
Eating out / Brunch & Diner / Dunkin'
Protein is thin here, so I double up on the omelet bites and keep the sweet drinks out of the meal.
John Schaefer, fat loss coach for 27 years · Updated October 2026Type your goal weight and every order below shows how much of your calories and protein it covers. Same math I use with clients: goal weight x 12 for calories, goal weight x 0.7 for protein.
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The rule at Dunkin': the lunch style order is built on protein, fat and fiber. The carb meal is the one you have when this is your dinner, or the one meal of the day you're spending your carbs on.
Numbers from Dunkin''s published nutrition data via assets.ctfassets.net. Menus change, so check before you order.
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Double Omelet Bites: 2 orders of Bacon & Cheddar Omelet Bites (4 bites). It comes to about 560 calories and 34g of protein.
It depends on your goal weight. I use goal weight x 12 for daily calories, so a 150 lb goal is 1,800 calories a day and a lunch around 500 to 800 of them. The double omelet bites is 31% of that day with 32% of the protein. Type your own goal weight on this page to see your numbers.
The ones that stack calories with little protein: Pumpkin Pie Coffee Chiller (large) (1,140 calories), Double Sausage Breakfast Sandwich (900 calories).
Yes. I've never told a client to stop eating out. Build the order around protein, keep the carbs for one meal a day, and Dunkin' fits fine. Protein is thin here, so I double up on the omelet bites and keep the sweet drinks out of the meal.