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What are your Top 5 foods or items that make your life easier?

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  • Posts: 1,067 Member
    protein bars
    riced cauliflower
    protein powder
    homemade calorie-free popsicles (do those count as food?)
    tiny sugar-free candy like hershey's zero sugar and york peppermint patties zero sugar

    my food scale
    my semi-recumbent bike (when i had serious knee and ankle issues, i was able to ride this one)
    ankle and knee braces
    the home gym we've been building (we have enough gear to make me not miss the gym at all)
    and last but not least, MFP. it's the best logging tool i've found - i used to log on paper, but it wasn't half as fast or useful.

  • Posts: 4,779 Member
    1. "Town" is 1/2 mile away. Close enough there is no possible excuse for not walking it daily--except weather.
    2. Prep'd, a healthy deli type store and Subway are 1/2 mile away. No excuse for not eating at least kinda healthy.
    Lots of other things that help a lot, but those 2 put the responsibility squarely on me. I have the means. It's up to me to do it.
  • Posts: 837 Member
    1. MFP
    2. Apple Watch
    3. Silver Sneakers membership at the recreation center
    4. Recumbent bike at home
    5. Milk frother for unsweetened vanilla almond milk in coffee
    6. Fresh fruits and vegetables
    7. Fage fat free Greek yogurt
    8. Eggs and lean protein
    9. Skinnytaste website and cookbooks
    10. America’s Test Kitchen and Milk Street cookbooks
  • Posts: 359 Member
    Costco canned chicken
    Costco romaine lettuce
    Muscle Milk (50g protein powder)
    Oatmeal (old fashioned)
    Apple
  • Posts: 5,055 Member
    1. Garmin
    2. Orgain vegan protein powder and bottled.
    3. Nutpods
    4. Salads and soups
    5. Albacore tuna
  • Posts: 917 Member
    Coffeee!!
    Eggs
    Cheese
    Popcorn
    Night time dessert- (oikos yogurt with sf pudding, sf cool whip and crushed chocolate chips)
  • Posts: 837 Member
    1. Coffee with frothed unsweetened vanilla almond milk
    2. Eggs
    3. 647 bread ( high fiber, 40 calories per slice)
    4. Fresh fruits and vegetables
    5. Lean protein
  • Posts: 24 Member
    I’ve only been serious for a couple weeks but so far I’m finding this is my list:
    - meats like chicken and turkey (both stocked up in the freezer and prepared in the fridge.)
    - Lemons because I use them to flavor everything
    - Eggs
    - Frozen berries
    - Greek yogurt

    Im excited to look through the lists for some good ideas
  • Posts: 108 Member
    Porridge
    Home made soup
    Swimming pool
    Dogs
    Tea

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