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For general eating out, every Restaurant is going to have salad options even if they don't have keto on the menu.
Airplane travel is a little more complex. I'd suggest packing a meal rather than picking through the provided food. It's perfectly legal ( but some consider to be unnatural) to order a bunless triple baconator with extra mayo before boarding...
Heyho Nice that a community is starting thank you for your thread start. I traveled a few Weeks trough Italy on Keto the country of Pasta and Pizza…
My tips for eating in a restaurant go for steak or bun less burger, often they had in Italy a starter plate with cheese and some meat like salami and bacon or some cold thin meat peace’s forgot the name. I also can recommend mozzarella with tomato’s. If you need something on the go, cheese cubes also salami and nuts were a good snack.
Go for it and just try it works with a little effort also on a trip.
I'm so happy so people active here as well :) Specially in a non-tech community :)
Thanks so much for your advice! I like the cheese cube idea!
I haven't traveled extensively while on keto, but I recommend planning ahead. Scope out the restaurants and grocery options where you're going and make a plan for where and what you'll eat. It's really overwhelming figuring out where to eat after traveling all day - having a plan will help prevent you from defaulting to old eating habits.
Also, bring snacks with you - nuts, jerky, maybe cheese, etc. Stuff that will get you quick low carb fat and protein calories, but that travels well.
Everything depends on where you will be going. Often you’ll just have to leave part of your meal uneaten. Definitely ask restaurants if they can modify to accommodate you - most will try. Occasionally there will be nothing for you. But I have always used bags of nuts as my calorie dense, long shelf life, satisfying emergency food to take with me everywhere.
My biggest thing with traveling was being away from the easy setup I had created at home. With all my favorite keto foods easily on hand, electrolyte options ready to go, scale right there, etc. If you get too used to that, even eating out in your home town can be an adventure.
My best advice is to plan ahead (i.e. bring your own snacks).
I’m on the road a lot lately. I pack up a small bag or cooler with cheese sticks, deli-cuts jerky, nuts, boiled eggs, avocado, protein shakes, sugar-free jello, fat-bombs (for times of fire indulgence)…Any combination of these is enough to make a meal or stave off hunger; otherwise, I follow the aforementioned restaurant advise of previous commenters.
Hope this helps!