How to Eat Healthy at a Chinese Buffet
Step One:
Begin with soup. Both egg drop and wonton soup are low in fat and calories and are good choices to help fill you up. Beginning with a broth-based soup is a good way to eat fewer calories at every meal.
This is the Wonton Soup without the wonton (basically just the broth) I am obsessed
Step 2:
I made sure to fill my plate first with broccoli then I went around and found my favorite non fried dishes and got a spoonful of each. For example: the baked salmon, peppered chicken, bourbon chicken, and beef and jalapenos
Step 3:
Pick brown rice and whole wheat noodles if possible. Fried rice is the worst offender, calorie-wise, so avoid that above all. Keep servings of rice and noodles to a reasonable size and don't go back for seconds. ( I am not eating any type of starch but this is good to remember)
Step 4:
Avoid fried foods. Deep fried chicken bits, egg rolls, fried noodles and crab Rangoon may be traditional parts of a Chinese buffet, but their fat and calorie counts make them very unhealthy. If you must indulge, choose one, savor it and don't go back for seconds.
Step 5:
Treat yourself to dessert. Most Chinese buffets have a variety of fruits as part of their dessert menu, so indulge yourself here. Have a large serving of your favorite fruits and add an almond cookie on the side. Don't forget to finish with a fortune cookie--they're only 35 calories for a bit of fun.
Now below is foods not to eat. (this was the bf's plate)
Day 34:
Breakfast: 2 eggs with a little cheddar cheese
Snack: 2 tablespoons of peanut butter.
Lunch: turkey spaghetti
Snack: miso soup
Dinner: 2 turkey hot dogs with ketchup (not bun)
44days
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