Eating out wasn't that hard...
Options
Replies
-
I still eat out too but I take the buns off the burgers, no rice or pasta. I also eat salmon, tilapia, grilled chicken, steamed veggies, etc while out. I don't miss the bread or pasta with my meals. I am full afterward without feeling sluggish. Chick fil a also has grilled nuggets now in a 8 and 12 count and I get a fruit cup with it. I am glad you found a way to eat out without all the added calories.0
-
Thanks for sharing OP. I thought your meal looked great. We end up eating out several times a month with family or friends and its too many times to just throw caution to the wind and eat whatever I want. I wouldn't be able to stick to my goals. Plus, I'm not the kind of person who can starve all day and use my calories in one meal. My blood sugar would go nuts. Anyway, thanks for sharing0
-
Thanks for sharing I think it's a wonderful Idea!!!0
-
How much was that? I would hate to go to a restaurant and order something that's only 400 calories. Robbery.
Even if you are trying to lose weight you still have to eat many, many more calories the rest of the day. The bun isn't healthy, neither is the bacon, but it's not going to hurt you in the long run so long as your calorie goals are met. Should've ordered some fries with that and then had a 400 cal meal later on at home.
:huh: A meal is only a good value if it is lots of calories?!
My mom told me something about that mentality that I used to have that helped a lot! The food will still be gone when you are done eating... you still get the same eating out experience just with less calories by leaving things off.0 -
no, eating out is usually pretty easy. and fun. it's all in the preperation.0
-
Thats awesome that they were willing to make those changes for you! I agree with the money thing not mattering - I'd much rather eat a healthy low-cal meal than eat more just because i spend money on it.My wife and I both use MFP and love it.....we have been searching for a place to eat out where the calorie counts don't exceed the national debt.
I think we have found a place where we can both walk away satisfied and not break the bank.
Give this pdf a glance....I was pleasantly surprised
http://www.olivegarden.ca/core_content/pdfs/olive_garden_nutrition.pdf
But then you would have to eat at Olive Garden. I'd rather eat my frozen meal at home!
0 -
I love that you can do lettuce wrapped burgers at Red Robin. I had their turkey burger last time wrapped in lettuce (still had whatever sauce on it) and fries as my side (because really, who doesn't love fries?). So delicious and still stuck to my calorie limit.0
-
I love that Red Robin gives you so many options to eat healthy and still have a tasty meal! I'm a vegetarian, and they have not one, but TWO veggie burgers to choose from and I can sub them into anything!! That was good enough to get me going there, but now with all their other options, I'm hooked. Usually I like to balance it out... I need some fries, but I'll happily do without a bun and have a lettuce wrap! My husband likes one of their different styles of buns, but will pass on the fries and get one of their other side options. I think it's fantastic to go out to eat and have a "fun" enjoyable meal but not go home with a ton of regret and unable to move :P0
-
OMG that looks soooo good!0
-
I prefer eating out if it's clean...
You know what I mean? Wait a second...0 -
no, eating out is usually pretty easy. and fun. it's all in the preperation.
That it is. :blushing:0 -
There's already an entry for bunless cali chicken burger, which I'm a fan of. No bacon is wtf though.0
-
thats exaclty how i do all my burgers, chicken sandwiches. WRAPPED IN LETTUCE. got the idea of course from in-n-out. LOL. california girl here. but wouldve definitely kept the bacon. Just personal preference. It looked so good i could just imagine the bacon on it. YUM!!!!!!!!!!0
-
Personally I don't eat lettuce at all. But that's great that you figured out something that works for you and enjoyed your meal.0
-
I think the robbery is that you probably paid about $10 for that.0
Categories
- All Categories
- 1.4M Health, Wellness and Goals
- 392.1K Introduce Yourself
- 43.6K Getting Started
- 259.9K Health and Weight Loss
- 175.7K Food and Nutrition
- 47.4K Recipes
- 232.4K Fitness and Exercise
- 403 Sleep, Mindfulness and Overall Wellness
- 6.4K Goal: Maintaining Weight
- 8.5K Goal: Gaining Weight and Body Building
- 152.8K Motivation and Support
- 7.9K Challenges
- 1.3K Debate Club
- 96.3K Chit-Chat
- 2.5K Fun and Games
- 3.4K MyFitnessPal Information
- 23 News and Announcements
- 1K Feature Suggestions and Ideas
- 2.4K MyFitnessPal Tech Support Questions