Here are the Top 10 Worst Fast Food Sandwiches In America. Because, as tasty as some of these
may be, they might also be the worst thing you could possibly put in your body.
McDonald's: Quarter Pounder with Cheese & Bacon
Yes, we're starting out with a classic, but hear us out before you decide to throw rocks.
Recently made popular again thanks to Rapper Travis Scott and his collaboration with McDonald's,
the Quarter Pounder with cheese and bacon has earned a new place of honor on the Golden
Arches menu. In fact, people have been ordering it so much; the chain began running low on
basic ingredients like bacon and cheese. But even though this burger has been gaining quite
a lot of popularity over the last year, it doesn't make it any better for you. It's not
about how it tastes; really, it does pretty well in that department - especially when
it's Travis Scott style. No, it's mostly about just how unhealthy and harmful it can be. The
usual Quarter Pounder features a 100% McDonald's fresh beef patty along with thick-cut applewood
smoked bacon and all of the regular fixings. Sure, this particular burger is lower in fat
and carbs than most we will see on this list, but the trans fat and sodium levels are what's
concerning here. Basically, if you already have high blood pressure, you'd basically
max out your entire day's worth of sodium on this one burger. The Quarter Pounder should
definitely be more of an occasional treat than a nutritious dinner option.
Dunkin' Double Sausage Sandwich
When you're looking for a little sugar rush to get your morning started or to top off
a long hard day, you can always count on Dunkin' to have something on hand for you. Whether
you want a box of Munchkins or an extra sweet iced latte, everything is designed to give
that extra boost. So, it would make sense if you thought ordering a breakfast sandwich
over a doughnut would be healthier, no? Well, as it turns out, it might be even worse - especially when
it comes to the Double Sausage Sandwich. In one single sandwich, there is a whopping 900
calories lurking in the shadows, along with about 2,000 mg of sodium. Mind you; this is
only for breakfast. According to Dunkin', it's estimated that it would take you about 242
minutes of walking, 87 minutes of running, or 125 minutes of cycling to burn off all
of those calories. Unless you plan on taking your sneakers to work and leave super early,
you might want to stay away from this one. However, Dunkin' has recently been getting
in the "Beyond Meat" game, and they now offer a Beyond Sausage breakfast sandwich that's
almost half the calories. While it's still not perfect yet, and some say it's a little
dry, it's definitely a better option than the Double Sausage Sandwich.
Arby's Beef 'N Cheddar
It's pretty much common knowledge that if you want "the meats," you go to Arby's. They're
not like other fast-food restaurants. They don't buy in to the whole "burgers sell better"
ideology. They have their own thing; roast beef sandwiches. It's probably not too shocking
to say that nothing served at Arby's would win a gold medal in a "most healthy fast-food
competition," but the Beef 'N Cheddar beats all records. It serves a ridiculous amount
of trans fat and sodium, enough to scare any dietician! So much fat, in fact, that nearly
half of the sandwich's calories come from fat. But it's not just the nutrition facts
that cause an issue; it's the taste. It's certainly not going to blow anyone away. This
beast features double the amount of tender roast beef and a sickening amount of Cheddar
cheese sauce. The overpowering flavors and the heaviness of the giant portion are probably
going to prevent you from finishing one - but hey, at least you know it'll fill you up - and
then some. Maybe a few vegetables would help? Like a handful of lettuce or some pickles,
perhaps? Anything to give the Beef 'N Cheddar a little redemption. Overall, this sandwich
is simply a less healthy burger alternative and probably shouldn't become your next go-to
order.
Wendy's Pretzel Bacon Pub
Wendy's offers a lot of variety in its burger selection and isn't afraid to push the limits.
The chain is constantly introducing new and bold burgers that look yummier and yummier
each time. However, it seems like Wendy's might have dropped the ball with this one,
not in terms of tastiness, but in terms of healthiness. They wanted to kick things up
a notch with their pretzel pub sandwiches - and they really did; they just so happened
to also kick the calories up along with it. But, we've got to admit, this Pretzel Bacon
Pub might just be one of the best-looking, best-tasting burgers Wendy's has ever come
up with it. While Wendy's has put out a pretzel bun before, this time, the chain claims that
this is their "softest, signature, best-tasting pretzel bun" yet, but soft doesn't mean healthier. The
Pretzel Bacon Pub features a chicken breast marinated and breaded in a fiery blend of
peppers and spices topped with beer cheese sauce, smoked bacon, honey mustard, fried
onions, and a slice of muenster cheese, all smushed between a pretzel bun. With that many
tasty ingredients going on, it shouldn't be that surprising that it contains a solid 840
calories and about as much sodium as 160 Lay's potato chips. So, yea, this high-fat
content burger might look like a million bucks, but it's also a million things that are bad
for you.
Subway Chicken And Bacon Ranch
Over the last few years, Subway has been under fire for its "less-than-healthy" menu options.
What was once considered one of the healthiest fast-food restaurants has now started to show
up more and more on lists of "worst" ones. How the turntables... (a little The Office
reference there). Regardless of its newfound reputation, Subway has a long way to go before
even considering climbing back up the health ladder. One sub, in particular, has built
up quite the impressive - and concerning - rap sheet. The Chicken and Bacon Ranch Sub not
only packs over 1,000 calories and is a sodium bomb that gives you more than your entire
daily intake of salt, but its taste has often come into question. Practically everybody
loves ranch. You eat it with almost everything from pizza to chicken wings - it's a versatile
side. So, why does the mix of the chicken and ranch at Subway taste so...Odd? Perhaps
it's because of the oozing, melted Monterey cheddar that throws everything off. Or you
know, maybe it's just the chicken itself. Subway doesn't exactly have the best track
record when it comes to serving quality meat - especially chicken. No matter where it all
went wrong with this sub, if you want something that tastes good - forget healthy, just a
genuine tasty sandwich - you're better off with something else when heading to Subway.
Burger King Bacon King
Ah, bacon, bacon, bacon. What some people wouldn't do for a slice or two of bacon. It's
truly a wonder, really, how a single piece of meat can make an entire meal instantly
better. Burger King wanted to use this crispy, tasty creation to its advantage by introducing
the Bacon King. The name speaks for itself; it's filled to the brim with a hearty portion
of thick-cut smoked bacon. It also comes with a half-pound of beef, American cheese, ketchup,
and mayo; all sandwiched between a soft sesame seed bun. This sounds like something any bacon
fan would love and devour within seconds. But you know the saying that goes; sometimes
less is more? Well, maybe that's the motto Burger King should've gone with while coming
up with this greasy beast. As it turns out, there can be such a thing as too much bacon. Don't
get us wrong, bacon is amazing, but that's the beauty of bacon; you don't need a lot
to make something great. Sure, a huge amount of bacon might sound just great, but it also
sounds like a one-way ticket to heart disease. If you want to save about a half day's worth
of sodium, maybe go with the Bacon King Jr. instead. There's a fine line between genius
and insanity, and it looks like Burger King might have gone off the rails with the Bacon
King.
Jack in the Box Ultimate Cheeseburger
Shocker, this next burger is also a calorie monster, but that's not the main reason why
it's one of the worst fast-food sandwiches in America. While, yes, over 800 calories
for one tiny burger is concerning, we have bigger fish to fry. Jack in the Box likes
to call this burger the "Ultimate Cheeseburger," but the truth is, nothing is really that ultimate
about it. It's just your regular, undistinguishable fast-food burger made up of two beef patties,
two slices of cheddar and swiss cheese, some ketchup, mustard, mayo and onion "special
sauce." Nothing really fascinating or exciting to see there. No fresh vegetables, no fancy
ingredients, not even a single pickle, nothing. It's not that it tastes bad or anything; you
can actually manage to enjoy some decent flavor depending on where or when you order it; it's
just that it's so boring. The "classic" recipe has been done over and over again by countless
fast-food chains, and at this point, people are just tired of it. The Ultimate Cheeseburger
is one of the worst because of its plain, dull appearance and its just as disappointing
taste. If you're looking to play it safe and want nothing more than a dull, unoriginal
burger, then, by all means, get yourself one of these next time you're at Jack in the Box.
But, if you're more of an adventurous burger junky, you don't need to bother with this
one.
Taco Bell Croissant Taco
Now, when it comes to this next offering, instead of saying "wow, what a great idea,"
we're left asking "what were they thinking?" Taco Bell has come up with a lot of crazy menu
items over the years, but this one has got to be one of the weirdest and most peculiar
ones yet. The Croissant Taco just gives off all kinds of no-no vibes. On one hand, you
could see this creation being a bold move for a taco place - a way to marry a croissant,
sausage, cheese, and egg into an on-the-go breakfast delight. On the other hand, you
could see this as a kooky mix of flavors and texture - which is more of an accurate
description. The Croissant taco was a flaky croissant folded into the shape of a taco
and, well, filled with egg, cheese, and sausage that began as a test in Taco Bell locations
in Cleveland, Ohio, in 2015. Unfortunately, the "shell" lacked basic sweetness and freshness
as it was not freshly baked but rather microwaved. The texture was described as rubbery and unpleasant,
while the eggs were said to be some kind of strange imitation. Needless to say, the Croissant
Taco did not pass the test with flying colors, and it eventually flopped, just like the Waffle
Taco. Maybe Taco Bell should stay away from breakfast.
Blimpie Blimp Large Sandwich
Where do you go when you want a tasty sandwich but don't want to go to Subway? Why to Blimpie,
of course! Blimpie makes some of the biggest, tastiest fast-food sandwiches out there and
hasn't always gotten the recognition it deserves. However, no matter how big and tasty these
sandwiches are, it doesn't compensate for the loads of fat and sodium each of them packs.
Like the Blimp Large Sandwich, for instance. This bad boy features everything you could
possibly want on a sandwich, and as we've seen before, sometimes, less is more, and
in this case, maybe Blimpie would've been better off splitting the toppings into two
sandwiches. It has turkey, roast beef, prosciuttini, salami, pepperoni, provolone, sweet peppers,
lettuce, tomatoes, pickles, onion, mayo, vinegar, oil, and oregano. That's one heck of a list
of ingredients, and if we go with logic, a long ingredient list equals a long list of
health hazards as well. But, hey, at least this one has some veggies, right? The Blimp
contains almost two and a half days worth of sodium—all in one sandwich. A true heart-stopper,
so to speak.
Whataburger Triple Meat Whataburger
And the crown for the worst fast-food sandwich in America goes to... Whataburger and its
Triple Meat Whataburger! And it just so happens; it's also one of the biggest burgers you can
get on the market! This meaty giant isn't for the faint of heart - literally. It contains three
five-inch beef patties, all layered on top of one another with an extra slice of American
cheese in the middle. Oh, and, we can't forget the rest of the burger fixings because otherwise,
well, the burger just wouldn't be complete. If you're a true fan of meat, then this is
the perfect fit for you; just make sure you have plenty of Pepto Bismol if you want to
avoid a massive stomach ache afterward. Because chances are, you'll be looking for the pink
stuff. Clocking in at nearly 1,900 calories, the Triple Meat Whataburger weighs just over
a pound- and let's just say it's not the lettuce that's tipping the scale. It might be the
best burger to get to impress your friends and wow them with your massive burger-eating
skills, but other than that, you should probably stay as far away as possible from this meaty
creation.
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