Toppings like sauerkraut add 5 to 10 calories, ketchup adds 30 calories and relish is an additional 40 calories. Whatever you do, steer clear from stadium pizza. Slightly larger than a traditional slice, one stadium slice of pizza can range anywhere from to calories. French Fries, Not Nachos Even better: baked potato! Ranking as one of the worst foods you could possibly eat at a baseball game, a ounce container of nachos packs in more than 1, calories.
Your best bet is to look for a baked potato, which is rich in vitamin B6 and antioxidants. Just make sure not to top the potato with high-fat barbecue brisket.
Some baseball stadiums serve corn on the cob. The corn contains 80 calories, but a butter topping would add calories. This snack is still healthier than popcorn, which totals 1, calories for a huge tub without butter. What treat do you really want at the game? A sweet dessert? A salty snack? A cold drink? What about a larger-sized item that could serve as a meal? Make your decision before you leave the house so you can prepare ahead of time.
Want a Dessert? Try eating a light meal before you go and enjoy a dessert at the game. Put together a salad with chunky vegetables and a light dressing, or a sandwich with lean meat on whole wheat bread — both of which will satisfy you and ease hunger pangs. Then once you are at the game, pick one treat, such as a serving of cotton candy, or a scoop of ice cream, and enjoy it slowly during the event.
Would a Snack Suit Your Fancy? Before you dig into your hometown team's favorites, know what you're doing to your diet. Here's how to sample local dishes without going overboard.
We don't yet know which team is going to win the World Series, but at this point in the season, at least one thing is clear: When it comes to the best local ballpark eats, some major league teams had a leg up long before the first pitch was thrown.
As modern ballparks have turned the seventh-inning stretch into a way for teams to show off their city's most famous foods, ballpark meals have become bigger and fattier than ever before. Although there's nothing wrong with indulging in fatty hometown favorites such as New York hot dogs, Kansas City barbecue, and Milwaukee beer on special occasions, it's important to remember that these dishes have health consequences.
Read on to see how your team's fare faired. Play ball! On the whole, chili gets a thumbs-up as one of the best ballpark foods. Minimize the diet damage: For the most fiber possible in your meal, pick bean chili and be careful what you add to your bowl. A heap of cheese or sour cream or both and a generous amount of crackers can undermine the health benefit of your ballpark choice, but a veggie topping such as grilled onions or hot peppers can be a healthy add. French baguettes don't get enough recognition for their worth.
Fresh, soft crusty bread can be so much more than a simple side to So, you're sick in bed and your stomach is grumbling and you don't know what to eat that won't make you throw up.
Many people are seeing great success with the keto diet and though a lot of us thought this would be a soon-to-go fad, this keto Stocking your pantry with nonperishable items is a great way to ensure you have ingredients readily available. Most restaurants have temporarily closed their dine-in option but that isn't stopping them from making sure their fans get their Canada Day is coming up and we can't wait to celebrate!
But, what makes Canada so special anyway? There's no better time to cook up a juicy burger than summertime! It's finally Autumn and we are able to sip out Pumpkin Spice lattes, cozy up by the fire and eat that warm comfort food with loved
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