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Red Lobster
You know how sometimes you go to a restaurant and think "I'm not even gonna think about how many calories I'm eating tonight" because you know it's gonna be about 1 million? And then you get your food and take one bite and change your mind- it's gotta be 2 million.
Ok, so I can't do that anymore or I'll die of excruciating pain. Yay surgery. But my in-laws sent us gift cards to Red Lobster for our anniversary, and we had to use them at some point, so we went tonight. I figured I'd get a side skewer of grilled shrimp or something and just drool longingly over whatever my husband ordered. I asked the guy for their nutritional info. Looked inside. Thought "No way. Something has GOT to be wrong here." I read through the whole thing trying to find the catch- the serving sizes must be 1/10 of a plate. It must only be the veggies they're listing. It must be the glass of water and the smell of their biscuits. Nope. No catch. So I ordered their 280 calorie grilled seafood platter with seafood-stuffed sole, grilled scallops and shrimp. 280 calories. And I ate 1/3 of it. Every bite tasted like the million calories I had expected to see in the booklet. And it didn't hurt my tummy. I ate 90 calories at Red Lobster. And got full. Amazing. (Btw, the calamari appetizer I would have eaten half of BEFORE DINNER pre-surgery? 1500 calories and 98g of fat for the plate. )
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I think it's going to be my new favorite place! There were like 10 different things I could have ordered under 500 calories. And since I only eat like 1/3 or less of what's there that's pretty dang good! I honestly expected there to be not one single thing I could eat there.
I am SO PLEASED about this discovery
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