Help! Estimate calories at resteraunt
anb3600
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What would be the lowest calorie option, trying not to be the person that gets a salad but if I have to I will...
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That's a very limited menu. I'd be going for the gnocchi just because it sounds good. Probably not the most calorie conscious choice, though...1
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There's really no way to know how many calories would be in any of those. For lower calorie I might choose that salmon pasta and just eat less of the actual noodles. lol. I have done that before. Or I'd get the pepperoni pizza and just eat a reasonable amount of it.0
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I’d probably just eat what I wanted, enjoy the night and move on5
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None of those sound low calorie. I'd just get what you wanted and move on.
My guess would be one of the pizzas. In my experience, "fancy" pizzas tend to use high quality cheese, and less of it, although the pesto on one of the pizzas is probably a fair amount of oil. There's no way to tell how much cheese or pesto the restaurant uses unless you've seen the pizza.
There is also the marinated veggie salad, but it's hard to know how much oil those veggies have soaked up. Plus, as a vegetarian, I have had more than my fair share of sad restaurant vegetables.
I'd probably go for the pesto pizza because I think it sounds the best, not because it's necessarily low calorie.2 -
I'd probably just have the salmon pasta, enjoy it and move on.0
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None of the above. Restaurants cheat. What could be a moderate dish, calorie wise is greatly enhanced with an ounce of olive or sesame oil. 250 more calories. Boom! I have seen salad dressing made with 3 oz of oil. 750 calories. Salmon steaks dipped in butter and tossed on the broiler. A half a cup of clarified butter poured on a T Bone. 800 calories of clarified butter. Mop it up with a baguette and you add 1000 calories to the steak. That luxurious taste and mouth feel? They get it by adding butter, oil, mayo, etc. You gotta make it yourself if you want to count the calories.2
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At my best, I would order any of those and leave behind most of the carbs, so.the salmon or pizza would probably be most filling.0
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The polenta sounds delicious. What did you end up choosing?0
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Probably the Goats Cheese Pizza. The Salmon would be good too...without the cream sauce and only eating a small portion of the pasta.0
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Don't know which is the best calorie option but I'd go gnocchi and affogatto and not even think twice about it .0
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The Frozen yogurt!0
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