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Old 04-23-2010, 11:29 PM   #1  
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Default What to do at a Kiddush Luncheon?

My Jewish cousin is having her bat mitzvah tomorrow, and there is of course a kiddush afterwards. It's full of crazy, high calorie foods, but I wanted to keep my intake to approximately 300 or less calories for that time of the day. Any tips/tricks/foods, etc?
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Old 04-23-2010, 11:53 PM   #2  
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When I'm going to an event where I know there will be a lot of high calorie food, I do a couple of things. One, I eat a meal before I go so I won't be hungry and easily tempted. When there, I usually zero in on the healthy choices such as salads or vetgetables. Or, I take a small plate and add a one or two bite sample of the foods I really want the most. Then, after eating, I move away from the food area and focus on the socializing. (Move into another room if necessary). Don't feel "obligated" to eat a lot just because it is a celebration. Others will be glad to do that for you!... and you will be thanking yourself at your next weigh-in.
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