Frozen meals with healthy carbs and low carb

eavintx
eavintx Posts: 91 Member
If you eat a low carb diet with only meat, vegetables and fruit in it, you can eat raw veggies and fruits and simply buy a weight watchers or healthy options, microwave it take the meat out and eat the meat with your own veggies and fruits.

If your like me, when I go home, I'll be on low carb with clean breads, whole wheats, baked potatoes, and breads from corn.

So what I am going to do is this.

I can get canned vegan refried beans or black beans put them in a whole wheat tortilla, salsa, some grilled chicken strips that are already prepared from the deli section, microwave it have a burrito.

They also have already prepared potato salad at Krogers, I could microwave the already prepared roast beef the potato salad is chunky a little undone, so it is a clean bread, that's a meals.

I could get frozen ground beef whole wheat bun and make it into a cheese burger, there's also canned chicken and fish. Lots of stuff, but this way, you can have your clean carbs in a microwavable meal, Weight Watchers doesn't have healthy carbs.

Replies

  • SafariGalNYC
    SafariGalNYC Posts: 1,653 Member
    How many daily carbs do you consider low carb?
  • eavintx
    eavintx Posts: 91 Member
    12 to 1800
  • neanderthin
    neanderthin Posts: 10,295 Member
    :D Your funny, I've give you that.
  • eavintx
    eavintx Posts: 91 Member
    I thught you said calories Ive read between 125 too 225 a day us normal so probably under 50?
  • Alatariel75
    Alatariel75 Posts: 18,416 Member
    How are you keeping under 50g carbs a day with beans, tortillas, potato salad, buns etc?
  • eavintx
    eavintx Posts: 91 Member
    How are you keeping under 50g carbs a day with beans, tortillas, potato salad, buns etc?

    I won't be. Bu this is just something I'm planning for when I go home. I'm in a nursing home. But according to Body For Life 2 or 3 healthy breads a day is normal.So I wouldn't be counting carbs anyway.
  • PAV8888
    PAV8888 Posts: 14,354 Member
    Are you trying to gain weight, lose weight, or trying to eat in what you perceive to be a healthier manner?