question about eating at Olive Garden

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In a message dated 11/27/2006 7:46:23 P.M. Eastern Standard Time,

stormysue@... writes:

I also skipped the bread and had a small amount of salad. I should

have skipped the salad too and ordered a cup of soup.

I order the pasta fagioli soup and bring it home. I like the chicken or

seafood alfredo. I bring what I don't eat home and my husband eats it. He

loves

leftovers.

Kathy

220/150/135

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I have to go to a lunch meeting tomorrow I'm about three months out. It is at

teh Olive Garden I was thinking about the stuffed mushrooms. Can anyone offer a

suggestion as to what to eat

Have a Blessed Day

Joy

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I have not eaten at olive garden in years , but I looked at the menu

on-line and I didn't see anything that was good for me. I think I

would go with some kind of soup if it were me. All of the dishes are

loaded in butter.

GOOD LUCK!

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Thanks for all the help. Lin not sure what you had to say as it did not come

through, I was wondering about an angel hair with marinaria sauce. I'm only

able to eat a few forks full or the soup as was suggested

Have a Blessed Day

Joy

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Joy,

I would stay away from pasta.

I'm 2 years + out and still CAN NOT do pasta....or red sauce . The

red sauce is usually to acidic for me.

Be VERY careful!

& Enjoy Your Lunch!

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>

> Thanks for all the help. Lin not sure what you had to say as it

did not come through, I was wondering about an angel hair with

marinaria sauce. I'm only able to eat a few forks full or the soup

as was suggested

> Have a Blessed Day

> Joy

>

[Guest guest]

Gee the Minestrone looked good. There was another similar soup with ground

beef....

Someone in support group actually suggested to eat soup with a fork that way

you remember to chew. Sometimes soup we just " drink " it and forget to chew.

Just an idea. I think all new foods would be a test....

Jackie in CA.

joy elliott blessed4431@...> wrote:

Thanks for all the help. Lin not sure what you had to say as it did

not come through, I was wondering about an angel hair with marinaria sauce. I'm

only able to eat a few forks full or the soup as was suggested

Have a Blessed Day

Joy

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I had the chicken marsala. The chicken was very tender plus it had

mushrooms, cheese and wasn't too spicy. It also came with garlic

mashed potatoes. See if you can get a half order cause I only ate

about 1/4 of the full order.

I also skipped the bread and had a small amount of salad. I should

have skipped the salad too and ordered a cup of soup.

Good luck

Sue

>

> I have to go to a lunch meeting tomorrow I'm about three months

out. It is at teh Olive Garden I was thinking about the stuffed

mushrooms. Can anyone offer a suggestion as to what to eat

> Have a Blessed Day

> Joy

>

>

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I don't think the stuffing in the stuffed mushrooms would be very

good with the bread crumbs in there. Mushrooms are DELICIOUS

especially stuffed though. But try to resist.

Why not have the Garlic-Herb Chicken, the Chicken Giardino or the

Chicken Scampi? Ask to have more chicken or veggies instead of

noodles.

Mike in GR

>

> I have to go to a lunch meeting tomorrow I'm about three months

out. It is at teh Olive Garden I was thinking about the stuffed

mushrooms. Can anyone offer a suggestion as to what to eat

> Have a Blessed Day

> Joy

>

>

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I was told by my surgeon's office that soups were not good after

three months because they're essentially caloric liquids which would

not fill us up. Chili and " thick " soups are the exception of course.

I still don't like soups because of the extreme sodium.

Why not have the Garlic-Herb Chicken, the Chicken Giardino or the

Chicken Scampi? Ask to have more chicken or veggies instead of

noodles. Those look okay.

Mike in GR

>

> I have not eaten at olive garden in years , but I looked at the

menu

> on-line and I didn't see anything that was good for me. I think I

> would go with some kind of soup if it were me. All of the dishes

are

> loaded in butter.

>

> GOOD LUCK!

>

>

> ~

>

[Guest guest]

I go there just for the pasta fagioli. UGH! It's divine!

W

380/264/160

CropKitty@... wrote:

>

>

> I order the pasta fagioli soup and bring it home. I like the chicken or

> seafood alfredo. I bring what I don't eat home and my husband eats it. He

loves

> leftovers.

>

> Kathy

> 220/150/135

>

>

[Guest guest]

The pasta fagioli would be good. It's an italian chili.

W

380/264/160

Mike wrote:

> I was told by my surgeon's office that soups were not good after

> three months because they're essentially caloric liquids which would

> not fill us up. Chili and " thick " soups are the exception of course.

> I still don't like soups because of the extreme sodium.

>

> Why not have the Garlic-Herb Chicken, the Chicken Giardino or the

> Chicken Scampi? Ask to have more chicken or veggies instead of

> noodles. Those look okay.

>

> Mike in GR

>

[Guest guest]

I have to agree with you about soup. You have to eat a little more of them

to half way get filled up if they are not thick ones and I can see why your

surgeon recommended you to stay away from them.

Lin

Lhsh@...

American by birth,

Saved by the grace of God.

Re: question about eating at Olive Garden

I was told by my surgeon's office that soups were not good after

three months because they're essentially caloric liquids which would

not fill us up. Chili and " thick " soups are the exception of course.

I still don't like soups because of the extreme sodium.

Why not have the Garlic-Herb Chicken, the Chicken Giardino or the

Chicken Scampi? Ask to have more chicken or veggies instead of

noodles. Those look okay.

Mike in GR

>

> I have not eaten at olive garden in years , but I looked at the

menu

> on-line and I didn't see anything that was good for me. I think I

> would go with some kind of soup if it were me. All of the dishes

are

> loaded in butter.

>

> GOOD LUCK!

>

>

> ~

>

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That is good to know. Thanks Mike.

Jackie in CA

Mike websculpt@...> wrote:

I was told by my surgeon's office that soups were not good after

three months because they're essentially caloric liquids which would

not fill us up. Chili and " thick " soups are the exception of course.

I still don't like soups because of the extreme sodium.

Why not have the Garlic-Herb Chicken, the Chicken Giardino or the

Chicken Scampi? Ask to have more chicken or veggies instead of

noodles. Those look okay.

Mike in GR

>

> I have not eaten at olive garden in years , but I looked at the

menu

> on-line and I didn't see anything that was good for me. I think I

> would go with some kind of soup if it were me. All of the dishes

are

> loaded in butter.

>

> GOOD LUCK!

>

>

> ~

>

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