Yard House Cobb Salad w/ Turkey, Full: Calories and Nutrition

Cobb Salad w/ Turkey, Full at Yard House contains 920 calories per serving. It provides 59 g protein, 33 g carbs (15 g sugar), and 64 g fat, about 46% of a 2,000 calorie day. One serving is about Full; Regular. These are US menu figures.

Cobb Salad w/ Turkey, Full nutrition facts (Yard House, US menu)

Full nutrition for a serving (Full; Regular) of Cobb Salad w/ Turkey, Full:

Nutrient	Per serving (Full; Regular)
Calories	920 kcal
Protein	59 g
Carbohydrates	33 g
Sugars	15 g
Fat	64 g
Saturated fat	19 g
Fiber	10 g
Sodium	1970 mg

Where the calories come from: about 25% protein, 14% carbs, and 61% fat (based on the macros).

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Source and method

These figures come from Nutrola's 1.8M+ RD-verified food and restaurant database and reflect the US menu of Yard House. Values are per item as served and are indicative, since menus and recipes change over time.

Frequently asked questions

How many calories are in Cobb Salad w/ Turkey, Full at Yard House?

A serving (Full; Regular) of Cobb Salad w/ Turkey, Full has 920 calories on the US menu.

What are the macros in Yard House Cobb Salad w/ Turkey, Full?

It has 59 g protein, 33 g carbs (15 g sugar), and 64 g fat, and 1970 mg sodium.

Is Cobb Salad w/ Turkey, Full a lot of calories?

At 920 calories it is about 46% of a typical 2,000 calorie day, so it fits depending on what else you eat. Where the calories come from: about 25% protein, 14% carbs, and 61% fat (based on the macros).

Summary

A serving (Full; Regular) of Cobb Salad w/ Turkey, Full at Yard House has 920 calories, with 59 g protein, 33 g carbs (15 g sugar), and 64 g fat. Log it in Nutrola to track it against your day.