
Another important factor is what I like to call the mileage you get out of your lunch. Do you go back to work and find that you are starving at 2:00 and are tempted to eat a bag of Doritos or a pop-tart? Or worse tempted to steal a coworkers leftovers left in the refrigerator? I found that the lunch is satisfying while giving you the energy to continue until dinner time. Disclaimer: you may find this food is difficult to digest if you are in the habit of eating highly processed foods. As you eat less processed foods, your body will absorb more out of it easily and render more energy available enjoying life! Buen Provecho!
So far, I have visited the Orem location three times. The menu is mainly mixed salads, sandwiches and Acacia bowls. The first time, I tasted the large Tuscany salad with Italian dressing and pita bread. I liked the flavors but I had a hard time tasting the dressing because there was so much chopped greens. I added ginger dressing to the salad. I think my sense of taste has been harmed from chemotherapy, because my wife tasted the salad and said it was an explosion of flavor or "a party in my mouth". I ate the entire salad and it made me feel good. I returned the next day and tried the Greek salad. I'm a big fan of Greek food, especially olives. I was very pleased with this salad with Jalapeno sauce. I returned today and tried the Dream Salad. Omigosh, it was the best salad yet! My goal is to juice and eat the salad each day for a week to see if the tumor shrinks. Wish me luck.
I had a juice in the morning, a salad in the afternoon for lunch and a light supper of bread and potatoes.
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