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Anonymous wrote:I actually love Panera and probably get it once a week. Their baked potato and chicken and wild rice soups are so yummy and I love their salads. I don't find them expensive at all. My husband and I will get two "you pick two" items and 2 drinks and it's around $25?

It's garbage empty calorie not fresh at all fast food. The meal you paid $25 for isn't worth $5.

Sorry but again, I don't find $25 expensive for two meals and drinks.

Anonymous wrote:Remember the "Panera voters" in was it Atlanta? It's marketed as this place upper middle class people love. Rich kids study at after school. This place sucks. Coffee sucks, sandwiches on par with airport refrigerators, dry bread, microwaved soups from a bag. And it's sort of expensive!

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Anonymous wrote:For those who say that it is no better than the fast food chains, the problem is that at the fast food chains, you have no option that is under about 800-2000 calories. While a lot of Panera is that way, not all of it is. And they post the calorie counts of their food right on the menu board. If you are looking to cut calories, you can find options that are 300-500 calories for a meal. There are soup and salad combinations with an apple instead of bread that will keep you under 400 or 500 calories. You can't find that at McD's, BK or Wendy's. And you most definitely aren't finding that at 5Guys and the gourment burger places (Elevation Burger and such).

A cheeseburger, small fries and a small Coke at McDonald’s is 660 calories.

SUre but how many people order a small fry and small coke? Most order medium meals.

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Anonymous wrote:Every time I go there for lunch or on weekends, it's MOBBED and you can barely find a seat. So clearly they are doing something right.

Do you want to be fat? Because eating a bready sandwich every day will make you fat.

Go back to your Soul Cycle and Larabars.

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Anonymous wrote:Often they bring it into my office when we have mandatory training and I wont even eat it if its free. It is N-A-S-T-Y. I'd much rather go hungry than eat that dumpster fire excuse for food.

Okay we get it. You can stop commenting over and over now.

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Anonymous wrote:I actually love Panera and probably get it once a week. Their baked potato and chicken and wild rice soups are so yummy and I love their salads. I don't find them expensive at all. My husband and I will get two "you pick two" items and 2 drinks and it's around $25?

It's garbage empty calorie not fresh at all fast food. The meal you paid $25 for isn't worth $5.

Sorry but again, I don't find $25 expensive for two meals and drinks.

So in addition to their calorie fat & sodium bomb meals, you take their sugar bomb drinks too. Yikes.

Lmao Oh I'm sorry. I didn't realize getting 2 water bottles with our meals was a sugar bomb. You seem overly angry with Panera lmao move on

You drink water out of a plastic bottle? ? Environment? Endocrine disrupting chemical bath??
Do people still do that?

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Anonymous wrote:For those who say that it is no better than the fast food chains, the problem is that at the fast food chains, you have no option that is under about 800-2000 calories. While a lot of Panera is that way, not all of it is. And they post the calorie counts of their food right on the menu board. If you are looking to cut calories, you can find options that are 300-500 calories for a meal. There are soup and salad combinations with an apple instead of bread that will keep you under 400 or 500 calories. You can't find that at McD's, BK or Wendy's. And you most definitely aren't finding that at 5Guys and the gourment burger places (Elevation Burger and such).

A cheeseburger, small fries and a small Coke at McDonald’s is 660 calories.

Anonymous wrote:Often they bring it into my office when we have mandatory training and I wont even eat it if its free. It is N-A-S-T-Y. I'd much rather go hungry than eat that dumpster fire excuse for food.