Romaine Rescue for the Overtrained

The ingredient list is updating, but the 9.9 score and zero sugar are strong signals. Expect a crisp, watery crunch from the romaine—very clean, very neutral. It's the kind of simple base that works with anything, like tossing into a quick office lunch wrap without adding sweetness or heaviness. The trade-off is that without a dressing specified, you might find it a bit plain; it relies on whatever you pair it with. If you want a straightforward, low-sugar green to anchor a meal, this fits. Just know the texture is light and the flavor is subtle.

Regular Garden Salad shows zero sugar and a 9.9 score, promising a clean, simple mix. The texture should be crisp and refreshing, likely a blend of lettuce and maybe some veg—light enough for a side, substantial enough to feel like a meal with protein. It's ideal for a desk lunch where you want something fresh without a sugar spike. The ingredients are still updating, so we can't confirm specifics, but the numbers look solid. The trade-off is predictability: it's likely very basic, so you'll need to bring your own seasoning or dressing to avoid boredom.

Deviled Egg Potato Salad lists 4g sugar per 100g and a 9.6 score. Expect a creamy, tangy profile from the deviled egg style—rich mouthfeel with soft potato chunks and a hint of mustard or paprika. It can work as a hearty side for a grill night or a filling snack when you want something savory. The trade-off is the sugar: not zero, so it may taste a touch sweet if you're sensitive to that. Ingredients are updating, so we can't confirm sodium or fat, but the score suggests balanced macros. If you want comfort food with decent numbers, this fits.

Loaded potato salad shows 2g sugar per 100g and a 9.8 score, with a detailed ingredient list that includes sour cream and thickeners like modified corn starch and gums. Expect a rich, velvety texture with potato chunks and a savory tang; the gums help it hold together smoothly. It's a solid pick for a late-night bowl when you want something warm and filling without much sugar. The trade-off is the texture: the stabilizers can make it feel a bit slick or dense, which some people may not love. If you want creamy comfort with decent macros, this delivers.

Signature COBB Salad lists zero sugar and a 9.9 score, with ingredients still updating. Expect a classic Cobb mix—likely greens, protein, egg, and cheese—offering a balanced, savory profile with varied textures: crisp lettuce, tender meat, creamy cheese. It's a strong choice for a gym bag meal or post-workout plate where you want protein and freshness without added sugar. The trade-off is the unknown specifics; without full ingredients, we can't confirm sodium or fat levels, so it may be richer than it appears. If you want a high-score, zero-sugar salad with potential protein, this looks promising.