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TAKE-AWAY CHEAT SHEET HOW TO ACHIEVE FAT- LOSS SUCCESS WHILST ENJOYING MEALS OUT + TAKEAWAYS CONTENTS This E-book will provide you with an easy to follow nutrition guide and a range of simple low-calorie Menus to your favourite Deliveroo restaurants. Eat your favourite foods whilst improving your health, and transforming your physique. All without the guilt of restricting yourself of takeouts. Feel fuller from eating less, and feel confident in your nutrition choices. Be sure to let us know about your success by tagging us on Facebook and Instagram! 3-7 12 WAGAMAMA CHEAT SHEET GENERAL RULES 8 13 KFC CHEAT SHEET NANDOS CHEAT SHEET 14 9 SUBWAY CHEAT SHEET PRET A MANGER CHEAT SHEET 10 GREGGS CHEAT SHEET MCDONALDS CHEAT SHEET 15 STARBUCKS CHEAT SHEET 11 YO! SUSHI CHEAT SHEET 16 2 GENERAL RULES Before diving into examples and statistics, it is good to understand the foundation of what to i ncorporate into your diet to keep your calories low, yet enjoyable. We will also provide you with the reason why eating out tends to be so calorie-dense, and what pitfalls to look out for. THE 3 MACROS The most satiating macronutrient. Always aim for a high protein intake at meals and you will feel fuller from less overall food volume. Not to mention the thermic effect required for protein to be broken down (amount of energy the body uses to digest and metabolise the consumed food) Example: Meat (chicken, fish, beef, turkey, prawns, pork), legumes (chickpeas, lentils, beans, kidney beans), 3 GENERAL RULES Simple sugar - Sugary carbs are what everyone wrongly believes are "bad" or "naughty" calories, the reason behind this is your body uses sugar quickly as a fuel source, which results in you craving regular top-ups to maintain energy levels. This tends to be why snacking on sweets, chocolate and sugary drinks can easily increase calories without feeling full or satisfied! You don't need to neglect sugar, just be mindful it is easy to consume in excess without noticing! Examples: Fizzy drinks, chocolate, cookies, honey, milk Complex Carbs - Starchy, fibrous carbs will take more time to digest than simple sugars due to being aa denser structure, meaning you will feel fuller for longer and from the same amount of calories. Complex carbs also tend to include higher amounts of protein per gram than sugars Example: Whole grains, rice, pasta, quinoa, sweet potato, fresh vegetables 4
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