Have you ever wondered what foods have the highest Caloric counts? Have you ever wondered what they foods had the highest calorie count per $1? Well, for the most part these are synonymous. The following is a list of some of the worst foods in the world for you – in health terms – as well as a breakdown of exactly how you get what you are paying for. After reading this, you ‘ll mostly likely vow to never eat these menu items again.
Chili’s Awesome Blossom

Calories: 2130
Fat (g): 213
Saturated Fat (g): 31
Sugar (g): n/a
Sodium(mg): 1320
Price: $11.99
Calories per $1.00: 178
This menu item was long-considered the most unhealthy thing you could eat at in an American restaraunt, until after tons of bad press, Chili’s removed it permanently from their menu. We felt compelled to add it to this list, because what American can rightfully said they’ve never had at least one whole Awesome Blossom in their life?
Chili’s Chicken Crisper Tacos (3 pc)

Calories: 2020
Fat (g): 104
Saturated Fat (g): 25
Sugar: n/a
Sodium(mg): 6050
Price: $8.99
Calories per $1.00: 225
The ‘Crisper Tacos, while relatively low in the saturated fat department, make up for this by having an extremely high calorie and sodium count. Probably best avoided, in favor of a water and some raw veggies…
Outback Steakhouse Aussie Cheese Fries

Calories: 2710
Fat (g): 203
Saturated Fat (g): 25
Sugar: n/a
Sodium(mg): 6360
Price: $6.99
Calories per $1.00: 388
This “aussie-tizer” features more sodium and more fat than any other item still known to be featured on a menu. It is also offers more calories per $1, than any other food we could find.
Baskin Robbin’s Large Oreo Chocolate Shake
Calories: 2600
Fat (g): 135
Saturated Fat (g): 59
Sugar (g): 263
Sodium (mg): 1700
Price: $6.99
Calories per $1.00: 372
Named by Men’s Health as the worst food item in the world, this shake is embarrassingly unhealthy. You can expect BR to remove it from their menu by year’s end.
Cold Stone Creamery’s Gotta Have it Founder’s Favorite

Calories: 1600
Fat (g): 52
Saturated Fat (g): 42
Sugar (g): 84
Sodium (mg): 280
Price: $5.99
Calories per $1.00: 267
While relatively better than the Oreo shake, this desert is still ridiculously high in saturated fat: 42grams! Don’t give into this tasty treat’s subliminally advertised name; it actually ought be avoided.
Macaroni Grill Spaghetti and Meatballs with Meat Sauce

Calories: 2430
Fat (g): 128
Saturated Fat (g): n/a
Sugar (g): n/a
Sodium (mg): 5290
Price: $ 10.79
Calories per $1.00: 225
This is just wrong.
On the Border Dos XX Fish Tacos with Chipotle Sauce, Refried Beans and Rice

Calories: 2440
Fat (g): 159
Saturated Fat (g): 36
Sugar (g): n/a
Sodium (mg): 5390
Price: $12.99
Calories per $1.00: 188
These beer-battered tacos are bad on so many levels. They constitute more than an individual’s daily caloric intake, more than 2x the suggested daily fat intake, and over 2x as much sodium as a healthy adult should consume in a day.
Ruby Tuesday Fresh Chicken and Broccoli Pasta

Calories: 2060
Fat (g): 128
Saturated Fat (g): n/a
Sugar (g): n/a
Sodium (mg): n/a
Price: $11.99
Calories per $1.00: 172
“Fresh Chicken and Broccoli” sound like adjectives to describe a healthy meal. It is however, the dubious name of a pasta dish at the Ruby Tuesday restaurant chain. And they all but fail to mention the overwhelming layer of cheese on the dish – read the fine print!
Quizno’s Large Tuna Melt

Calories: 2090
Fat (g): 175
Saturated Fat (g): 31
Sugar (g): n/a
Sodium (mg): 2190
Price: $5.99
Calories per $1.00: 349
Talk about pulling the wool over the public’s eyes; tuna melts are supposed to be healthy. At Quizno’s they are not. But somehow this is featured on the brand’s healthy eating menu. Questionable…
Uno Chicago Grill’s Pizza Skins

Calories: 2400
Fat (g): 155
Saturated Fat (g): 50
Sugar (g): n/a
Sodium (mg): 3600
Price: $9.29
Calories per $1.00: 258
In terms of grams of fat, this is one of the worst items for you in America. If you are going to eat this, try to share it with some friends…about 6-8 of them.
The Cheesecake Factory Chris’ Outrageous Chocolate Cake

Calories: 1380
Fat (g): n/a
Saturated Fat (g): n/a
Sugar (g): n/a
Sodium (mg): n/a
Price: $7.56
Calories per $1.00: 183
What is more outrageous about this cake: the price, or how bad it is for you? Much like Outback, The Cheesecake Factory is not open about the nutritional information for many of their food items. A good rule of thumb is do not eat something if you do not know how bad it is for you.
Chili’s Smokehouse Bacon Triple-the-Cheese Big Mouth Burger with Jalapeno Ranch Dressin

Calories: 2040
Fat (g): 150
Saturated Fat (g): 53
Sugar (g): n/a
Sodium (mg): 4900
Price: $8.99
Calories per $1.00: 227
One of the best indicators that something is bad for you, is when in the name are these three words in succession:”triple” and “the cheese”. With that said, it’s no wonder this item has more than double what The American Heart Association recommends for daily sodium intake (2400).
Outback Steakhouse Baby Back Ribs – Full Rack

Calories: 2260
Fat (g): n/a
Saturated Fat (g): n/a
Sugar (g): n/a
Sodium (mg): n/a
Price: $18.49
Calories per $1.00: 122
“I want my ‘baby back, baby back, baby back…”, is most likely what you’ll be signing if you find yourself eating this on a regular basis. The only problem, is that it will be in reference to your boyfriend/girlfriend/spouse that left you due to your gaining a ton of weight. When I spoke to an Outback manager about the nutritional data, all he could do was advise against ordering the ribs if I was concerned about my diet.
Uno Chicago Grill Chicago Classic Deep Dish Pizza

Calories (g): 2310
Fat (g): 162
Saturated Fat (g): 63
Sugar (g): n/a
Sodium (mg): 4470
Price: $10.59
Calories per $1.00: 218
This is one of the fattiest food items on this list. Although the pizza referenced in this study is meant for two people, it is not uncommon for an individual to have a ‘personal’ pizza to their self. So, it’s not just a clever name. This ‘pie definitely scores scores extremely high in fat, saturated fat, and sodium: eat at your own peril.
P.F. Chang’s Tam’s Noodles

Calories: 1678
Fat (g): 93
Saturated Fat (g): 17
Sugar (g): n/a
Sodium (mg): n/a
Price: $8.95
Calories per $1.00: 187
Asian food is sometimes deceptively unhealthy. This item is case-in-point.
Chili’s Buffalo Chicken Fajitas with The Works

Calories: 1730
Fat (g): 117
Saturated Fat (g): 31
Sugar (g): n/a
Sodium (mg): 5690
Price: Calories per $1.00: 173
This pseudo-Mexican feast is super high in fat, and is off the charts in terms of sodium.
Carls Jr. Double Six Dollar Burger

Calories: 1520
Fat (g): 111
Saturated Fat (g): 44
Sugar (g): n/a
Sodium (mg): n/a
Price: $6.49
Calories per $1.00: 234
Even though these sandwiches now typically go for more than $6.00 – even though the original burger’s name a stab at ‘expensive burgers’ a few years ago – it packs quite the caloric bang for your buck. At 234 calories per $1, it is towards the higher end of the spectrum. Unfortunately for many, because of the negative publicity this sandwich has received in the last year or so, it has been largely pulled from Carls Jr. menus.
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eat what you want, as long as you work it off. you can have that 2000 cal fried onion if you want just dont eat the damn thing every day! like i tell people every day, “i’m going to live till i die”
I was excited and expecting a list of how I could survive as cheap and healthy as possible. Not my idea of “bang.” Buried.
That’s quite an extensive list! I really could go for that oreo shake right now though! ;D
Nothing at all looks appetising, better photos? Outback Steakhouse Assie fries with cheese is a hoot, we do not plaster our fries with cheese! I paid the NJ version a visit once and had never heard of Bloom’in Onion until then. No damper, no vegimite, nothing Aussie about it.
WOW! This makes me never want to eat out again. Although I’m sure I will since I love food too much! I guess the key is moderation. Now I’m hungry!
heh i am drooling now. i feel bad that i’ve had about 4 off this list haha
Looks and sounds delicious.Nice posting – good list – thanks for sharing!
This is BS – tuna sub with 179 grams of fat? You would have to have mixed it with butter instead of mayo and even then it wouldn’t be accurate.
Sure this food is crap – but those numbers are made up.
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“what American can rightfully said they’ve never had at least one whole Awesome Blossom in their life?” EXCUSE ME?? WTF???? I NEVER ATE AN AWESOME BLOSSOM IN MY LIFE AND IF I DID I WOULD NEVER EAT THE WHOLE THING.
In terms of caloric efficiency per dollar, none of these items compares with something normally considered a healthy (or at least healthier) food — rice. I was at Sam’s Club last week, and I notice Riceland Enriched Long Grain was sold in 50lb bags. Each bag contained, if I remember right, about 20,000 calories and was being sold for about $15. This works out to more than 1300 calories per dollar. So, I guess the Awesome Blossom has nothing to brag about or apologize for, depending on your point of view.
Oops, I just found another webpage which indicates there are closer to 80,000 calories in 50lbs of Riceland Rice. At $15 per 50lbs, this works out to a little more than 5,000 calories per dollar. Can anyone confirm these figures are correct, or does anyone know of any food more calorically dense per dollar of cost than rice?
OMFG!!!!! that is so gross! Our teacher is teaching us about calouries and i swear i almost threwup!!!
the people tht dont believe in this are freaks that go on websites like this and make them look bad and the people that want to pull the food out of the computer are fat….=]
cool food
i wish i had food. =(
I’m sick of having to spend money at my college on food and drinks that contain minimal to no calories. I eat to survive – I want calories! I can’t afford to lose any weight – I’m already thin. Thanks for posting this. I’m going to Baskin Robbins first thing tomorrow.
Please people. If you are going to eat these foods then try working out sometimes otherwise shut up!!
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300 calories per dollar? Lame. You can buy ramen in cases of 36 for $13.50, which works out to about 2.6 packages per dollar. Each package contains 380 calories, so that works out to 1013 calories per dollar!
Or you could take the extreme route and just drink cooking oil, which will net you around 3000 calories per dollar.
hooray for college!
Oh yum. I’ll go right now and eat some of that stuff. I want to pad my belly!
eww!I nearly barfed at the Oreo Shake! Disgusting how can people eat this or even think about it! ew.Now my stpmach hurts about thinking the taste of it! Yuck.
OMFG the first food at top of list i ate but i didint know it had that much calories!
Good thing SATURATED FAT IS NOT ACTUALLY UNHEALTHY. Rather, it’s an essential nutrient for complete health that humans have evolved to eat for 150,000 years in the form of wild game meats, nuts, seeds, fatty fruits, etc. It’s trans fats that should be avoided, along with vegetable oils (which have nothing to do with vegetables) with their overabundance of rancid polyunsaturated fats, the real cause of cancer, heart disease, obesity, everything else that saturated fat is blamed for.
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This is why I want to move to USA. I’m sick of food here in UK where nearly everything is labelled as low fat.