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Old 01-25-2008, 07:01 PM   #1  
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Default Going out for dinner tomorrow, what to get???

Hey everyone,
I'm going out for a friends birthday tomorrow, but we're going to a burger place. Haven't a clue what would be the lowest points option, here's the menu, any ideas???

Burgers (Choose lamb, beef, chicken or veggie)

Pure - The burger, the bun, tomato & relish €7.95

Dobson - Jarlsberg cheese, rocket & relish €8.95

Bari - Bush peach curry sauce & emmenthal cheese €9.95

Phiri - Red onion marmalade, rocket & relish €10.50

Mofolo - Chipotle, pineapple, balsamic relish & rocket €9.95

Mapetla - Beetroot salad, rocket & relish €10.50

Jabaulani - Egg, bacon & relish €10.50

Dube - Bacon & relish €10.25

Zola - Roast pepper, rocket & almond pesto €10.50

Emdeni - Flat mushroom & garlic butter €10.50

Pimville - Fresh salsa & avocado €10.95

Protea - Roast red pepper hummus & mint €10.95

Tladi - Smoked applewood cheese & fresh apple wedges €10.50

Naledi - Brie & pear ginger relish €10.50

Moroka - Bacon & brie €10.50

Zondi - Green thai curry mayo, coriander & chilli €10.50

Orlando - Harrisa mint aioli & rocket €10.50

Moletsane - Peanut chilli sauce & coriander €10.50

Molapo - Croizer blue cheese & cream cheese €10.50

Chiawelo - Fresh mango salsa & rocket €10.50


Salads

Goats Cheese, Flat Mushroom, Mixed Leaves, Flat Leaf Parsley, Red Onion & Cherry Tomato


Broccoli, Roast pepper, tomato, Hummus & baby spinach with pesto dressing


Baby Potato, Battavia Lettuce, Corn, Bacon & Mayo Fraiche


Chick Pea, Apple, Herb, Rocket, Beetroot, roast pepper, red onion & Tomato Salsa


Would be really greatful for any help, don't want to undo all my hard work!!

Thanks!
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Old 01-25-2008, 07:10 PM   #2  
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Really, none of those options look very diet friendly. I would ask them if they had a veggie burger (or a turkey burger) and a whole wheat bun option. I would get a veggie burger with mustard, lettuce, tomato, pickles and a side salad with the dressing on the side

Good luck!
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Old 01-25-2008, 07:15 PM   #3  
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Thanks Glory, I'll give that a go, just gonna have to hit the gym extra hard this week i guess..
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If you order a veggie burger on a plain bun with mustard and veggies - you are sticking to your plan and no need to punish yourself at the gym! Just stay away from the FRIES and the MAYO and any alcohol and you will do just fine. This is excellent practice for real life scenarios - which you will face over and over while losing weight and while keeping the weight off!
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I assume that the burger place didn't have nutrition values available? I try to avoid most foods when they don't have nutrition available. I JUST found out this week that most steak places add butter to their steaks - who would have thought????
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I don't know. This salad doesn't sound too bad, if you ask for the pesto stuff on the side:
Broccoli, Roast pepper, tomato, Hummus & baby spinach with pesto dressing

And this one sounds pretty good too:
Goats Cheese, Flat Mushroom, Mixed Leaves, Flat Leaf Parsley, Red Onion & Cherry Tomato

I very rarely order a burger at a restaurant. I'm just not willing to spend my points on them. You could always order one of them and just eat half, though.
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I couldn't get into their website but I found this http://www.joburger.ie/FAQs.pdf It says their beef patties are 95% fat free and their veggie burgers are suitable for vegans, so all vegetable.

I usually skip the fries, cheese, mayo, sauces... I'd like a veggie burger Pimla, please, I guess I have to go to Ireland to get one though!
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I figured out the website, you have to scroll right to left, couldn't find the nutr'o info tho.
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