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DH and I are traveling in New England in our car. Having sold the motor
home, this is pretty new to us. The hardest thing has been finding some kind of lunch that is not carb-laden. We have to take a cooler with us for the insulin and we either get a motel room with a micro-fridge or have the front desk freeze our cold packs for us. We carry nuttition drinks with us that have less than 12 grams of carbs and chug them for lunch when we don't want to stop. It's a good idea to have at least one little can of juice in the cooler in case of a low. I always carry his glucometer and some glucose tabs. The other day we stopped at a Wendy's where we had delicious salads. The dressings were low in carbs (though kinda high in fat and chemicals)and the salads we chose had almost none. They make huge salads that are very filling and don't contain croutons. I just thought I'd pass this along to anyone else who will be on vacation and might be wondering about lunch on the road. -- Janet Wilder Bad spelling. Bad punctuation Good Friends. Good Life |
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