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Originally Posted by stupidvaghole
Noodles and company if you have one in your area has some reasonably healthy menu, not to mention if youre working out almost everything on their menu has tons of carbs. I prefer getting the buttered noodles and parmesan with no butter and light on the cheese, dont forget the extra seasoning, that **** makes my mouth water!!
Isn't that like asking for cholestrol? I personally would go with healthy and juicy beef burgers - preferably home made with sauteed onions and peppers and several slices of smoked ham - for healthy eating then butterend noodles |
Originally Posted by TexasGuy
ewwwwww. I would never ever buy or even suggest a burger from a Mom and Pop diner.
The health and sanitation ratings on those are usually so bad. I don't eat out period because of health and sanitation reasons but eating at some Mom and Pop diner is almost always a ticket for something worse then what you could get by eating at one of the better burger places. When I do i usually eat out it's at McDonald's or Subways and this happens once every other month approximately although I think i've aten at Subways 12 times this month, not paying however ;). |
Originally Posted by TexasGuy
buttered noodles?
Isn't that like asking for cholestrol? I personally would go with healthy and juicy beef burgers - preferably home made with sauteed onions and peppers and several slices of smoked ham - for healthy eating then butterend noodles |
Originally Posted by cheebahmunkey
well it's a choose your poison situation. Either eat the the mom and pop places which will use fresh ingredients but don't necessarily have a good reputation for good sanitation or eat at the chain places that use horrible ingredients but usually have good sanitation.
people tend to get paranoid about it. hell if it was not for our poor meats and such we would not need such strict sanitation codes. |
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