Chipotle Balanced Macros Bowl With Price, Calories, Ingredients & Nutrition (2025)
Meet Chipotle’s Balanced Macros Bowl—a Lifestyle Bowl built to make hitting your protein, carb, and fat targets simple, without overthinking your order. Below you’ll find exactly what’s in it, verified nutrition, a quick price look, allergen notes, customization tips, and FAQs.
| Price | Calories |
| $15.25–$15.75 | 700 kcal |
What’s in the Balanced Macros Bowl?
This Lifestyle Bowl comes pre-built so you don’t have to guess your macros.
- Light white rice (½ portion)
- Black beans
- Chicken
- Fajita veggies (peppers & onions)
- Fresh tomato salsa
- Guacamole
- Extra romaine lettuce
| Ingredients / Toppings | Included in the standard build |
|---|---|
| Light white rice (½ portion) | Lower-carb base while keeping some grains for energy |
| Black beans | Fiber + plant protein |
| Chicken | Lean protein centerpiece |
| Fajita veggies | Volume, micronutrients, minimal calories |
| Fresh tomato salsa | Bright flavor without heavy calories |
| Guacamole | Healthy fats, creamy texture |
| Extra romaine | More greens for volume & crunch |
Nutrition Facts (Per Standard Bowl)
Chipotle lists the Balanced Macros Bowl at 700 calories with the following macros:
| Nutrient | Amount |
|---|---|
| Calories | 700 kcal |
| Protein | 45 g |
| Carbohydrats | 61 g |
| Fat | 33 g |
Nutrition note: This preset doesn’t contain values for fiber, sodium, or micronutrients. To get precise figures—or to suit your bowl—refer to Chipotle’s Nutrition Calculator and choose the “light” rice option if ordering that.
Allergens & Dietary Info
This bowl is gluten and dairy-free as it sits. If you add cheese or sour cream to it, it will then have dairy, and if you had gone that route, it can also have gluten-a flour tortilla option.
Per Chipotle, their standard ingredients do not include egg, mustard, nuts, seeds, fish, shellfish, nor sesame.
Why People Choose it
If you want a ready-made bowl that balances lean protein, quality carbs, and healthy fats (thanks, guac) without going full “double everything,” this is the no-brainer pick. The extra lettuce and fajita veggies increase volume and satisfaction for relatively few calories—great for staying full while tracking macros.
Make it your own (Popular Tweaks)
- Add double the amount of chicken or steak to your diet. Expect calories and macros to rise.
- Reduce carbs by swapping rice with supergreens, or avoiding rice altogether. Beans contain fiber.
- Add tomatillo red or green salsa.
- Keep it the same, but avoid flour tortillas and cheese/sourcream.
- If you do not want to cook with “light” white rice, brown rice can be a great alternative.
Use the app to modify while keeping an eye on the calculator totals.
