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Low Carb Eating While Traveling

by Tiffany
(Deliciously Thin)

August 26, 2010

An often discussed topic amongst the low carb world..."can you stay low carb while traveling?"

I just recently returned from a 4 day trip to Laughlin, Nevada, and the answer is a resounding "YES!"

I came home and was still in full, deep, dark ketosis - woo-hoo!

The hotel/casino/resort where we stayed was totally low carb friendly - Don Laughlin's Riverside Resort. Loved it there, by the way!



The view from the blackjack tables! In Nevada - looking across the river at Arizona - cool huh?


Here's a quick low down of I ate.

Friday - traveling day. Grabbed an avocado as I was walking out the door and that was my breakfast/lunch. Water on the airplane. That evening there was a seafood buffet happening in the buffet restaurant, so I had a big salad, then crab legs, then peel & eat shrimp. Yum!

Saturday - Breakfast was a pick your ingredients omelette - I had bacon, mushroom, spinach, and tomato. Very good. For lunch I had a fajita salad at their Mexican food restaurant and for supper I had Prime Rib with a side salad. See how easy that was?

Sunday - I was having an amazing day at the blackjack tables, and you couldn't drag me away. I ended up only eating one meal for the day - some shrimp cocktail as an appetizer and then Prime Rib for the main course! Thank you ketosis - because I was never even hungry!


Monday - Long day traveling home. Skipped breakfast because I was at those blackjack tables again! Made myself eat lunch, and had a Caesar Salad with grilled chicken (no croutons - of course!) Arrived back in Texas LATE at night. Stopped in a Whataburger where I ordered a bunless burger.

Really, it was easy to do. Tip - make absolutely sure you're in ketosis before you go to make it easier.

I should have taken more pictures to share with ya'll, but instead I was obsessed with taking pictures of the shadow of the airplane on the ground while we were taking off and landing.



Leaving San Angelo





Arizona - isn't it barren and amazing at all once?




More airplane shadow pictures!




Getting closer




And closer!


I know you're disappointed that I didn't take any exciting pictures of things such as...my feet, like I did here and here. I can see the disappointment written all over your face! My feet were so swollen from sitting at blackjack tables for 9 hours every day. It was UGLY - and I mean ugly! Grotesque and deformed. A girl's vanity kicks in here and won't let me share with you that ugly side...not yet, anyway.



Over and out -
Your low carbin, blackjack playin, plane shadow picture takin - fool -
Tiffany

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Low Carb Eating While Traveling

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Aug 27, 2010
Love it!
by: Anonymous

IWow!! I'm so impressed with how fabulous you ate on your trip!! It really can be done! Thanks for the inspiration! And your pictures are pretty cool too! :)

Aug 28, 2010
It can be done!
by: Misty

I wanted to see some gross feet! We'll save that for another time I guess.

It can be done and you've proven it! I have in my 10 year low carb journey spent months in Mexico, taken cruises, stayed with friends more than a week, traveled to Hawaii, and never have I had any problems practicing my lifestyle.

Congratulations Tiffany! I think like you said, the key here was your ketogenic state the entire time.

With those casino buffets, how can we lose? (No pun intended on money or weight) :-)

Aug 28, 2010
Thanks
by: Tiffany

Thanks Misty & Anonymous for the comments!

Yes Misty - nothing to lose - haha!! Ask Felipe how much money he came home with!

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