what a dumb question...depends on what kind of turkey, mayo and mustard. read a book. if you're worried about calories, just eat the lettuce, tomato and onion. no bread. carbs are the enemy. one love
It depends on the amount of turkey and cheese plus if there is anything else in it. I would guesstimate 150 for the turkey 100 cheese 50 dressing and another 75 for veggies.
Depends on the size, but about 350
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There is many ingredients that you can put in a salad such as lettuce, tomatoes, cheese, turkey or ham, carrots, eggs, cucumbers. You can add whatever you would like to your salad. Try different stuff or mix it up!
Yes, as do all foods, but it's not very dense. There aren't very many calories either, so you'd have to eat quite a bit of romaine lettuce to get a sizeable amount of anything. There's nothing wrong with that in and of itself, but if your typical salad consists of romaine and iceberg lettuce with a smattering of tomatoes and onions, topped with cheese, croutons and dressing, you're going to be eating a "salad" with many times more calories from dressing, cheese and croutons than the vegetables themselves. For the most nutritious salad, avoid the cheese, avoid the croutons, ditch the dressing, and pile on the veggies. Put on spinach instead of lettuce for a more nutritionally dense salad.
365 calories
1000 xD
Ceasar Salad, yum yum!!
One serving of ranch has about 150 calories, and a cup of plain lettuce has about 5-10, so together that would be 155 to 160 calories for a cup of plain salad with ranch. However, if you added cheese, tomatoes, etc., it'd obviously be more than that.
olive oil is one.
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small turkey with salad like cucumber lettuce and tomatoes with some pasta salad
There are about 11 calories in 1 cup of garden salad.It can range anywhere in between 120 to 150 calories.
A typical taco salad may have lettuce, taco flavored ground beef, tomatoes, cheese and other optional ingredients.