July 22

My Top 7 Travel Foods

Traveling is always tricky for my clients transitioning to a real food (or Paleo) way of eating. On the one hand, they need quick, convenient foods, but on the other hand, we don’t want to wreck their progress getting healthy either. Fortunately, there are a few strategies to prep before traveling AND make great choices while on the road that are delicious, filling, and effective at making real strides while traveling.

Quick, convenient foods contain everything detrimental to our progress – hydrogenated oils (hello trans fats anyone?); mostly omega-6 vegetable oils that are inflammatory in large doses (soybean oil, canola oil, peanut oil, etc.); lots of grains (including gluten-containing grains); refined sugars; and preservatives, food colorings, and dyes that have been linked to health issues and disorders like ADHD. It’s very true that convenience food can stall, halt, and take us back five steps in our vitality journey towards vibrant health, abundant energy, and lasting fat loss.

So what is a person to do when convenience IS a top priority? Is it really possible to travel AND eat healthy? I’m glad you asked! Here are my top five travel foods that are extremely tasty AND healthy! Comment below and let me know your favorites!

  1. Pork Rinds (made with NON-HYDROGENATED LARD) – for in the car and snacking
  2. Bacon (nitrate-free/pasture-raised when possible) – great protein and fat source
  3. Butter  (grass-fed is best) – put a Tbsp in your coffee for quick, filling energy
  4. Macadamia Nuts – a great bang for your buck. Eat a few nuts for a filling source of high quality healthy fats
  5. Coconut Milk (unsweetened) – drink alone or put in coffee
  6. Fruit of choice – just don’t overeat
  7. Beef jerky (gluten-free)

If you’re wary now because I’ve just listed six out of seven foods containing lots of “unhealthy” (supposedly) fats, I’m glad I’ve perked your interest! I’ve written at length about fats elsewhere. Check out this article for more info and lots of scientific references.

Beyond the prep work, there are also some simple strategies to implement DURING your trip to stick to your real food plan! Implement these on your next trip, or even at work, for success:

  1. Implement the Jump-Start Formula. Simply plug in the formula with foods on menus, no matter where you are at. If you haven’t watched the video of me giving you my proprietary formula, completely free of charge yet, click here to get it now.
  2. Research restaurants ahead of time along the way and in your location. Then you don’t get stuck at Pizza Hut.
  3. Take a small bottle of high quality olive oil in your purse. Top any salad for a refreshing, yummy meal.

Your Get Healthy Assignment:

As you can see, success takes a little prep work. Not much. Thinking through your travel for 10 minutes can make all the difference in your success. We’re not about perfection, but about doing the best we can and continually getting back on track.

When is your next trip?

What is your go-to food you will pack for success?

Write down your top 5 strategies that will easily fit in your schedule and you know you will do. Go ahead and share them with me below too, so we can all share in the ideas!

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If you’re just starting your vitality journey and are a bit overwhelmed by all of this information, then you need a simple formula that eliminates the confusion surrounding what works for lasting fat loss and vibrant health. The guesswork is gone in this free video of my signature Jump-Start Formula, yours free. Plus, when you watch the video, you’ll also get my weekly health ezine called The Energizer, completely my gift. Click here to learn the Jump-Start Formula now.

 


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