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The authors of the Full Plate Diet and Lifestyle Center of America have teamed up to bring you this blog post, which is for informational and entertainment purposes only. Our goal is to show you how easy it is to live a healthier, more energetic, and fuller life. However, for ethical and practical reasons we cannot provide diagnosis or treatment of any illness or health condition. To this end we strongly urge you to always check with your physician or health care provider before starting a diet, exercise, or health program.Viewing entries tagged with 'on the go'
A Modern Cleaver Kitchen: Part 2
Asking someone to give up favorite foods would be like asking June Cleaver to enter her kitchen without her apron on. It would be scandalous. So we don't do it.
Fast Mexican Potato
Fast food can actually provide quick fiber-filled meals. Check out how Full Plate Diet's RoadWarrior used Wendy's and Mexican Food joint El Bravo to create a quick healthy food option.
Would YOU Eat Anything?
There's one reason and one reason alone that I ever pull up at the magic window presenting me with my lunch in exchange for a few dollars. I take advantage of the revolutionary idea that sprung up nationwide in the 50s - purchasing already cooked food that I can eat on the go before my next destination.
Baja Fresh Keeps it Real
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Full Plate Diet Powers Up Taco Bell
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The one good thing about fast food is that it’s readily available when you don’t have time to go home and eat, or even drop in at a sit down restaurant. The Full Plate Diet RoadWarrior models one way of eating a quick fiber rich meal on the go without compromising other health goals you may have. Watch him in action as he places an order at Taco Bell.
As CEO of Full Plate Diet, Sid spends his time traveling extensively. As an avid cook, he’s constantly coming up with innovative ideas to eat healthy on the road as well as at home.
Fiber Options at Seattle Tacoma Airport
Ever hung out in SeaTac? The Seattle/Tacoma airport nestled, not surprisingly, between Seattle and Tacoma. In the center of the terminal (past security) if you are in a rush, you can still get some good high-fiber options. On the south side of the food court, you find three good places from which you can assemble a quick high-fiber meal. Looking from left to right, Qdoba Mexican Grill, MAKI of Japan and our old potato purveyor, Wendy's.
Old Spaghetti Factory Meets RoadWarrior
Need some inspiration for the next time you visit an Italian restaurant, or more specifically The Old Spathetti Factory? Watch how the RoadWarrior fared, and get some ideas on powering up at restaurants where pasta is the staple.
Road Warrior 50-Yard Fiber Dash at Houston Hobby
So I'm coming in to Houston Hobby from Orlando on my way to Oklahoma City. I'm arriving at Houston Hobby gate 20 and am scheduled to leave out of gate 51 in about 40 minutes. I'm really hungry and need to get some fiber but I don't have a lot of time. The easy choice? Mexican! Sure enough, right past gate 21 as I'm hustling to gate 51 is a small food court. And there is a Pappasitos' stand. Yum!
Fiber at 35,000 Feet
Recently, I accompanied two of the Full Plate Diet authors on a trip to the Pacific Northwest, where they were giving weight loss seminars. The plane ride from Dallas to Seattle is a four hour flight, and I didn't anticipate an abudance of fiber rich foods in the air.
