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Kim Kardashian Chicken Salad: Super sexy Carl’s Jr Ad (Video!) By Jen Elly Bookmark and Share Kim Kardashian chicken salad? Yes! Her ad for Carl’s Jr. is super sexy and reminds us of why she is famous. We have Kim Kardashian’s chicken salad ad here, so come check out the video for yourself! kim kardashian fhm 1 Kim Kardashian became super famous when her sex tape hit the net. Well she certainly uses that to her advantage in this ad for Carl’s Jr. where she makes eating a chicken salad sexy. The New York Daily News says the ad “takes the term “food porn” to a whole new level.” The gorgeous reality star makes eating seem like a naughty thing, as she chills out in her bed wearing nothing but a silk robe, and makes sloppy look good while eating the salad with her fingers. Kim wrote on her website, “I was approached by Carl’s Jr. to become the spokesperson for their new Grilled Chicken Salads. Their new range of salads fits in perfectly with my healthy lifestyle.” In the commercial, Kim tal
Kim Kardashian and her famous curves star in a new ad campaign for Carl’s Jr. The reality star is promoting the fast food chain’s salads, which she told People magazine “are healthy,” which, she said, “fits what I’m about right now.” Well, we hate to break it to you, but that’s only partially accurate. For starters, the reality TV star said she used diet pills to lose weight and even promotes Quick Trim. As for the salads, the Charbroiled Chicken Salad is not a terrible choice, weighing in with 250 calories, 9 g fat, 75 mg cholesterol and 590 mg sodium (before adding dressing), and the Side Salad barely counts with just 50 calories and 2.5 g fat. However, there’s another option that’s much, much worse: The Green Burrito Taco Salad. Click on the video below to get a sneak peak of Kim Kardashian’s sultry Carl’s Jr. commercial. Story continues below the video. This salad contains a whopping 970 calories, 58 g fat (19 of those being saturated), 75 mg cholesterol and 1850 mg sodium. And yes
