If you're driving, pack a cooler with these, if possible: boiled eggs, string cheese, hummus-to-go-packs, cherry tomatoes, celery, cucumbers, carrots, KIND bars, Larabars (STAY TUNED, BEACHBARS LAUNCH IN APRIL), fresh fruit, Greek yogurt tubes (freeze and they double as ice packs), oatmeal balls (pictured), non-buttered popcorn and pumpkin muffins. They are filling and healthy. Invest in a double walled tumbler (Yeti or the like) and your Shakeology will stay cold for hours so you could even pre-blend your shake and have lunch / breakfast / pre-party snack in the car or hotel (lots of hotels will make your Shakeology for you! Their continental breakfast has everything you need for it!). **The 1st ingredient in a snack should never be potatoes. They are just disguising that it’s really a potato chip by calling it “veggie straws” or something. Read the back of the bag, not the front!
When dining out, tell them you don’t need bread or chips. The typical restaurant chip is 25 calories and 1.5 grams of fat. We don’t count calories, but why blow your yellows on that when you could chose wine or other carbs all day long?! If you are starving at a Mexican restaurant, ask for a corn tortilla (~50 calories instead).
Ask concierge or travel agent for healthy restaurants (mention Paleo as a guide, even if you're not). Although 21-day fix is not that restrictive, it’s a pretty healthy alternative and most restaurants know what that means.
Avoid buffets if at all possible, and the free cookies in the lobby (I know they look tasty…reminds me of Otis-Spunkmeyer cookies and I can almost smell them now!)
I try to chose EITHER alcohol OR dessert, and I don't have them every day. I try to omit carbs as much as possible, not because we can't eat them, but they are everywhere so naturally I'll get them in through snacking on kids stuff (yes 😫) or save for an unplanned surprise.
If I order a salad, I ask for Balsamic vinegar on the side, or olive oil, vinegar and lemon wedges. Restaurants typically don't mind modifications! So far, no one has spit in my food (that I know of).