| Excerpt From The SuperMarket Diet Cookbook |
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| by Diet Detective Editorial Staff | |
| Monday, 05 February 2007 | |
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The following is an excerpt from The Supermarket Diet Cookbook, by Susan Westmoreland. Good Choices at the Chains Here are examples from national chain restaurants of meals that fit right into The Supermarket Diet plan. Since companies change both dishes and formulations, check their websites to see whether calories have changed. Applebees. For a 500-calorie dinner, have the Tortilla Chicken Melt. Or order any of the following accompanied by a side salad (no cheese or croutons) with 1 tablespoon dressing: Tango Chicken Sandwich, Confetti Chicken, Teriyaki Steak and Shrimp Skewers, or Grilled Tilapia with Mango Salsa. Baja Fresh. For a 400-calorie lunch, order the Savory Pork Carnitas Ensalada with Salsa Verde Dressing or the Charbroiled Chicken Ensalada with one-third of the Ranch Dressing. (Watch it! Don’t get the bigger, more caloric salads that are similar but are served with a cheese-stuffed flauta.) Chipotle. For a 400-calorie lunch, order a bowl containing 1 serving rice, 1 serving black beans, any salsa except corn, and lettuce. McDonald’s. These meals are so much lower in fiber (and some higher in sugar) than Supermarket Diet meals: please make going to McDonald’s an infrequent event! Subway. Any of the “6 grams of fat or less,” 6-inch subs with 280 to 290 calories is fine. Wendy’s. For a 400-calorie lunch get the Mandarin Chicken Salad with all the add-ins except the crispy noodles and have 1/2 the Oriental Sesame Dressing. Trackback(0)
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