Fast food tip: Have it your way

By Mayo Clinic Staff

Can fast food be part of a healthy-eating plan? Sure, if you order wisely and choose fast food only occasionally. Instead of settling for what comes with your sandwich or meal, ask about healthier options or substitutions. For example, ask for lettuce and tomato and no condiments on your sandwich.

May 25, 2021 See more In-depth

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