6. Fried chicken
Fried chicken is present at family reunions, parties, celebrations and, of course, at buffets. “Fried foods are typically abundant at buffets, but you should avoid them or keep them to a strict minimum since they are packed with saturated fats and calories,” Geerts says.
Plus, even if chicken itself is a great source of protein, when it’s fried, all those benefits melt away like butter on a hot pan—not to mention that most people dip fried chicken wings in a sauce that comes from an unknown bottle. “Look for pan-seared chicken or pulled pork to replace fried chicken. And choose sweet potatoes in place of french fries.”
10 thoughts on “8 Foods You Should NEVER Eat at a Buffet Restaurant”
This is one of the most ridiculous questions ever. Independence Day is July 4th. Period. Juneteenth is a black holiday only; it has no business even being in the conversation.
I have never had a problem with Caesar salads at a buffet
I always drink water, at home and when I go out. It is the only thing I drink.
I don’t have dessert at home so if I go to a buffet, I will try about three or four. I think it doesn’t hurt if it is once in a while.
Guess we should put all the buffets out of business by staying home and make all our own food by your standards. You go out to eat as a “treat” to have something you would NOT make or fix at home, or at last have it prepared in a way that is different to what you usually eat. It is a once in a while “treat” to eat out, so you do not have to cook. On those rare times to eat something that is ‘not on the skinny diet’ should be allowed I would think.
This is utter BULLSHIT!!
I generally agree with these cautions, but substituting pork for chicken is a poor choice.
The Gospel according to a brainwashed WOKE puppet
GOOD TO KNOW & SOME OF THESE DISHES I USED TO LOVE.
Wow, I never knew all these different foods are not good at a buffet, and I can say I have done every one of these no,nos. What an eye opener for me! You are right about going to a buffet when you are low on money. I;ve done that several times with friends. I can say I have never been sick eating from a buffet. I always watch when they bring out fresh dishes. Is that still not safe? I will have to pass this on to my friends. I’m a big sushi eater, but going to a sushi resturant is very expensive where I live. But what I do is go to my grocery store that has people making it and I take ones they have just made.