On this episode... As part of my Week in Review, I share my observations from stopping the medication Mounjaro and I discuss my visit to Arkansas. In this episode, I share 10 low-carb fast food suggestions and 10 low-carb ideas for making at home. I also review Type 2 Diabetes news articles.
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Low Carb Lunch Ideas. - 10 for eating out, and 10 for preparing at home.
When it comes to low-carb fast food options for lunch, here are ten delicious choices:
1. Grilled Chicken Sandwich or Salad: Opt for a grilled chicken sandwich without the bun or enjoy a chicken salad with lots of fresh veggies.
2. Lettuce-Wrapped Burger: Many fast food chains offer the option to have your burger wrapped in lettuce instead of a bun. It's a tasty and low-carb alternative.
3. Grilled Chicken Wrap: Look for a grilled chicken wrap with a low-carb tortilla or lettuce wrap. Fill it with veggies and enjoy!
4. Salad with Protein: Choose a salad with a good source of protein like grilled chicken, shrimp, or steak. Avoid high-carb toppings like croutons or sugary dressings.
5. Bunless Hot Dogs: Enjoy a hot dog without the bun. Top it with mustard, onions, and other low-carb condiments.
6. Grilled Chicken Nuggets: Instead of breaded options, go for grilled chicken nuggets or strips for a low-carb and protein-packed meal.
7. Fresh Seafood: If available, seafood options like grilled fish or shrimp can be a great low-carb choice. Just make sure they are not breaded or fried.
8. Egg-based Breakfast Items: Some fast food restaurants serve breakfast all day. Look for egg-based options like omelets or breakfast bowls without the potatoes or toast.
9. Veggie Bowls or Stir-Fries: Check if there are any low-carb vegetable bowls or stir-fries on the menu. They often come with lean protein and lots of veggies.
10. Customizable Options: Don't be afraid to ask for modifications. Many fast food places allow you to customize your order, so you can remove high-carb ingredients and add extra veggies or protein.
