On almost all of the restaurant meals, I could remove enough sides and sugary/starchy crap to make the single large meal per day from which I get about half my calories, albeit, not as tasty as what I enjoy at home. Obviously Sonic is impossible since the shake is 100% non-food. And, at Ruth's Chris I'd skip the martini and take half the steak home in a doggy bag.
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