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{weekly eats}

1 · Aug 25, 2014 · 4 Comments

I thought it would be fun/interesting to share my weekly eats this week even despite being on vacation because I’m often asked how I manage to stay healthy while away from my kitchen.

As you’ll see in the photos, despite not being able to make the majority of my meals, I do my best to make smart choices but I also make sure to enjoy those foods I don’t normally eat.  I pack snacks where I can, get food that I can keep in my hotel room for simple breakfasts or snacks and try to make sure to try whatever local vegetables or fruit as a fun “vacation-y” way to make sure I’m getting my daily dose of those foods (but if I’m not perfect every day, I definitely don’t beat myself up!).

MONDAY

BREAKFAST: Apple peanut butter oats with coffee 

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LUNCH: Turkey and cheese on whole wheat with carrots and strawberries

weekly eats while on the road // cait's plate

DINNER: Cheese pizza and a salad

weekly eats while on the road // cait's plate

TUESDAY

BREAKFAST: Breakfast at King Arthur Bakery & Cafe in Norwich, VT – I had an egg and cheese on freshly baked multigrain bread (SO good), a soy latte and a fruit cup. 

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LUNCH: Chicken caesar salad (minus the croutons) on a whole wheat wrap from Boloco

weekly eats on the road // cait's plate

DINNER: 5 Olde Tavern & Grill – Mediterranean salmon with baked sweet potato fries and mixed veggies

weekly eats on the road // cait's plate

WEDNESDAY

BREAKFAST: Kashi Go Lean Crunch Honey Almond Flax with a peach and coffee

weekly eats on the road // cait's plate

LUNCH: Lunch at Mon Vert Cafe in Woodstock, VT – I got the simple salad with avocado and a soy latte.  I highly recommend this place if you’re ever in the area – it was absolutely amazing all around – great service, great food and great atmosphere.

weekly eats on the road // cait's plate

DINNER: Dinner at The Inn at Idlewood – We started with “what-knots” which were unbelievable.  I’m salivating just looking at them again – they tasted like a cross between a croissant and a savory funnel cake and were served with basil oil for dipping.  We also shared a salad (mixed greens, black berries, nuts and local Vermont cheese) then I got the miso glazed salmon with fresh vegetables and rice.  Again, if you’re ever in the area this place was incredible.  We raved about it the whole way home!

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We also couldn’t pass up the dessert options – I went with the peach rhubarb cobbler and Chad got the flourless chocolate tort – as expected, both were delicious.

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THURSDAY

BREAKFAST: Granola, yogurt and fruit parfait plus a soy latte at King Arthur Bakery & Cafe

weekly eats on the road // cait's plate

LUNCH: We packed cucumbers, carrots, whole wheat pitas, greek yogurt, granola, fruit and hummus to have on the mountain

weekly eats on the road // cait's plate

I also snacked on a Clif bar mid-hike and had more veggies and hummus on the drive.

DINNER: Our choices were between McDonald’s and a small little pizza joint so we chose the pizza place despite having it Monday night!  I skipped the normal salad I usually have alongside since I snacked on veggies and hummus on the way to dinner.  After a 7-hour, 9 mile hike – this tasted like the best thing I’ve ever eaten!

weekly eats on the road // cait's plate

FRIDAY

BREAKFAST: Soy latte at Coffee Hound followed by 2 scrambled eggs with wheat toast and an orange juice (I skipped the pile of home fries)

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LUNCH: Grilled shrimp caesar salad and a hot tea with lemon at Side Street Cafe

weeklys eats on the road // cait's plate

SNACK: I snacked on some trail mix post-hike

DINNER: Petite Falafel Burger and a side salad

weekly eats on the road // cait's plate

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  1. Liz @ I Heart Vegetables says

    Aug. 25th, 2014 at 9:24 am

    Yum!! You really did manage to make a lot of healthy choices! I’m in Minnesota traveling, attempting to make healthy choices (but the Twins game and Bar food didn’t give me a ton of options haha) Good thing it’s all about balance 😉

    Reply
    • Cait says

      Aug. 25th, 2014 at 10:23 am

      It totally is – definitely need to indulge in some of the less-than-healthy foods local to the area 🙂

      Reply
  2. Dorothy says

    Aug. 31st, 2014 at 10:49 pm

    Love these posts! All the food you ate looks amazing, too- especially all the soy lattes 🙂

    Reply
    • Cait says

      Sep. 1st, 2014 at 8:47 am

      I’m so glad you like them! And the food was definitely delicious and the soy lattes couldn’t be beat 😉

      Reply

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