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My mission is to help YOU to speak English fluently and](founder of SpeakEnglishPodcast.com. My mission is to help YOU to speak English fluently and)[ ](founder of SpeakEnglishPodcast.com. My mission is to help YOU to speak English fluently and)[confidently.](confidently.)  \nToday I'll help you to learn new food vocabulary, and I'll give you some tips on how to eat healthier when we're eating out.  \nLater you'll practice your speaking with a funny mini-story with questions and answers.  \nGreat! Let's get started!  \nBefore you continue listening, make sure you get the transcript. Visit my website: [SpeakEnglishPodcast.com](SpeakEnglishPodcast.com)[ ](SpeakEnglishPodcast.com)[and look for episode \\#036.](and look for episode #036.)  \nEating out can be a pleasure: someone else cooks for you and brings the hot food to your table, while you have fun with friends or family.  \nOn average, Americans eat out about five times a week.  \nSadly, when we eat out, we tend to exaggerate. Curiously some people are self-conscious about what they eat when they're at home, but when they go out, they forget about the consequences.  \nThe other day I listened to a funny joke. A woman was ordering a slice of cake, and when she was asked if she wanted to take away or eat at the coffee shop, she said that she would prefer eating at the coffee shop because, at home, she was on a diet!!  \nIf we don't order the food wisely, we'll have to face the sad consequences. You'll probably need to buy new clothes again, and who wants to spend money on new clothes? I certainly don't want that!  \nSo, before you order, examine the menu and pay close attention to foods that are high in fat, sugar, and calories. You want to avoid foods that are creamy, crisp, fried, or breaded.  \nInstead of choosing this type of dish, you may want to opt for grilled or steamed foods. This is usually a healthier cooking method.  \nAlso, instead of ordering French fries, replace them with steamed or grilled veggies. I usually prefer grilled vegetables because they're tastier than steamed vegetables. When you're at home, try cooking some zucchini or kale chips or even pepper sticks. These are absolutely delicious! And to make them even yummier, you could use seasonings like pepper, garlic powder, or cayenne.  \nAnother way to avoid overeating is to order a salad or soup. And always order your salad dressing separately. You'll see how you will consume fewer calories during the entire meal.  \nAnd what if you're in the mood for a pizza, but you don't feel like cooking it yourself? Then you could considerably lower the amount of fat by asking the chef to go light on the cheese. Every day, 40 million people across the US eat pizza. It depends on how you eat it; you could ingest a significant number of calories and unnecessary fat.  \nLet's not forget about the drinks you order. Avoid drinking an alcoholic beverage or sweetened tea. It's much better to drink water with meals. Every time I eat at a restaurant, I prefer drinking sparkling water instead of still water.  \nI hope these tips will aid you to eat healthier when you eat out and that you've learned some new food-related vocabulary.  \nLet's continue with a story with questions and answers!  \nMini-Story Speaking Practice  \nAnswer the questions aloud with short and quick responses. Repeat the Mini-Story several times to improve your speaking and listening.  \nTom's an overweight middle-aged man who wants to lose weight.  \nIs Tom young, or is he old?  \nTom isn't young, but he isn't old either.  \nIs he fit or overweight?  \nNo. No. Tom isn't fit. He's overweight.  \nDoes he want to gain or to lose weight?  \nNo to gain weight. He wants to lose weight.  \nWhat does he want to lose?  \nHis dignity?  \nNo. No. Not his dignity. He wants to lose weight.  \nDoes he want to eat a slice of cheesecake?  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