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Fresh Vegetables vs 12 oz. Ft. Worth Ribeye & Grilled Shrimp
Compare calories, protein, carbs, fat, sodium, and fiber for these Texas Roadhouse menu items.
Quick answer
Fresh Vegetables is lowest in calories, while 12 oz. Ft. Worth Ribeye & Grilled Shrimp gives the most protein.
Add all to calculatorLowest calories
Fresh Vegetables
191 kcal
Highest protein
12 oz. Ft. Worth Ribeye & Grilled Shrimp
97.8 g protein
Lowest carbs
Fresh Vegetables
12.7 g carbs
Lowest sodium
Fresh Vegetables
481.3 mg sodium
Side-by-side nutrition facts
Values are per listed serving and may vary by location or preparation.
| Menu item | Calories | Protein | Carbs | Fat | Fiber | Sodium |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Fresh VegetablesLegendary Sides & Extras | 191 kcal | 3 g | 12.7 g | 15.3 g | 5.3 g | 481 mg |
| 12 oz. Ft. Worth Ribeye & Grilled ShrimpTexas Size Combos Shown without sides. See "Legendary Sides & Extras" for additional information. | 1,374 kcal | 97.8 g | 42.1 g | 95.8 g | 5.3 g | 3,046 mg |
Which should you choose?
Choose Fresh Vegetables if your priority is keeping calories lower. It has 191 calories per serving.
Choose 12 oz. Ft. Worth Ribeye & Grilled Shrimp if you want the most protein. It has 97.8g protein per serving.
If sodium matters, Fresh Vegetables is the lighter sodium pick at 481mg.
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