As it came from Promise Pizza
After I added some Field Roast sausage.
I think it all comes back to the principle that you will eat whatever is in front of you. It's ingrained in a lot of us from childhood to finish what's on your plate, so nowadays, we can't help but feel a desire to finish off a meal, even if the portion size is out of control. That's why I usually like to set aside half of my burrito at Chipoltle before I get down to it, otherwise, I get a bit overzealous and chow down. Plus, once you make it through 3/4 of your meal, you look down at what's left, and it's not enough for lunch, but too much to throw away, so one has a psychological need to finish it off.
This is why I am trying to portion snacks and such. It sounds so dumb, but it's true, if you just ration out your portion of nuts, you will eat just that. You won't keep reaching back into the jar for "just one more handful". It's a powerful way to control how much you eat and where you are getting your calories. It's working out well for me so far, but last night I definitely fell off the wagon. No workout and overeating is not a good combination, but as the saying goes, everything in moderation, including moderation.
Menu:
Breakfast:
Tofu scramble with choirizo style setian
Snack:
Cliff Builder's Bar
Lunch:
Orzo with sun dried tomatoes and kale
Italian sausage
Snack 2:
1/4 cup cashews
Dinner:
Medium Whole Wheat Regular Crust Promise Pizza with Daiya cheese, mushrooms, olives, and Field Roast Sausage.
They didn't have any fake meat for their pizzas, so I added my new obsession to the dish, to give it some more protein. Looking up the nutritional information, it wasn't so bad:
582.8 calories
22g fat
622.4 mg sodium
56.4g carbs
7.2g fiber
9.2g protein
With the sausage, that gives me 35g protein in a meal, and maybe 800 calories in a meal, not too bad, since I'm shooting to get in 2500 a day, but considering that I account for burning 600 in a workout, and that I failed to do so, it wasn't a great day food wise.
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