Business Traveling & Food Choices

[Stlchase 33]

Hi all...

I'm slowly adding in foods after 1 month post-op. I travel about 60% of my time for work, I find I just can't go through a fast food drive-through anymore. I went to lunch with coworkers to a local diner, which food choices were your typical pub sandwiches, salads, fried stuff, appetizers chili...etc.

I would love some restaurant suggestions from those that travel a lot. Plus how you manage situations where food choices were very limited.

Thanks in advance for any suggestions.

[ice75002 43]

I'm not quite one month, but eating solid foods. Like you, I travel at least 50% of my time.

Of course, fast food is not really an option. I'm eating a bunch of fish. So far, my preference is Sea Bass or Salmon. Sides are really a hit or miss. Typically the fish portion is enough

SW 372 GW 260

[ice75002 43]

Oh yeah. I drink a lot of muscle milk, because I can find in most major c-stores. Just in case, I pack some powder Protein, and blender bottle

SW 372 GW 260

[CocoNina 210]

I travel for work. I'm not a month in yet but I made a list for myself. If sandwiches are the only option, I'll just take out the bread. Or have whole wheat bread only. If I do to a restaurant or pub I'll look at the appetizers. Some pubs here make deviled eggs, which would be a good option. Basically, any chicken or fish that are grilled or baked. Keep the sides vegetables only. I live in California so we have "In & Out", luckily they make Protein burgers which are burgers wrapped in lettuce instead of bread.


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[harmonylynn 47]

In my area we have several grocery stores in that have a salad bar amd always have turkey or chicken on them. I travel around a lot too and will puck some Protein and veggies off of those bars.