Staple foods on your weight loss journey
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HealthyHappyKyla
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For me, the hardest part of losing weight is the food. What are some staples you always have on hand or that is a favorite to help aid in weight loss?!
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Skinless chicken breasts and good-quality sardines.0
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I eat the same foods I always did just in different portions. More protein, more veggies, smaller portions of treat foods, etc.
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Nuts, meat roll-ups, black tea0
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Chicken, turkey, frozen veggies of many kinds, Ezekiel bread, real butter, various fruits, and an incredible supply of M&Ms.0
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I've learned to love veggies!0
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We eat lots of boneless skinless chicken breast, and I try to keep greek yogurt and 2% cottage cheese in the house for days that I am hungry and short on calories.0
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Eggs, bananas, ground turkey/chicken, broccoli0
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Brown rice. If I can't think of anything to eat or I'm just not in the mood for veggies I cook up some brown rice. I love it!!!!! And it doesn't take much to fill me up.0
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Eggs. So many eggs. My life is incomplete without eggs.
I say, "Guess what we are making for dinner?"
Everyone knows the answer. Eggs.0 -
Apples and pistachios. I eat 12 pistachios a day for a snack, and they are more filling than you might think. The apple, same thing. And they're crunchy, which is also satisfying. also, what somebody else said. I eat the same things, just a lot less. And I started this in April 2014, and have not had a full size candy bar in all that time, because I just can't afford it calorically. i have the mini peanut butter cups now, instead. Candy just is not filling, and way too many calories. So other than mostly giving up candy, I still eat the same.0
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tuna salad, grilled chicken breast, baked white fish, turkey mince, loads of veggies (raw and cooked), 100% true fruit straps/fruit and raw almonds, and protein smoothies to name a few.0
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I drink hot tea throughout the day. Nothing in it. I love cheese sticks. 80 calories, very filling. I also eat pomegranates. They take a loooooong time to eat, are very sweet and don't have a lot of calories. I also like chocolate covered frozen bananas. 130 calories, filling and sweet! As they sang in The Sound of Music, those are a few of my favorite things!0
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Salad, I eat a spinach salad for lunch most days of the week. Lunch meat usually goes on it, with some cucumber and carrot sticks, sometimes lowfat cottage cheese, salsa. A lot of veggies, some fruits (especially banana and apple) chicken breast and other lean meats, liquid eggs and some whole eggs. I mostly cut back on extra bread and butter, like on the side of dinner or as sandwiches. Snacks staples are South Beach Diet snack bars, iced tea and diet soda(no calories), Kay's naturals protein snacks, and emerald cocoa roast almond 100 calorie packs. I used to make protein iced coffee a lot too, just brew some coffee, refrigerate over night, then add 1/2 a AdvantEdge protein shake to it--great as an afternoon pick-me-up.0
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RebelDiamond wrote: »tuna salad, grilled chicken breast, baked white fish, turkey mince, loads of veggies (raw and cooked), 100% true fruit straps/fruit and raw almonds, and protein smoothies to name a few.
I was like, "She's eating mice?" What the hell kind of a go-to food is that!?! LOL! That was funny. Now back to your regularly scheduled programming......
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Pomegranate greek yogurt, bear naked cinnamon granola, peanut butter, chicken....good lord I love chicken
crunchy stuff: baby carrots, apples, celery (with pb)
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For veggies:
Cucumber (I like to dip it in various dressings)
Spaghetti squash (you can eat a lot of that for the calories & it's not that bad tasting)
Frozen peas
Grape tomatoes
Cauliflower (I don't make any weird side dishes with it though)
Fruit:
Bananas (nice to put in smoothies or just eat it with peanut butter)
Grapes (frozen can be a nice cold treat)
Watermelon
Berries
Protein:
Cottage cheese (I like to put fruit in it)
Greek yogurt
Steak, Chicken, sometimes fish or pork
Peanut butter
Snacks/Desserts:
Never giving up ice cream
Trail mix
Brownie Brittle (found this at Wal-Mart in the bakery section. So good.)0 -
boneless skinless chicken breasts, eggs, fish, pork tenderloin, cottage cheese, whey isolate protein powder, casein protein powder, steamed vegetables, salsa, oats, brown rice, Italiano spice mix, seasoned salt, unsweetened cocoa, cinnamon, extra virgin olive oil, apple cider vinegar, splenda0
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Nuts, full fat greek yogurt, low sugar hot cocoa with whipped topping, sweet potatoes.0
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Potatoes, cabbage(i've recently found that i love it boiled), egg beaters, bananas, honeydew and cantaloupe(huge ones for me), activia light, 80% dark chocolate, oranges, broccoli, wheat breads, frozen berries.0
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Bio protein bars, greek yogurt, low fat swiss cheese slices, melba toast, Ryvita crackers and english muffins are all go-to items that are always in the grocery cart for me0
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