Fitness Instructor shares how to shave 260 calories out of your Guzman Y Gomez burrito WITHOUT changing the taste
- Fitness coach reveals how to get 200+ calories out of a GYG burrito
- Substituting white rice for lettuce reduces the burrito to 517 calories
- “It was still so delicious and so filling! I highly recommend it,” said the fitness trainer
- Bec says GYG is her favorite food and that this order is her new go-to
Fitness trainer reveals how to shave over 200 calories from a Guzman y Gomez burrito in one simple step.
Brisbane’s Bec Hardgrave shared that by substituting lettuce for white rice, the burrito drops to 517 calories and still retains the classic Mexican flavor.
Bec drove to her local Guzman Y Gomez to order her favorite grilled chicken burrito for lunch.
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Fitness trainer reveals how to shave over 200 calories from a Guzman y Gomez burrito in one simple step
In her drive-through order, Bec substituted shredded lettuce for the white rice filling.
The simple step of removing the white rice instantly eliminated 260 calories from the Mexican meal.
“It was still so delicious and so filling! I highly recommend it,” Bec said.
The simple step of removing the white rice instantly eliminated 260 calories from the Mexican meal. “It was still so delicious and so filling! I highly recommend it,” said Bec
The low-carb, low-calorie burrito also packs 42 grams of protein to help keep you energized throughout the day.
Bec says Guzman y Gomez might be her favorite meal of all time and that this easy order will become her new go-to place.
The fitness instructor has wowed thousands with her easy, healthier, one-step burrito hack, and many have shared that they’ll be following her order next time they visit.
Bec says Guzman y Gomez might be her favorite meal of all time and that this easy order will become her new go-to place
“I’m definitely going to do that! 500 calories and 42 grams of protein makes a perfect lunch or dinner,” said one GYG fan.
“I’ll swap the white rice for salad every time now, thanks for sharing,” said another.
‘Great idea! Plus, lettuce is super fresh for summer,” replied Guzman Y Gomez.
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