Bored with salad, grilled chicken, and dry toast? Dining Lean doesn't have to mean deprivation. There are healthy choices in every restaurant. Dining Lean shows you how to order your favorite foods without clogging your arteries or putting on pounds!
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"Dining Lean breaks out healthy choices by appetizer, accompaniments, sauces, and entrees in a variety of ethnic and chain restaurants." -- Marlene Fedin, Frequent Flyer Magazine
"If you're on a perpetual diet, a quest to eat healthy, or just curious about the dietary impacts of dining out, then this handy nutritional guide was written just for you. The book also includes information on what to avoid - and what to order - for healthy eating at restaurants varying from Indian to Italian." -- Independent Publisher
"Joanne V. Lichten, a dietitian and PhD, has written a new guide on how to eat healthfully while eating out. It contains listings of hundreds of fast food and other restaurant foods, plus actual-size drawings of portions to help you make dine-out decisions." -- Ann Criswell, Houston Chronicle
"If you're on a perpetual diet, a quest to eat healthy, or just curious about the dietary impacts of dining out, then this handy nutritional guide was written just for you. The book also includes information on what to avoid - and what to order - for healthy eating at restaurants varying from Indian to Italian." -- Independent Publisher
"Joanne V. Lichten, a dietitian and PhD, has written a new guide on how to eat healthfully while eating out. It contains listings of hundreds of fast food and other restaurant foods, plus actual-size drawings of portions to help you make dine-out decisions." -- Ann Criswell, Houston Chronicle
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The most comprehensive, up-to-date, nutritional guidebook for people who like to eat out!
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12 of 12 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
An exhaustive reference for dining lean and healthy.,
By wpp@mindspring.com (USA) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Dining Lean (Mass Market Paperback)
It's easy to control what you eat when you are in control in the kitchen. But, dining out is another challenge altogether. Dr. Joanne Lichten's Dining Lean is an exhaustive reference for maintaining your healthy habits in restaurants. Well researched, yet easy to read and friendly, it is filled with tips, nutrition facts, and specific information on the most popular restaurants. Don't leave home without it! - Mary Guay, author of Don't Diet - Live It!
3 of 3 people found the following review helpful:
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This is an excellent no nonsense book for dining out,
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This review is from: Dining Lean: How to Eat Healthy in Your Favotite Restaurants (Paperback)
I would really have to rank this book above many others when it comes to watching the wasteline in restaurants. This book gives many different popular restaurants, and general ethnic guidlines that so many different books lack. She gives calories, fat, and carbohydrate information. All is clear an concise. In addition to some pretty helpful charts, she shows you what servings really look like in terms of size, and calorie counts of many of our all time favorites. Rather than trying to give you a bad one size fits all approach, she gives wonderful guidelines that you can take with you most any place you can go.
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful:
3.0 out of 5 stars
Disappointed but still worth the money.,
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This review is from: Dining Lean: How to Eat Healthy in Your Favotite Restaurants (Paperback)
Duh, we all know that if we order our salads without dressing we'll save calories and fat grams so the 'how to order in restaurants section' was of little to no benefit for me. The points of real value to this book, in my opinion, were the guides that help you guesstimate food count information for various food items (for example, muffins are approximate 100 calories per ounce). The book does give valuable information to help gauge serving sizes of various foods and approximate food counts.
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