10 Fattiest Meals at Chain Restaurants Slideshow

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by Anonymous, Jun 22, 2011 @ 8:25 AM

I guess adults are too stupid to make choices.Yes the meals are fattening. I quit going to chain eateries because very few of them offer any real difference. At my age I will eat what I like and die happy. I Also agree, the forced slide shows are very annoying.

by Anonymous, Jul 18, 2011 @ 5:18 PM

just hit pause and read at your own pace

by Anonymous, Jun 17, 2011 @ 10:05 PM

Stop with the slideshows, please. Our browsers can handle all the info on one page or a few. I keep getting tricked into visiting this site (which otherwise I would probably love) and then giving up in frustration because of all the clicking required. Seriously, just give us the information. This hasn't been cute or necessary since 1998.

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Don Pablo’s Conquistador

Don Pablo’s advertising promises a “bodacious and audacious” approach to Tex-Mex, and their combo plates are indeed an over-the-top tour of Texan tastes, and then some. According to its nutritional information, the steak fajita nachos (99g) and taco beef nachos (113g) actually have more grams of fat than The Conquistador, but it's not far behind in fat and has more calories than either of those dishes.

The Conquistador A pile of beef taquitos, chicken flautas, "Mama’s Skinny Enchilada," and a mini beef burrito topped with crispy beef and soft chicken tacso, and served with a side of queso. That's 1,893 cal and 87g of fat.

Healthy Alternative Chicken tamale or "Mama’s Skinny Enchilada."

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