I decided today, that I was going to get some sushi and eat just enough to satisfy my cravings and not break my calorie bank. I decided against going to a restaurant because I know I would be more likely to have less control. Instead, I would get a small tray from my favorite grocery store. We have always had great sushi made fresh there and I figured this would be the most controlled way for me to do it.
So after running all my errands, I drove there with a plan: Double check nutrition, make the "best" choice nutrition wise and allow myself the treat at home. Imagine my surprise when I found out that the sushi guy quit last week! I had to chuckle at the fact that they, for the first time since they opened, had absolutely no sushi! It's like the world didn't want me to eat that sodium and rice I don't need anyway!
Would eating sushi be the end of the world? Nope, especially in the controlled way I was planning to have it. However, the more I think about it, I realize that rice is something I no longer include in my diet so why would I deviate from that? All that sodium would have also caused water retention which I don't need showing up on the scale! If I were so inclined, I guess I could make a more plan friendly option using avocado/cauliflower rice instead of regular rice and coconut aminos instead of soy sauce but it's not that important lol that's too much work and hassle ;)
In the end I was glad it didn't work out and decided that it was probably for the best. I made a run through the produce aisles instead. I ended up leaving with a bunch of fresh veggies to make a big salad and some avocados that I filled up with tuna. It ended up being an even better treat! Thank you world!
Sushi is one of my favorite treats! I especially like the rolls that go all out crazy- sauces, tempura, etc. Haha.. Sooo I only eat it a couple of times a year and limit myself to a roll and a half. Fish is great for me... All that other stuff? Not so much!
ReplyDeleteSaying no to sushi - huge accomplishment!
ReplyDeletewell, glad you are happy with the way things turned out. :)
ReplyDeleteI had that happen once with pizza. I had made a homemade pizza and vowed to only eat two slices. Controlled and planned. I caved and popped two more slices on my plate and went to carry them into the living room to eat while I watched my movie. A cat darted under my feet and I watched the pizza go flying through the air and land upside down on the floor. GONE. Ruined. Not in my mouth!
ReplyDeleteNow this sounds an excellent choice "I ended up leaving with a bunch of fresh veggies to make a big salad and some avocados that I filled up with tuna. It ended up being an even better treat! Thank you world!"
ReplyDeleteWell Done
All the best Jan