Roadside Diner Food: Healthy Choices at Roadside Diners for Drivers

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A driver is tempted to have second and third helpings at a diner. What is a recommended strategy to discourage this?

Keep all serving dishes within reach

Serve food on individual plates instead of putting serving dishes on the table

Order extra sides for the table

Eat as quickly as possible

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A driver wants to include healthy fats in their diner meal. Which ingredient should they look for?

Shortening

Butter

Lard

Olive oil

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A truck driver wants to have healthier snacks available during long trips. What is a recommended snack option?

Candy bars

Fried onion rings

Washed and chopped celery, carrots, and cucumbers

Potato chips from a vending machine

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If a driver wants to increase fiber intake at a diner, which bread should they choose?

Biscuit

Whole-grain bread

Croissant

White bread

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When choosing a protein at a diner, which approach aligns with healthy eating recommendations?

Eat a variety of protein foods including meat, poultry, seafood, eggs, beans, peas, lentils, legumes, nuts, seeds, and soy

Always choose fried meats

Skip protein at meals

Only eat red meat

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To avoid eating too much of a less healthy snack at a diner, what should a driver do?

Order the largest size available

Skip snacks entirely

Eat directly from the package

Put the amount you plan to eat into a bowl or container

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Before stopping at a roadside diner, what is a practical way for a driver to make healthier food choices?

Choose only based on photos

Order the daily special without checking ingredients

Look at the restaurant menu online and identify healthy choices ahead of time

Decide what to eat after arriving

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A driver wants to limit added sugars when choosing a drink at a roadside diner. Which option is best?

Water

Sweetened iced tea

Milkshake

Regular soda

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If a driver is choosing between canned fruits at a diner, what should they look for to make a healthier choice?

Canned fruit without added sugars

Canned fruit in heavy syrup

Fruit-flavored gelatin

Canned fruit with artificial sweeteners

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A driver arrives at a roadside diner and sees large portion sizes. What is a recommended strategy to avoid overeating?

Finish the entire meal to avoid waste

Skip the meal entirely

Ask for a 'to-go' box and set aside half your meal as soon as it arrives

Order two entres

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About the Roadside Diner Food: Healthy Choices at Roadside Diners for Drivers practice quiz

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