N-Out, according to Vanity Fair.

The couple frequently visits a restaurant along the route between their home and Los Angeles. According to People, their order is so familiar that the staff recognizes it.

High calorie content

Prince Harry told People that his menu consists of the following: “I order two double-doubles, animal style, fries and a Coke! And that's just for me! Meg gets the cheeseburger and fries with sides of jalapeños. I just stick with ketchup and that special sauce of theirs. So good!".

A closer look at the meal shows it is far from light. Health Digest reports that a single double-double burger contains around 610 calories.

Also read: How cinnamon can affect your body if you eat them every day

When extra ingredients such as sauce and onions are added, the number increases further. Fries and soda also contribute significantly.

In total, the meal can reach around 1,700 calories or more, which is high for a single meal.

Possible alternatives

There are, however, healthier options on the menu. Business Insider points to a version without a bun, where lettuce is used instead.

One can also choose fewer sauces or a sugar-free soda to reduce calorie intake.

Also read: Cats are not only good for the mind - they may also be key in the fight against cancer, a new study shows

According to KGET, experts recommend that this type of food should only be eaten occasionally.

The meal stands in stark contrast to Prince Harry’s otherwise active lifestyle.

Sources: Health Digest, Variety Fair, People, Business Insider, and KGET.

Also read: Diabetes medication may reduce risk of eye disease by 37 percent

Also read: Vitamin D may help prevent Long COVID, study suggests

Other articles

These evening habits could transform your mornings

What you do before bedtime can have a major impact on both your sleep and your mood the...

Sudden eye floaters could signal a serious problem, experts explain

Small moving floaters in your vision are often harmless, but eye experts explain when you should begin to worry.

Small food portions could make weight loss more difficult

Research suggests that keeping weight off may become more difficult when meals are too small.

Blood test may reveal older adults’ risk of early death

New research suggests that tiny traces in the blood may reveal how the body ages.

These evening habits could transform your mornings

What you do before bedtime can have a major impact on both your sleep and your mood the...

Sudden eye floaters could signal a serious problem, experts explain

Small moving floaters in your vision are often harmless, but eye experts explain when you should begin to worry.

Small food portions could make weight loss more difficult

Research suggests that keeping weight off may become more difficult when meals are too small.