What are your most frequent foods? Are you proud of them?

MyChocolateDiet

#1 - cappuccino.

sounds about right.

Coffee #1....:drinker:

Cindyinpg

Huh, I wasn't expecting my list to look that healthy. I feel like I have lots of treats. :drinker: And yes, very proud to only be eating what I like.
Milk
Vitamins
Peanut Butter
Fresh Express Salad Kits
Chicken Breast
Protein powder
Coffee
Fiber One cereal
Cranberry Almond Crunch
Cottage Cheese 1%
Subway steak and cheese sub on honey oat
Angel Food Cake
Ice cream
Apple or strawberry crisp
Mandarin oranges
Baked potato chips

elyelyse

Joseph's - Flax, Oat Bran, and Whole Wheat Pita Bread
Snak Club - Salted Pistacio
Honey Crisp Apple - (Large)
Eggland's Best Grade A - Large - Egg Hard Boiled
Lactaid Fat Free Milk - Lactose Free Skim Milk
Dove - Dark Chocolate Almond Promises
Carrots - Shredded
Homemade - Baked Chicken Breast (No Skin - Plain)
Grape Tomatoes - Fresh
Bertolli - Extra Virgin Olive Oil

hmmm not bad but not fully reflective of how I eat. I think because I eat such a wide variety of fruits and veggies, most of them aren't frequent enough on their own to make the list.

also, don't feel the least bit bad about those dove chocolates being on there :happy:

kellyskitties

Generic Coffee - Black Coffee Qty: of
Eas - 100% Whey Protein - Vanilla Qty: of
Butter - Salted Qty: of
Jarrow Formulas - 100% Natural Whey Protein Unflavored Protein 1 lb Qty: of
Oil - Olive Qty: of
Aldi - Little Salad Bar Deli Collection - Hummus Quartet Qty: of
Egg - Medium - Medium Egg Qty: of
Healthy Life - 35 Cal High Fiber Whole Wheat Bread Qty: of
Beer - Michelob Ultra 12oz Bottle
Lentils - Cooked, boiled, with salt

Proud? Maybe - I am proud that I don't adhere to a rigid plan and can have things I enjoy without calling them "treat meals." I'm proud that I mostly eat real butter instead of butter like substance. But I would say that if butter like substance came with my pancakes in a restaurant I'll still eat it - I just don't bring it into the house.

SheGlistensasSheSings

Well I just pasted the first page. It seems there are a lot of overlaps so more entries then 10 but a lot that are similar foods I'm not sure how to clearly condense it. I think I just reuse organic/no organic freely don't actually eat so much organic but easier than finding a new entry. Also do the same thing with differrent brans of the same type of food figure calories similar enough; do you guys do that?

Olivia's Organics - Spring Mix Salad Qty: of
Olivia's Organics - 50/50 Blend Baby Spinach/Spring Mix Qty: of
Wegmans - Large Cucumber - Sliced W/Skin Qty: of
Whole Foods - Sushi - Ginger Qty: of
Generic - Sashimi - Bluefin Tuna (Maguro) Qty: of
Dole - Shredded Carrots Qty: of
Generic - Blackberries, Raw Usda Info Qty: of
Awe Sum Organics - Organic Blueberries (Fresh, Raw) Qty: of
Golden Corral - Steamed Spinach Qty: of
Broccoli - Steamed Broccoli Qty: of
Faye Total 0% - Plain Greek Yogurt Qty: of
Tilapia Fillets Raw - Individualy Sealed 113 g (4 oz) Qty: of
Driscoll's - Organic Raspberries Qty: of
Lucerne Open Nature 100% Natural - Greek Nonfat Yogurt - Plain Qty: of
Generic - Steamed Mixed Greens (Dandelion, Kale, Mustard, Collard) Qty: of
Generic - Steamed Shrimp 113 g (4 oz) Qty: of
Lemon Juice - Fresh Squeezed Qty: of
Generic - Fish, Mahi Mahi, Steamed or Baked, Nothing Added Qty: of
Restaurant - Sashimi, Tako (Octopus) Qty: of
Lettuce - Cos or romaine, raw Qty: of
Earthbound Organic - Zen Blend Qty: of
Taylor Organic Baby Spring Mix - Mixed Baby Greens Qty: of
Hershey's Cocoa Pwdr - Unsweetened 100% Cocoa Qty: of
g.T.'s Kombucha - Synergy (Organic & Raw) Qty: of
Sashimi - Amaebi (Sweet Shrimp) Qty: of

SheGlistensasSheSings

I don't really have an opinion attachment concern about "proud" it's more like that's what feels healthy enough/has been readily available enough to show up on the list. Some of it wouldn't be on the "RECENT" tab cause I'm bored of it now.

A differrent challenge would be our top goal foods maybe

lovehan

1. Soy Cappuccino
2. Bananas
3. Pure Australian Honey
4. Pink Lady Apple
5. Almond Milk Unsweetened
6. Wholegrain Rolled Oats
7. Spinach
8. Strawberries
9. Tomatoes
10. Frozen Blueberries

....and yes

eksero2k

eggs
tuna
cucumber
strawberries
chicken breast
oatmeal
apples
almond milk

1Lightstep

Hello
The frequent foods list is one of the tabs you can see when you have clicked to add food to your diary, if you are looking for it.

Tea is at the top of my list and it is staying there!

DeadsAndDoritos

My current top 10:

onions
semi-skimmed milk
garlic
olive oil
Weetabix
rapeseed oil
eggs
turmeric
blueberries
new potatoes

I have actually just taken a break from tracking my food (and gained weight as a result). This is helping to motivate me to get back to it. I feel so much better eating home-cooked meals.

FitMolly182

this is very interesting to see

kickassketo

Jones All Natural Sausage Patties
Mayonnaise
La Tortilla Factory - Small Flax/Oat Tortilla High Fiber/Low Carb
Peanuts
Cream Cheese
Eggs
Hard Salami
Cucumber
Tanqueray Gin
Broccoli Florets
Beef - Ground

Seems about perfect for my very low carb, high fat, moderate protein diet! Aside from the gin, of course!

MelodyandBarbells

Rice
Avocado
Egg McMuffin
McDonald's creamer
Peanut Butter
Orange
Taco Bell Mexican Rice
Quick Added Calories
Honey
Banana

There's no way to make this a recent analysis so right now it's including things that I ate really frequently months ago but not necessarily within the last few weeks or couple months. Avocado and Quick added calories come to mind. Um.. .the rest are pretty legit. I think I could do better. The McMuffin hits all the right spots and is fairly low in calories (300), but somehow it just seems like it'd be better to cook at home!

SheGlistensasSheSings

Here's what mine say:

Olivia's Organics - 50/50 Blend Baby Spinach/Spring Mix
Wegmans - Large Cucumber - Sliced W/Skin Qty:
Generic - Sashimi - Bluefin Tuna (Maguro)
Whole Foods - Sushi - Ginger Qty:
Olivia's Organics - Spring Mix Salad
Dole - Shredded Carrots Qty:
Generic - Blackberries, Raw Usda Info
Awe Sum Organics - Organic Blueberries (Fresh, Raw)
Generic - Steamed Shrimp 113 g (4 oz)
Golden Corral - Steamed Spinach
Am I proud of them?
Nay or yay. Kinda surprised cause I didn't know I liked/ate carrots that frequently.
Guess its just all of the above really what has been most readily available as of late.
Doesn't have to be the best or exactly favorite.

Make sense?

hmaddpear

Tea, red wine, white wine, cider and real ale.

Am I proud of this? Darn right I am! :laugh:

In all honesty, I eat a wide variety of foods, especially home-cooked (my recipe list now runs to four pages, and that's only in the last four months). Tea is about the only thing I log every single day. So I'm not too worried that my frequent foods list reads more like a pub round (or bar order, depending on your origins...)

darrensurrey

Chicken, porridge, couscous, salad, plain natural yoghurt. Not proud. It's just stuff I eat to achieve my goals. I guess I'm proud of my goals, although I tend to focus on the goals I have yet to achieve which is a bit depressing! :laugh:

One day: http://youtu.be/kw0kXtvOpfU

JONZ64

1.Coffee, it was made by God just for me, because he loves me:drinker:
2. Rice, it goes with everything and when you have a Korean wife there is ALWAYS rice in the house (and Kimchi)
3. Chicken, Its just GOOD!


I have no idea how to be proud of food? "Yay food way to replenish my Nutrients!"

rawhidenadz

1) coffee
2) onions
3) tomatoes
4) garlic
5) laughing cow cheese
6) coconut oil
7) carrots
8) apples
9) honey
10) 2% milk

i'm neither proud nor ashamed
i try not to attribute morality to the food choices i make (unless it has to do with ethical issues of how the food gets to my plate i.e. abuse of farm workers/food pickers, etc). it's just what i eat

analeadstheway

I started eating mostly supplements due to the high content of additives in food. I am taking in:
Breakfast- Slimfast Shake
Lunch- Slimfast Shake
Dinner- Yogurt Fat Free
and then Prenatels-Vitamin D-Folic Acid- FIsh Oil and tons of water and green tea.

Only thing I'm mad at myself about is the amount of coffee I drink daily. Wish I could cut it out of my diet totally!