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" For all the criticisms lobbed against it, McDonald&amp;#039;s is certainly good for some things. (Oatmeal, maybe. Fries, definitely. Cheap coffee, sure.) And yet it&amp;#039;s hard to picture any of its proponents describing McDonald&amp;#039;s as healthy. That is, until just recently, when the &amp;quot;senior director of culinary innovation&amp;quot; for the chain said, &amp;quot;I don&amp;#039;t see anything on the menu that&amp;#039;s unhealthy.&amp;quot; Look, chef Daniel Coudreaut, I had one of those McFlurry things just the other day, but I think we can all agree there are some items at the Golden Arches that are not necessarily in our bodies&amp;#039; best interest. So as a sort of public service, Eat Like a Man has rounded up the ten highest-calorie offerings among popular McDonald&amp;#039;s orders, for your perusal below. Not because you shouldn&amp;#039;t necessarily eat them from time to time, but because you might want to know about them. You might be surprised to find that the leader of the pack is actually a drink. Mayor Bloomberg, maybe not so much. 1. Chocolate Triple Thick Shake, 32 oz. (1160 cals) 2. Big Breakfast with Hotcakes* (regular-size biscuit: 1090 cals, large-size biscuit: 1150 cals) 3. Strawberry Triple Thick Shake, 32 oz. (1110 cals) 4. Angus Chipotle BBQ Bacon (800 cals) 5. Big Breakfast, large-size biscuit (800 cals) 6. Angus Bacon &amp;amp;amp; Cheese (790 cals) 7. Angus Mushroom &amp;amp;amp; Swiss (770 cals) 8. Angus Deluxe (750 cals) 9. Double Quarter Pounder with Cheese (740 cals) 10. Steak, Egg &amp;amp;amp; Cheese Bagel (710 cals) *For those who aren&amp;#039;t familiar, the &amp;quot;Big Breakfast with Hotcakes&amp;quot; includes a biscuit, sausage, scrambled eggs, hash browns, and, of course, hotcakes. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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