restaurant vs. home-cooked
pasta dishes

No need to order your favorite Italian dishes. You can save some serious money, calories and sodium by cooking these dishes at home. See how these restaurant dishes compare to their H-E-B recipe counterparts.

Olive Garden's^® Chicken Parmesan

Calories: 1,060

Fat: 52 g

Sodium: 2,980 mg

Carbs: 86 g

H-E-B Chicken Parmesan with H-E-B Organics Whole Wheat Spaghetti

Calories: 600

Fat: 7 g

Sodium: 920 mg

Carbs: 67 g

View Chicken Parmesan Recipe

View H-E-B Organics Whole Wheat Spaghetti

Macaroni Grill’s^® Fettuccine Alfredo

Calories: 1040

Fat: 59 g

Sodium: 1630 mg

Carbs: 86 g

H-E-B Spinach Fettuccine Alfredo

Calories: 380

Fat: 8 g

Sodium: 95 mg

Carbs: 62 g

View Spinach Fettuccine Alfredo Recipe

Johnny Carino's^® Cheese Tortellini, Dinner

Calories: 1005

Fat: 50 g

Sodium: 2796 mg

Carbs: 81 g

H-E-B Tomato Basil Tortellini

Calories: 350

Fat: 13 g

Sodium: 520 mg

Carbs: 47 g

View Tomato Basil Tortellini

Fazoli's^® Caesar Salad

Calories: 540

Fat: 31 g

Sodium: 1390 mg

Carbs: 31 g

H-E-B Grilled Romaine Caesar Salad

Calories: 220

Fat: 18 g

Sodium: 950 mg

Carbs: 15 g

View Grilled Romaine Caesar Salad Recipe

*Average Saving per single meal. Final savings may vary based on location and promotions.

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restaurant vs. home-cooked pasta dishes

restaurant vs. home-cooked
pasta dishes