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Baseball game food

tmthorn0927
tmthorn0927 Posts: 155 Member
edited September 2024 in Recipes
Going to an O's game on Sunday - go O's.... :smooched:

Unfortunately, they don't sell any "good for you" food.

Fortunately, you can bring just about anything in to Oriole Park :) It's a day game.

Any suggestions for healthy, low sugar, low carb foods? We will have a small cooler, but don't plan to bring food that might spoil from the heat.

Thanks.

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  • TankGirl71
    TankGirl71 Posts: 241 Member
    Grilled chicken strips with mustard for dipping. Fresh fruit, cut vegetables, hummus for dipping. I have the same problem this weekend! I know I could safely indulge in nachos, ice cream, and coneys because I've been working so hard, but I'll feel like crap the next day - a food hangover.
  • PeachyKeene
    PeachyKeene Posts: 1,645 Member
    Sunflower seeds, that is all I need.
  • ShellyKay67
    ShellyKay67 Posts: 489 Member
    Grilled chicken strips with mustard for dipping. Fresh fruit, cut vegetables, hummus for dipping. I have the same problem this weekend! I know I could safely indulge in nachos, ice cream, and coneys because I've been working so hard, but I'll feel like crap the next day - a food hangover.

    That is how I usually feel after eating higher cal, higher fat foods.....feel like crapola the next day! I don't want to feel yucky from eating! I want to feel energized!!!!
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