Cardiac Special!

Go to Uno of Chicago and die!

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Worst Pizza in America

Uno Chicago Grill Chicago Classic Deep Dish Individual Pizza

2,310 calories
165 g fat (54 g saturated)
4,920 mg sodium
120 g carbs
This individual pizza has been named Worst Pizza in America three
years in a row now, but Uno Chicago Grill doesn’t seem to care—all
they’ve done to minimize the epic impact of this monstrous meal is to
change the nutrition labels on their website to reflect the calories
“per serving,” instead of the total calories per dish as a whole.
What’s revealing about that sleight of hand is that it shows that Uno
knowingly sells an individual pizza that actually has three servings’
worth of calories, fat, sodium, and carbs. This one individual pizza
has more calories than you should eat in a day and more than two days’
worth of sodium (that’s as much salt as you’ll find in 27 small bags
of Frito Lays Potato Chips!). The only way to go at Uno is to steer
away from the infamous deep dish Chicago-style pizzas and opt for a
flatbread pie instead.

2. Worst pizza appetizer

Uno Chicago Grill Pizza Skins (one order)

2,400 calories
155 g fat (45 g saturated)
3,600 mg sodium
195 g carbs
How are pizza skins different from an actual pizza? Well, they’re not—
they just come topped with crumbly processed bacon bits and a big fat
dollop of sour cream. The only reason this monstrous dish didn’t make
it to our number one worst pizza spot is because it’s supposed to be
an appetizer, which means that some of the damage is mitigated by the
fact that multiple people are digging in (or should be, at least). But
even if you’re traveling with a party of five, it makes no sense to
order what’s essentially a family-sized pizza before your meal. To put
it in perspective, a medium 12-inch pepperoni pizza from Pizza Hut
only racks up 1,840 calories. That’s nearly 600 fewer calories than
you’ll find in this one appetizer! Disgusting. (See equally atrocious
starting dishes on our list of the worst appetizers in America.)

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