
The Cheesecake Factory Pepperoni Flatbread with Hot Honey
Can I eat The Cheesecake Factory Pepperoni Flatbread with Hot Honey on Ozempic, Wegovy, Mounjaro or Zepbound?
Taking a GLP-1 medication does not by itself determine whether a specific food fits your individual plan. For a nutrition-based comparison, The Cheesecake Factory Pepperoni Flatbread with Hot Honey scores 47/100, placing it in the Caution comparison tier. The listed values per listed serving are 1200 calories, 56g protein, 96g total carbohydrates, 66g total fat, 11g sugar, and 3430mg sodium.
A more favorable factor in this comparison is 56g protein in the listed serving. The main tradeoff is 66g total fat in the listed serving. Your portion, the rest of the meal, symptoms and clinician’s guidance still matter.
These are stored values for comparison. See the full nutrition table and source status below. How the score works
Why It Scored 47
- 66g total fat in the listed serving
- 91g net carbohydrates in the listed serving
- 1200 calories in the listed serving
- 56g protein in the listed serving
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GLP Food Score compares foods from 0–100 using protein, net carbohydrates, total fat, fiber, total sugar and calories. The published weights and anchors are editorial design choices, not a clinically validated prediction. Learn more about our scoring →
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