show us your meals or describe them!!

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  • mistymeadows2005
    mistymeadows2005 Posts: 3,737 Member
    So today was an OMAD day for me...I had a Big Salad with Lettuce, Onions, Cheddar Cheese, Crushed Doritis and Ranch Dressing and I put some of it in a Wrap...Sorry no picture :p

    Sounds delicious!!!!
  • Brendalea69
    Brendalea69 Posts: 3,863 Member
    My Meal for tonight, it's one of my favorites egg scrambled with broccoli cheddar cheese and sausage :)
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  • mistymeadows2005
    mistymeadows2005 Posts: 3,737 Member
    My Meal for tonight, it's one of my favorites egg scrambled with broccoli cheddar cheese and sausage :)
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    OMG NOM NOM NOM I love all those things! And so satisfying because SO MUCH PROTEIN
  • kokonani
    kokonani Posts: 507 Member
    Are most people eating low carb on OMAD? I see low carb stuff or cauliflour made items.. not too many people eat desserts I see. Some of the plates look like they would be less than 1000-1200 cal.
  • minigrrll
    minigrrll Posts: 1,590 Member
    I don't eat low carb, I just eat whatever I feel like at the time of my meal. I don't often have dessert though - but that's just because I'm not really a dessert person. Give me savoury any day!

    I should post meals but I never do because 1. I'm too lazy and 2. I can't wait to eat and never remember to photograph meals!

    Calorie count of my meals varies from probably around 1000 to 1400/1500 (and higher on the weekends because I drink alcohol then. And eat pizza!). I don't count calories too much now though (see too lazy reference above!). I always eat until I'm full.
  • kokonani
    kokonani Posts: 507 Member
    minigrrll wrote: »
    I don't eat low carb, I just eat whatever I feel like at the time of my meal. I don't often have dessert though - but that's just because I'm not really a dessert person. Give me savoury any day!

    I should post meals but I never do because 1. I'm too lazy and 2. I can't wait to eat and never remember to photograph meals!

    Calorie count of my meals varies from probably around 1000 to 1400/1500 (and higher on the weekends because I drink alcohol then. And eat pizza!). I don't count calories too much now though (see too lazy reference above!). I always eat until I'm full.

    That's fantastic! How has your weight loss been not counting? I hate to count also, but I am kind of used to it from being on keto. I would hate to overeat and gain on OMAD.
  • wsandy8512
    wsandy8512 Posts: 1,897 Member
    So today was an OMAD day for me...I had a Big Salad with Lettuce, Onions, Cheddar Cheese, Crushed Doritis and Ranch Dressing and I put some of it in a Wrap...Sorry no picture :p

    Sounds delicious and your egg scramble looks delicious!
  • wsandy8512
    wsandy8512 Posts: 1,897 Member
    kokonani wrote: »
    Are most people eating low carb on OMAD? I see low carb stuff or cauliflour made items.. not too many people eat desserts I see. Some of the plates look like they would be less than 1000-1200 cal.

    I didn't low carb on OMAD, though some days I was lower in carbs but only because they were foods I wanted. My calories averaged between 1200-1500. I still don't do low carb, but today I ate low carb for dinner, my first meal was super carb heavy though. :)

  • minigrrll
    minigrrll Posts: 1,590 Member
    kokonani wrote: »
    That's fantastic! How has your weight loss been not counting? I hate to count also, but I am kind of used to it from being on keto. I would hate to overeat and gain on OMAD.

    Well, it's not been super fast, but I'm totally OK with that. I started at 200 lbs on 23rd May and I weighed at 185.4 today (I'm just losing the pesky few pounds I gained while camping on the weekend). So that's, what, 15 or so pounds in about 2 months. I'm way more relaxed about the slow weight loss than I would have been on any other diet. I'd much rather feel satisfied every day, be able to eat out without stressing, be able to have a few drinks on the weekend etc. than be losing faster. I'm also 49, so that probably doesn't help the speed of loss!!

    For the first time ever I feel that I can do this long term as it just feels so easy/natural for me.

  • kokonani
    kokonani Posts: 507 Member
    minigrrll wrote: »
    kokonani wrote: »
    That's fantastic! How has your weight loss been not counting? I hate to count also, but I am kind of used to it from being on keto. I would hate to overeat and gain on OMAD.

    Well, it's not been super fast, but I'm totally OK with that. I started at 200 lbs on 23rd May and I weighed at 185.4 today (I'm just losing the pesky few pounds I gained while camping on the weekend). So that's, what, 15 or so pounds in about 2 months. I'm way more relaxed about the slow weight loss than I would have been on any other diet. I'd much rather feel satisfied every day, be able to eat out without stressing, be able to have a few drinks on the weekend etc. than be losing faster. I'm also 49, so that probably doesn't help the speed of loss!!

    For the first time ever I feel that I can do this long term as it just feels so easy/natural for me.

    That's awesome! There is nothing wrong with losing slow. Slow and steady wins the race! Keep up the great work!
  • minigrrll
    minigrrll Posts: 1,590 Member
    Exactly (and I'm pretty sure the scale would have been headed in the opposite direction if I hadn't been doing OMAD and that would have been very bad news.)! Thanks... :)
  • Brendalea69
    Brendalea69 Posts: 3,863 Member
    edited July 2017
    kokonani wrote: »
    Are most people eating low carb on OMAD? I see low carb stuff or cauliflour made items.. not too many people eat desserts I see. Some of the plates look like they would be less than 1000-1200 cal.

    I did low carb through out my whole weight loss journey and only ate low carb on my OMAD days and on my 1 splurge day I didn't and now that I'm doing Maintenance I still eat low carb on my OMAD days but I have between 3 and 4 Splurge days and I definitely don't eat low carb on those days, I eat whatever I want and that includes pizza, pasta, popcorn and sweets :)
  • mistymeadows2005
    mistymeadows2005 Posts: 3,737 Member
    kokonani wrote: »
    Are most people eating low carb on OMAD? I see low carb stuff or cauliflour made items.. not too many people eat desserts I see. Some of the plates look like they would be less than 1000-1200 cal.

    I eat some form of desert most nights even if it's just some sugar-free Popsicles or a few Starburst however they usually come after I've already taken my picture and eating my main meal so they don't end up in my picture timeline LOL
  • brittdee88
    brittdee88 Posts: 1,873 Member
    @kokonani I'm not low-carb AT ALL. My meals almost always include beans/bean product, a couple of starches, and a green vegetable. I also always eat something sweet, but it's usually a protein bar. And I always have wine, too. It is dry, so not many carbs, but still. I will say that while I do not count, I will sometimes calculate the occasional meal, and my calories really never seem to go over 1200, so that is that. But I eat what I want and until I am full, and that is what my body seems to like so far. I am not going to worry about calculating anything regularly until I plateau or if my weight spikes up and it's not related to hormones.
  • Brendalea69
    Brendalea69 Posts: 3,863 Member
    edited July 2017
    Taco Salad/Wrap with Sour Cream and I ate every single bit :p

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  • wsandy8512
    wsandy8512 Posts: 1,897 Member
    Taco Salad/Wrap with Sour Cream and I ate every single bit :p

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    Omg, Brenda, yummmmmmmmm!!!!!
  • tlblanksfit
    tlblanksfit Posts: 1,573 Member
    OMG! I just ate, but I would still eat that.
  • kokonani
    kokonani Posts: 507 Member
    I love this Group! I think we are the only group posting photos of meals that look like these..fit for a king!
  • minigrrll
    minigrrll Posts: 1,590 Member
    kokonani wrote: »
    I love this Group! I think we are the only group posting photos of meals that look like these..fit for a king!

    Hahahaha! Everybody else is probably posting pictures of a few dry rice cakes with some canned tuna! Or cottage cheese with pineapple (remember that anybody?!).
  • Brendalea69
    Brendalea69 Posts: 3,863 Member
    minigrrll wrote: »
    kokonani wrote: »
    I love this Group! I think we are the only group posting photos of meals that look like these..fit for a king!

    Hahahaha! Everybody else is probably posting pictures of a few dry rice cakes with some canned tuna! Or cottage cheese with pineapple (remember that anybody?!).

    OMG that sounds sooo Yucky!!! :D
  • brittdee88
    brittdee88 Posts: 1,873 Member
    I actually used to LOVE cottage cheese and pineapple during my dieting days. When that was considered a "treat," you can only imagine what I was eating on my "good" days. :s
  • mistymeadows2005
    mistymeadows2005 Posts: 3,737 Member
    minigrrll wrote: »
    kokonani wrote: »
    I love this Group! I think we are the only group posting photos of meals that look like these..fit for a king!

    Hahahaha! Everybody else is probably posting pictures of a few dry rice cakes with some canned tuna! Or cottage cheese with pineapple (remember that anybody?!).

    :D:D:D #TRUUUUUUUUUTH!
  • jvcinv
    jvcinv Posts: 504 Member
    My Meal for tonight, it's one of my favorites egg scrambled with broccoli cheddar cheese and sausage :)
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    I was planning to have eggs tonight and I've got sausage, cheese and broccoli on hand so I'm going to do this one.
    It looks awesome.
  • Brendalea69
    Brendalea69 Posts: 3,863 Member
    edited July 2017
    jvcinv wrote: »
    My Meal for tonight, it's one of my favorites egg scrambled with broccoli cheddar cheese and sausage :)
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    I was planning to have eggs tonight and I've got sausage, cheese and broccoli on hand so I'm going to do this one.
    It looks awesome.

    Its sooo yummy I might have it again tonight too :p I cook everything separately and then mix it all together and then add salt and pepper but you can do it anyway you like, enjoy :)
  • jvcinv
    jvcinv Posts: 504 Member
    jvcinv wrote: »
    My Meal for tonight, it's one of my favorites egg scrambled with broccoli cheddar cheese and sausage :)
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    I was planning to have eggs tonight and I've got sausage, cheese and broccoli on hand so I'm going to do this one.
    It looks awesome.

    Its sooo yummy I might have it again tonight too :p I cook everything separately and then mix it all together and then add salt and pepper but you can do it anyway you like, enjoy :)
    yep that's exactly how I'll do it too, cook separate then combine. I can almost taste it now!

  • mistymeadows2005
    mistymeadows2005 Posts: 3,737 Member
    I'm a cook it all together person LOL but it still looks delicious I might do that soon too but with fried eggs instead of scrambled <3
  • minigrrll
    minigrrll Posts: 1,590 Member
    I'm a cook it all together person LOL but it still looks delicious I might do that soon too but with fried eggs instead of scrambled <3

    Hahahaha! Me too - because I'm too lazy to wash more than one pan!!
  • wsandy8512
    wsandy8512 Posts: 1,897 Member
    edited July 2017
    @mistymeadows2005 and @minigrrll, could we three have any more in common than we do already? lolol Not only do I like the one pan method, unlike my mom and grandma (RIP) and every other woman in our family, including my mother-in-law, who put everything from the pan into a pretty serving dish... my serving method is to leave serving utensils in the pan or pans used for meal, throw some plates and eating utensils on the counter with napkins, and everyone just grab. That, or I'll fix plates and pass them out. I loathe doing a ton of dishes. lolol
  • mistymeadows2005
    mistymeadows2005 Posts: 3,737 Member
    wsandy8512 wrote: »
    @mistymeadows2005 and @minigrrll, could we three have any more in common than we do already? lolol Not only do I like the one pan method, unlike my mom and grandma (RIP) and every other woman in our family, including my mother-in-law, who put everything from the pan into a pretty serving dish... my serving method is to leave serving utensils in the pan or pans used for meal, throw some plates and eating utensils on the counter with napkins, and everyone just grab. That, or I'll fix plates and pass them out. I loathe doing a ton of dishes. lolol

    OH totally - and I'll use paper plates if it's a setting in which I can get away with it LOL - less dishes=happy Steph!
  • wsandy8512
    wsandy8512 Posts: 1,897 Member
    ^^Yes, that too! :-)