What do you eat when you go to a theme park?
Funnel cakes, roasted corn, and turkey legs are probably the most common choice of snacks in a theme park.
Although the above food items are extremely attractive and extremely hard to pass up, some of us are trying to hold back on the snacks...
It is common to completely forget about your dieting plans when visiting a fun place like SeaWorld San Antonio.
On Shamu day, you anxiously pack your belongings and drive to the parking lot, you run pass the turnstiles to your favorite show or ride, you take pictures of your kids, you catch the sea lion show, and then... lunch time rolls around...
Your fun has taken a plunge just like the Journey to Atlantis, only this time you aren't being splashed with water... you are being splashed with GUILT as you know you are about to break your diet... What are you to do?
Well lucky for you and I, the friendly people in the Culinary Operations department have us covered...
The Tuna Wrap! During my lunch break today, I had the Tuna Wrap (with Baked Lays Chips) over at the Sea Star Market...
This bad boy weighs in at approx. 580 calories, and only 6 grams of fat! Lovely! Who knew you could save calories at a theme park?
This is just one of the many healthy alternatives you can find at SeaWorld San Antonio.
Healthy Alternatives at SeaWorld San AntonioSo there you have it, you can now have peace of mind when lunch time rolls around!
So I'll ask this question again:
What do you eat when you go to a theme park? (Answer in the comment section below)
For more details about healthy dining choices in the park, click on this link.
