Freshens Crepes?

Has any one had one of these before? There's a Freshens on my campus here at KSU, and I'm thinking about trying it for lunch. These crepe things don't look like what I think a crepe should look like... I don't even know how to eat one!

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See? Weird looking!!

Anyways, does anybody have any favorites? Or do you know if the calorie counts they have online actually match the portion sizes and ingredients?

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  • Francl27
    Francl27 Posts: 26,371 Member
    Never heard of them... I'd totally be in though.
  • iceey
    iceey Posts: 354 Member
    There is a similar crepe place where I live that is classified as fast food. But if I have to eat out, I opt for them because they are slightly healthier. I usually get a ham and veggie with cheese. Not a terrible alternative for fast food. Love crepes! Just watch out for the banana/nutella combo - delish!

    I first saw crepes in Paris where they sell them at outdoor vendors - they were fresh made and amazing! Ones here aren't as good, but have been the environment!
  • Fiery_Vixen
    Fiery_Vixen Posts: 795 Member
    Ummmmm...last I saw that was NOT what a crepe looked like LOL
  • ethompso0105
    ethompso0105 Posts: 418 Member
    I've never heard of them...I looked the company up and it looks awesome! I'm going to have to try to find one around here. It doesn't look at all like a crepe, rather more like a sandwich wrap. My guess is that it won't look quite like this when you purchase it. :) Let us know how it goes!
  • iceey
    iceey Posts: 354 Member
    They are crepes! They make the crepe in front of you on a big crepe maker thingy, then they put the ingredients on top. They used to serve it flat like an omelette but they recently changed to this cone method which is easier to eat!
  • knra_grl
    knra_grl Posts: 1,566 Member
    they are all between 470-540 cals per crepe except the pizza one and the nutella one are 600

    not bad for a fast food lunch I would say

    edit - you can go right to their website and find the calorie and nutritional values there