Your go-to meals?

Leana088
Leana088 Posts: 581 Member
edited November 14 in Food and Nutrition
Do any of you have go-to meals you eat almost every day? I eat some form of cereal and milk every morning. Dinner is always a slice of bread with a good deal of protein with cheese melted over. My snacks are always 2 protein shakes.

I only vary my lunch, and my desserts. And of course the type of cereal I eat, and the type of protein I have with my dinner.

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  • chrissyfitter
    chrissyfitter Posts: 67 Member
    Yes everyday is almost the same. Egg whites and whole grain bread. Amys gluten free vegetable lasagna. And egg whites for dinner. I eat apple banana and cottage cheese for snack. This is everyday. I also take a good vitimin.
  • chrissyfitter
    chrissyfitter Posts: 67 Member
    Oh I did have sunrise mesa cereal for a dessert last night too.
  • Andrea4456
    Andrea4456 Posts: 39 Member
    Almost everyday I eat the same breakfast and lunch... Hard boiled eggs for breakfast and a home-made salad for lunch. My usual desserts are a vitatop muffin (chocolate of course) topped with fat free whip cream.
  • khaleesikhaleesi
    khaleesikhaleesi Posts: 213 Member
    I have go-to snacks. Usually cheese.
  • sarahcakez
    sarahcakez Posts: 30 Member
    I suppose I have a bit of variety with my breakfast/lunch/dinner, but I make and weigh my snacks in bulk on Sunday, so throughout the week my snacks are pretty routine - roasted chickpeas, homemade granola bars, trail mix, etc.
  • LeannJeffers
    LeannJeffers Posts: 486 Member
    scrambled eggs with whole wheat toast with PB2. and my go-to splurge meal is usually pizza :wink:
  • spiralated
    spiralated Posts: 150 Member
    I find myself eating these alot:

    yogurt and either berries or cereal/granola
    birdseye steamfresh veggie packets
    mixed greens (in different mixes)
    and in the summer, salt bagels. woot!

  • johnjay1178
    johnjay1178 Posts: 11 Member
    Breakfast - (Sometimes) 2 rice cakes - 100cals
    Lunch - Rotisserie chicken on wheat - 150cals
    Dinner - Pretty much anything, minus or light on the carbs.
    Dessert - ~1000cals of beer
  • Leana088
    Leana088 Posts: 581 Member
    Dessert - ~1000cals of beer

    Hahaha! Nice. But I don't drink alcohol, so for me it will be cake, chocolate , pizza or cookies.
  • Rivers2k
    Rivers2k Posts: 380 Member
    edited March 2015
    Breakfast and snack is pretty much the same every day. Lunch varies on what leftovers I have from the night before.

    Breakfast: 2-3 eggs scrambled or omelette with some sort of meat topped with either sour cream, or cream cheese, or shredded cheese. Coffee 1 tblspn of butter and a splenda or truvia packet.

    High protein/fat breakfast helps keep me full through the day and I consume allot less calories through the day than if I have cereal.

    Snack: Half an avacado, or V8, or Pepperoni

    Dinner: Is almost always some meat with side of veggies.
  • Leana088
    Leana088 Posts: 581 Member
    Rivers2k wrote: »
    Breakfast: 2-3 eggs scrambled or omelette with some sort of meat topped with either sour cream, or cream cheese, or shredded cheese. Coffee 1 tblspn of butter and a splenda or truvia packet.

    I know it doesn't sound healthy but high protein/fat breakfast helps keep me full through the day and I consume allot less calories through the day than if I have cereal.

    Snack: Half an avacado, or V8, or Pepperoni

    Dinner: Is almost always some meat with side of veggies.
    Rivers2k wrote: »
    Breakfast: 2-3 eggs scrambled or omelette with some sort of meat topped with either sour cream, or cream cheese, or shredded cheese. Coffee 1 tblspn of butter and a splenda or truvia packet.

    I know it doesn't sound healthy but high protein/fat breakfast helps keep me full through the day and I consume allot less calories through the day than if I have cereal.

    Snack: Half an avacado, or V8, or Pepperoni

    Dinner: Is almost always some meat with side of veggies.

    I also need a lot of protein to keep me full. But then, its only an hour after eating the cereal that I drink a protein shake which does the trick. Maybe I'm just used to it? :)
  • Leana088
    Leana088 Posts: 581 Member
    sarahcakez wrote: »
    I suppose I have a bit of variety with my breakfast/lunch/dinner, but I make and weigh my snacks in bulk on Sunday, so throughout the week my snacks are pretty routine - roasted chickpeas, homemade granola bars, trail mix, etc.

    I do this also. Except I don't weigh my snacks anymore. What I do is, I look at the total amount in the package, and at the serving size. Then divide them roughly. It averages out over the week anyhow. For example: 100grams of nuts, 25grams per serving. So 100÷25 = 4 servings.
  • DC_TheDrivah1
    DC_TheDrivah1 Posts: 77 Member
    During the week I stay very strict, plain and the same. Oatmeal, chicken breast, rice, broccoli & protein shakes. Weekends I like to mix it up a little; omelets, protein pancakes, low-cal tacos, turkey burgers...
  • Rivers2k
    Rivers2k Posts: 380 Member
    Leana088 wrote: »
    Rivers2k wrote: »
    Breakfast: 2-3 eggs scrambled or omelette with some sort of meat topped with either sour cream, or cream cheese, or shredded cheese. Coffee 1 tblspn of butter and a splenda or truvia packet.

    I know it doesn't sound healthy but high protein/fat breakfast helps keep me full through the day and I consume allot less calories through the day than if I have cereal.

    Snack: Half an avacado, or V8, or Pepperoni

    Dinner: Is almost always some meat with side of veggies.

    I also need a lot of protein to keep me full. But then, its only an hour after eating the cereal that I drink a protein shake which does the trick. Maybe I'm just used to it? :)

    When I had cereal or oatmeal or some other "healthy breakfast" I was starving by 10:30 so I have a snack and then hungry again by noon. With the breakfast I eat now I am good to go until 1 or 1:30 before eating again. But there is something wrong with my system and carbs not sure what it is.
  • melimomTARDIS
    melimomTARDIS Posts: 1,941 Member
    protien, carb, and produce in a fairly equal ratio.
  • Noelv1976
    Noelv1976 Posts: 18,948 Member
    For the most part, two large eggs scrambled, spinach tortilla, glass of milk and banana.
  • jett69
    jett69 Posts: 60 Member
    Tofu - it's cheap, high in protein, easy and fast to make, and tastes great.
  • Leana088
    Leana088 Posts: 581 Member
    Rivers2k wrote: »
    Leana088 wrote: »
    Rivers2k wrote: »
    Breakfast: 2-3 eggs scrambled or omelette with some sort of meat topped with either sour cream, or cream cheese, or shredded cheese. Coffee 1 tblspn of butter and a splenda or truvia packet.

    I know it doesn't sound healthy but high protein/fat breakfast helps keep me full through the day and I consume allot less calories through the day than if I have cereal.

    Snack: Half an avacado, or V8, or Pepperoni

    Dinner: Is almost always some meat with side of veggies.

    I also need a lot of protein to keep me full. But then, its only an hour after eating the cereal that I drink a protein shake which does the trick. Maybe I'm just used to it? :)

    When I had cereal or oatmeal or some other "healthy breakfast" I was starving by 10:30 so I have a snack and then hungry again by noon. With the breakfast I eat now I am good to go until 1 or 1:30 before eating again. But there is something wrong with my system and carbs not sure what it is.

    To be fair, I don't pay much attention to my own hunger signals.

    I have set times that I eat. So its a habit. I used to eat 3 meals a day with sweets as snacks inbetween and soda. I cut out the snacks and soda, viola, calorie deficit. Which equalled weight loss. So I got into the habit of eating 3 square meals a day at set times. (My schedule allows it)

    I only added 2 protein shakes as snacks a month ago. Because I'm cutting now, and not getting enough protein through my meals. :)
  • nickatine
    nickatine Posts: 451 Member
    instant oats with protein powder and almond butter, shakes, buttered English muffin with two eggs scrambled . broiled or grilled salmon fillets, greek yogurt pb2, chicken peanut satay, chili, tuna avacado wraps.
  • Leana088
    Leana088 Posts: 581 Member
    nickatine wrote: »
    instant oats with protein powder and almond butter, shakes, buttered English muffin with two eggs scrambled . broiled or grilled salmon fillets, greek yogurt pb2, chicken peanut satay, chili, tuna avacado wraps.

    I also do the oats and protein powder thing. :) I just leave off the almond butter and eat fruit on the side.
  • valleemic
    valleemic Posts: 103 Member
    Breakfast is almost always a protein shake with fruit in it. I go to bed at night craving it already! Lol! Lunches are usually a soup or salad (I have a chicken squash soup I love) and my favourite salad is the bagged 7 Supperfoods Ksle salad at Costco. Dinners are chicken chilli, lobster roll, ground turkey and brown rice, shrimp and veggies or a steak and veggie wrap with tzaziki.
  • Leana088
    Leana088 Posts: 581 Member
    valleemic wrote: »
    Breakfast is almost always a protein shake with fruit in it. I go to bed at night craving it already! Lol!

    Happens with me too. =P

  • TheVirgoddess
    TheVirgoddess Posts: 4,535 Member
    The only thing I eat consistently is a Quest bar for dessert. Everything else changes frequently.
  • attemptingfierce
    attemptingfierce Posts: 23 Member
    Breakfast is normally oatmeal or hardboiled eggs, sometimes an english muffin. Coffee always.
    Lunch is typically leftovers or whatever I have in the freezer.
    I eat baked chicken and steamed veggies for dinner a lot or leftovers again.

    My snacks are normally carrots & hummus, cheese sticks, turkey pepperoni, etc.
  • Roxiegirl2008
    Roxiegirl2008 Posts: 756 Member
    Oatmeal and egg whites (I hate the yolk...I know strange it is just me), mini babybel cheese (snacks) and I always have some chicken breast tenders that I can bake in about 20 minutes.
  • hesn92
    hesn92 Posts: 5,966 Member
    Go to breakfasts: cereal, baked oatmeal, or English muffin with peanut butter.

    Our go to dinners are stir fry and chicken fried rice. Lol we have them almost every week, it's ridiculous.

    My desserts are usually cookies. I am just finishing up my last box of Girl Scout cookies. I also have Keebler cookies and off brand Oreos(chocolate and vanilla)

    I also keep Andes chocolate mints in the freezer.

    I like dessert way too much. Any leftover calories at the end of the day get filled up with cookies lol... Don't judge me
  • Leana088
    Leana088 Posts: 581 Member
    hesn92 wrote: »
    Go to breakfasts: cereal, baked oatmeal, or English muffin with peanut butter.

    Our go to dinners are stir fry and chicken fried rice. Lol we have them almost every week, it's ridiculous.

    My desserts are usually cookies. I am just finishing up my last box of Girl Scout cookies. I also have Keebler cookies and off brand Oreos(chocolate and vanilla)

    I also keep Andes chocolate mints in the freezer.

    I like dessert way too much. Any leftover calories at the end of the day get filled up with cookies lol... Don't judge me

    I'm not judging.

    I can't.

    Because I have a sweet tooth the size of the country.

    I tried moderation for a while. Didn't work out. So now I'm not keeping them in the house, but I buy a single serve treat every day when I get home. So I still have my treats, I just don't eat the whole container in one sitting anymore. :wink:

    Sometimes (usually around PMS) I'll even drive out AGAIN specially to get sweets.
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