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What do you eat at Nando's?

notafanofsugar

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OK, so I do like eating out... so, my new question is what do you eat at Nando's?

I find it quite good for my BS as I can order chicken... and well, more chicken. Usually go for a half chicken and perhaps a garlic bread side or coleslaw side if I'm particularly adventurous. The chicken bodes well for me and my BS so I quite enjoy the monotony of it all :D
 
My nearest Nandos is 70 miles away - shuch a shame it's so far away as I only tried it about a month ago and loved it. Low carb as I ad half a chicken, salad and had half of the garlic bread. Very yummy. Want to go back there now!!
 
Chicken!! Yup I love a nandos because the chicken is just about carb free. I also love the fact they publish the nutrition statistics so you can see the carb content of the sides. I treat myself to half a mashed potato sometimes (26g of carbs per full portion) !
 
I went last night! Go there about once per month for lunch with work people. I always have half a chicken with side salad and coleslaw. Next to no carbs.
 
Fantastic! I have the butterflied chicken breast,lemon and herb, with a side portion of olives. Nando's is absolutely the best restaurant going for diabetics (and, bless them, a full online menu with all the nutritional info). There isn't one in my town, unfortunately :(


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Love Nandos! Butterfly chicken with peri tamer sauce. Halloumi. Portion of chips or the garlic bread, (Or both if I'm splurging!)


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Mmmm Halloumi - havent had that there.............yet! Wrote to them last night asking if they've considered opening one in our town - if you dont ask you dont get!!
 
Lucypieee said:
Love Nandos! Butterfly chicken with peri tamer sauce. Halloumi. Portion of chips or the garlic bread, (Or both if I'm splurging!)


I can't get away with Halloumi cheese although my youngest absolutely loves it, it's the squeaky noise it makes when your chewing it that I hate :(

Is Nandos food all hot and spicy, I've not fancied eating there for that reason.
 
noblehead said:
Lucypieee said:
Love Nandos! Butterfly chicken with peri tamer sauce. Halloumi. Portion of chips or the garlic bread, (Or both if I'm splurging!)


I can't get away with Halloumi cheese although my youngest absolutely loves it, it's the squeaky noise it makes when your chewing it that I hate :(

Is Nandos food all hot and spicy, I've not fancied eating there for that reason.

I'm not a fan of spice either! You can have your chicken plain. Or there's also lemon & herb or mango and lime, which isn't spicy at all.
My personal favourite is the peri tamer, which is a lovely BBQ sauce. :)


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No, not necessarily spicy, just avoid having it peri peri. They have two non spicy marinades - lemon and herb, and mango and lime. Both are lovely. I avoid the mango and lime generally just in case it has sugar in it (I'm not sure, but it does have a slightly sweet taste). I can't tolerate spicy food at all. But Nando's is just brilliant for diabetics.


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My technique for eating out, is to know where carbs hide and avoid those meals. Thus, no pasta, pastry, potato or sugar. I like Bill's. They have a naked burger with no bun and you can swap the chips for a portion of salad. Their burgers are delicious! I have enjoyed chicken at Nando's too.
How about checking out the menus on-line before you go out? Most chains have a website with info.
Hana
 
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