Celebrate National Eat What You Want Day without guilt - whatever your favorite food is, it's time to indulge and enjoy!
Get ready to indulge on National Eat What You Want Day on May 11! Whether you're a fan of sweet treats, savory snacks, or something in between - this is the day for you. This holiday was started by restaurant owners in New York City as a way to encourage people to break out of their traditional diets and enjoy meals they wouldn't typically try. So go ahead and treat yourself - there's no wrong way to celebrate!
Gather your favorite ingredients and create a meal that is just what you want. Whether it's a gourmet dish, comfort food, or something completely experimental, now's the time to make it happen.
If you don't feel like cooking, order your favorite dish from your local restaurant. Have them deliver it or pick it up yourself and just enjoy your meal in the comfort of your own home.
Invite some friends over for a potluck and let everyone bring their favorite dish. You'll be able to sample all sorts of different dishes and have a great time with your friends.
Food trucks are becoming more and more popular, so why not visit one on National Eat What You Want Day? Search online for food trucks in your area and try something new, or get your favorite dish from a truck you already love.
Sometimes it's nice to leave the cooking (and cleaning) to someone else. Gather some friends and head out for brunch at your favorite spot. Enjoy pancakes, omelets, french toast, eggs benedict - whatever you want!
When you pick and choose what you eat, rather than sticking to a strict diet plan or meal plan, it allows you to develop healthier eating habits. This helps to establish an awareness of what foods make your body feel good and which ones don’t. This is important for overall health and wellbeing!
We all have those cravings for our favorite treats now and then. On National Eat What You Want Day, it's totally acceptable to indulge in that piece of cake or scoop of ice cream without the guilt. As long as it's done in moderation, having the occasional treat is nothing to be ashamed of!
If you're trying to kick some unhealthy eating habits, such as reaching for junk food when stressed or snacking late at night, designating one day out of the year as "Eat What You Want Day" can help you develop better eating patterns throughout the rest of the year. That way, you'll still get to enjoy your favorite treats but won't overindulge!