Mon 7 Apr 2008
You work out. You watch what you eat. But you don’t want to have to prepare every meal at home for the sake of your health—nor should you have to. We surveyed chain restaurants and found 10 surprisingly healthy standouts. Hit our top 10 for whole foods, good-for-you fats, even green vegetables on—gasp!—the children’s menu. Read on for the winners, great fast-food options, plus, how to eat out without gaining a pound.If you’re like us, you eat out more than ever—and, as nice as it is to not have to cook, those meals out can actually feel like work. How do you navigate the minefields of huge portions, hidden fats, and sky-high sodium levels?
You shouldn’t have to resign yourself to paying for restaurant meals with a future cardiac workup. You just need to know where to go to find healthy, fresh food. To that end, we went out into the world of sit-down restaurants, looking to separate the (whole) wheat from the chaff.
Backed by an advisory panel of experts in healthy dining (see Meet Our Experts, we sifted through 43 chains with more than 75 locations across the country and, frankly, were astonished by how many restaurants made no nutritional information available. But judge we did (see How We Ranked the Restaurants), those brave (and progressive) enough to share their numbers. What you hold in your hands are the 10 that stood at the top of the heap.
New Zealand is probably the most dramatic place on earth with natural beauty difficult to believe. Many people are drawn to the Land of the Long White Cloud by her scenic splendor. New Zealand, the real New Zealand, is much more than glistening peaks, serene lakes and boiling mud—it is a people, a culture, a way of life. The unique blend of Maori, Pacific Islander, Pakeha (European descendant) and other nationalities gives a heritage that is rich and varied. It is about the length of the Mississippi River and the width of California.
A spectacular view of Lake in KabaroleArrive at Entebbe international airport. You will be met by our Staff from Abacus who will transfer you to your hotel. Embark on the city tour and visit prominent places like: Namugongo matyres shrine, Bahai temple, Uganda Museum, Makerere University, Kasubi tombs, Iteso cultural dance near Kasubi, Namirembe and Rubaga cathedral, Kabaka’s lake, shopping arcades in town and craft shops including National theatre. Dinner and over night stay at your Hotel of a good standing
The Aida Diva is the first of a €2bn order for six new ships being constructed for German-based cruise operator Aida Cruises, a subsidiary of P&O.
The Adventure of the Seas is the third of five Voyager-class cruise ships that have been built for the Royal Caribbean Cruise Line. It was constructed by Kvaerner Masa-Yards at the Turku New Shipyard in Finland. The other vessels were the Voyager of the Seas, which was delivered in October 1999 and the Explorer of the Seas, which was delivered in September 2000.
There’s a reason why so many families tell and re-tell the stories of long-ago road trips in the family car. The truth is, being in such close quarters with the ones we love most can create some hilarious situations and wonderful memories, but it can also be stressful. Follow our tips for family car travel and make your next trip one to remember.