Outback Wood-Fire Grilled Pork Chops

With a GLP-1 score of 53/100, Outback Wood-Fire Grilled Pork Chops is rated Moderate. Its strongest attribute is Protein and lowest-scoring is Fiber. Outback Wood-Fire Grilled Pork Chops is acceptable but has some trade-offs — check the breakdown before ordering.

Outback Wood-Fire Grilled Pork Chops has 96g of protein — a high-protein option that's strong for muscle retention on GLP-1 medications, which can otherwise accelerate muscle loss.

At 21g of fat, most GLP-1 users tolerate Outback Wood-Fire Grilled Pork Chops well. Eating slowly and avoiding overeating will help minimize any GI discomfort.

Outback Wood-Fire Grilled Pork Chops has 700 calories, on the higher end. GLP-1 medications reduce appetite, so you may find you can't finish a full serving — consider sharing or saving half for later.

Outback Wood-Fire Grilled Pork Chops ranks 135th out of 347 items at Outback by GLP-1 score. The top-scoring item is Outback Simply Grilled Tilapia at 92/100.