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How to eat out on the volumetrics diet
Ask how the dish is prepared.
You can sometimes ask the chef to prepare your dish in a more healthful way, such as grilling the dish with a small amount of butter or oil instead of pan-frying.
Find out which soups are broth-based rather than cream-based.
Choose your answer from:
(a). Chicken noodle, minestrone, vegetable and beef barley are common choices that are broth-based, which means that you can have larger portions. Ask for low-fat dressing options with salads.
(b). Broth-based soups are very different in look from cream foods. All of the foods in soup sauce are higher in fat because they are creamed and lower in carbohydrates.
(c). Courses that are broth-based or cream-based also go well with fruits, vegetables, and lean meats and poultry. Find out whether or not you can have a drex on drip, salting, or on the side.
(d). When you're on the volumetrics diet, women often eat broth-based soups instead of cream-based ones. At least the cream-based variety works well with this type of meal.
(a).