How to use your Points at...Chipotle

We all know that guac is extra at Chipotle — an extra charge, not to mention extra Points® — but some things in life are just worth it. And while it’s easy to order a burrito that blows through a day’s worth of Points, it’s just as easy to place an order for a tasty lunch or dinner that keeps you squarely within-Budget.

First, try loading up your burrito, salad, tacos, or bowl with ZeroPoint® foods, including either black or pinto beans, fresh or fajita veggies, and any kind of salsa. For higher-Points items like cilantro-lime rice or sour cream, you can always customize by asking for a “half-order.” If you’re a frequent Chipotler, spice things up by switching out your usual protein choice for one of the newer, limited-time offerings like Chipotle Honey Chicken.

It can be a little tricky to track Chipotle meals in the WW app. To make it simpler, below we have a few premade options listed. Or you can just add the individual items of your favorite fixins below, so you can easily keep track of your Points.

Choose a base

• Salad or burrito bowl 0 Points
• Crispy corn tortilla (3 taco portion) 6 Points
• Flour tortilla (burrito portion) 9 Points

Pick a protein

• Steak 1 Point
• Sofritas 3 Points
• Barbacoa 1 Points
• Chicken 1 Point
• Chipotle Honey Chicken 4 Points
• Carnitas 7 Points

Bulk it up

• Black beans 0 Points
• Pinto beans 0 Points
• Cilantro-lime brown rice 6 Points
• Cilantro-lime white rice 7 Points

Decide if you want chips

• Chips and fresh tomato salsa (1 order) 16 Points
• Chips and guacamole (1 order) 22 Points

The bottom line

Chipotle is convenient for grabbing a fast lunch or dinner with some Mexican flavor — and meals here can easily be customized to stay within your Points Budget. The lowest-impact way to order is by starting with a salad or bowl as your base, then loading up on ZeroPoint foods like beans, veggies, and salsas, and opting for a half-order of higher-Points items like rice, cheese, and sour cream.