Souplantation - Anything interesting to eat?

[CaliRaw]

What do you eat there besides the salad veggies and fruit? They have a lot of vegetarian dishes, but all appear to be cooked. I'm going there Friday and want to start planning.

[Vegan Princess]

I have gone twice and stayed raw - a HUGE feat considering how much bread I used to wolf down! I make an enormous salad with tons of fresh veggies and top it with sunflower seeds, raisins, lemon juice and olive oil. It was pretty tasty. They also had lots of fresh melon and watermelon last time I was there. It wasn't my favorite meal ever, but it was ok and it was the best option for eating out with my meat eater dad.

Cindy

[Revvell]

Nothing to plan. Their salad bars are usually just FULL of a great choice of raw veggies and fruit. Just stay away from the pasta, baked potatoes, soup, etc.

I usually put two plates on the tray and fill them both. Lots of greens; spread them on each plate, add all the other veggies you like. IF you've got room after that, head for the fruit bar and you're good-to-go.

Revvellicious :)

[Ang]

I brought my own salad dressing and made a HUGE salad with all the lettuces & spinach, then fun stuff like shredded squash and beets, that I never buy for home. I also found pico de gallo at the baked potato bar and that was really good folded into the salad. I also did tomatoes, onions, carrots, etc. I went back for seconds and ended with fresh watermelon and 1/2 a banana.

[CaliRaw]

Thanks everyone! I think I'll bring my own dressing too. I just made the honey mustard from the book. It tasted ok in the blender, but it was a little too vinegary for me. Are any of the others good?

[CaliRaw]

duh! I should've just done a search! :D Most of the dressings I've seen list ACV. I think I'll leave that out and use oj or something instead. lol