Friends don't let friends eat out
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I just read this tip on Tumblr. Maybe it will help someone here“When dining out, opt to get 1/2 your entree put in a doggy bag when you order. Ask them to bring it to you with the check. Not only will you get a more appropriate sized portion that evening but you’ll also have lunch for tomorrow! Save moola, unnecessary calories and time in the kitchen the next day.0
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when I go out with friends I offer to split a meal that way I can eat whatever but not be tempted to over eat.0
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no clue about the pizza but maybe get the burger without the bun? or ask about a whole grain bun? i understand how its hard to be the "downer" when hanging out, but really your friends should indulge you once in a while and go somewhere healthier... subway has pizza for them and a sub or salad for you. maybe they would be ok with them?
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Try to select something relatively "healthy" from the menu, or figure out a way to fit it into your daily calories or, if it fits your schedule, make that day a "free day" or "splurge day".
This. The world isn't going to change because you are changing.
It helps a bit if you can do some recon on the web beforehand, but some places are just going to screw you totally. Olive Garden is a perfect example as there is no entree below 770 Cal and the salad is 400 Cal. When that happens, I try to do the half thing, whether splitting it with someone or taking half home and it's still a huge meal. Add any alcohol and you can blow up the total into the stratosphere. Sometimes you just have to roll with it; one day won't derail you.0 -
no clue about the pizza but maybe get the burger without the bun? or ask about a whole grain bun? i understand how its hard to be the "downer" when hanging out, but really your friends should indulge you once in a while and go somewhere healthier... subway has pizza for them and a sub or salad for you. maybe they would be ok with them?
:drinker: and what's wrong with Subway? epsecially after a late night jog?0
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