Good News for Vegetarians

[kazu]

[quote=michmike;34656659]

Originally Posted by sail7seas

We've requested a refrigerator. We always get one to keep the sangria for my buddy and me cold *S* Plus I'm diabetic (NIDM) so we've always kept some yogurts (just regular yoplait in the past) and a glass of orange juice in the fridge for low sugar issues.

I'm pretty sure if this is a dietary requirement and you don't have room the ship will store some for you. I remember reading Joanie's post about getting her cheese stored until she was ready to get off the ship and/or eat it

[Lisa63]

Originally Posted by michmike

Lisa - The program we are on is basically low carb / hi protein. Dietitian wants us getting 90 grams of protein a day, whereas the RDA is 50. One of the things we've found to help in that quest is Chobani Greek Yogurt. Tastes good and is only 160 calories per serving and has 14 grams of protein.

Know that won't help onboard, although we do plan to take a dozen cartons or so aboard on our Dec cruise, but at least is an option for you at home.

Oh my... isn't that the best yogurt ever? I used to have the plain yogurt, into which I mixed fresh fruit, yet I am loving the new flavors that the company has recently released. I have this once per day, as part of either breakfast or lunch. Thanks for the tip!

(Good idea to request a refrigerator... let them know it's for medical purposes, as others have stated.)

[lizzies_mom]

Many of the Greenhouse Spa items on the menu are vegetarian, though many of these might be too light for vegetarians with heartier appetites. When one is eating at the main seating, lighter meals are appealing especially as you are often eating after 9 p.m.