Grocery list staples!
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Things are groceries that stress me out if they are not in the house! :-)
Mushrooms....I can stretch 2-3 oz of protein into a large meal with a ton of sautéed mushrooms!
Squash...my new thing. Cook up Spaghetti squash and have it on hand for the week for a quick low cal meal. I like it with garlic and parmesan cheese
Greek yogurt...high protein breakfast helps keep me feeling full
Apples...slice an apple and have it with me all day for snacking
Sugar free werthers caramels...for the emergency sugar craving!
Frozen chicken breasts0 -
I don't find Greek yogurt to be all that filling what brand do you use0
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Almond milk
Kale blend
Peppers
seedless cucumbers
fish
fruit
eggs
almonda
These are my staples.
I supplement with rice or pasta as needed0 -
Chicken
Eggs
Bananas
Almond milk
Tomatoes
Peppers
Sweet potatoes
Brown bread
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All types of fruit and veg (especially kale and avocados) organic when I can.
Chicken
Pork
Turkey
Salmon
Shrimp
Cashew or coconut milk
Tons of eggs (we can go through 3 doz a week easy)
Green chili
Goats cheese
Nutritional yeast
Ghee
Dark chocolate
Raw nuts
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Lots of Blueberries, strawberries, cherries, Grapes, mangoes, watermelon, nonfat Greek yogurt, dark chocolate chips, low sodium chips/crackers, tuna fish, shrimps, herbal teas,...for now those are my staples...0
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Whole milk.
Greek or Turkish yogurt.
Butter, oil, cream, sour cream...
Cheese: Brie, Jarlsberg, parmesan, roquefort, feta...
Cream cheese: Ricotta, mascarpone, cottage cheese...
Crisp bread: Several varieties of Wasa.
Grains: oatmeal, barley, millet, tapioka, polenta, jasmine rice, pasta (usually ordinary spaghetti).
Starchy vegetables: potatoes, sweet potato, corn on the cob.
Frozen vegetables: green peas, green beans.
Canned vegetables: Tomato paste or passata. Beans.
Dried vegetables: Beans, peas, lentils.
Fresh vegetables: Carrots, cauliflower, broccoli, romanesco, kohlrabi, cucumber, beets, peppers, squash, pumpkin, onion, garlic, chili, parsnip, celery, parsley, leek...
Nuts: Peanuts, walnuts, pecans, chestnuts; and nut butters: Hazelnut, peanut, almond.
Sweeteners: Sugar, honey, maple syrup.
Dried fruit: Apricots, raisins, dates, freeze-dried cherries.
Fresh fruit: Green apples (Granny Smith), red apples (Red Delicious), grapes, pomegranates, pomelo, melons, passion fruit, litchi or rambutan, apricots, nectarins or peaches, bananas, plums, figs, loquat, pineapple, orange, tangerine, pear, mango...
Frozen berries: Strawberries, blueberries, blackberries...
Fish: Salmon or herring filets for dinner, smoked salmon, trout, kippers, for crispbread. Sardines for snacks.
Meat: Chops and minced meat (pork, beef, lamb). Chicken thighs and wings. Duck, whatever I can get hold of (rare here). Bacon, sliced ham...
Eggs. Mayo. Pickles. Brown sauce, ketchup, mustard. Stock or stock cubes. Brown cheese and leverpostei (Norwegian specialities). Salt, pepper, spices.
Drinks: Tea, coffee.
I don't think this is a complete list at all. Hm. It would have been easier to list what I DON'T buy0 -
Chicken breasts
Minced meat
Sausages
Canned tuna
Eggs
Spinach
Paprika
Carrots
Bananas
Apples
Almonds
We have something called quark(low fat hight protein yoghurt kinda of thing)
Lemons
Canned tomatoes
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1% milk
Greek yoghurts (usually 0%)
Eggs
Fresh Orange juice
Kale
Spinach
Broccoli
Brussels sprouts
Sweet potatos
Beets
Leeks & onions
Carrots
Sugar snap peas
Chicken
Pork chops
Lean ground pork
Deli meats like roast beef, ham
Salmon
Sparkling water (lemon flavour)
We've always cooked almost everything from scratch so there's a whole bunch of 'pantry' type stuff that we use a lot of like quinoa, olive oil and spices, but the above list is what I run out of weekly.
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spinach
chicken breast
zucchini
lettuce (romaine or artisan mixes)
mushrooms
peanut butter
light english muffins or bagel thins
light pita bread
yogurt (not greek, i think its gross LOLOL)
fruits (blueberries, raspberries, whatever)
bananas
turkey breast
cheese
canned tomatoes
milk
coffee
coffee creamer (lol)
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Eggs, bacon, boneless skinless chicken breasts, pork chops, steak, lean ground beef, rice, almond milk, sweet potatoes, turkey sausage, and some kind of cereal (this week it's fruit loops). I eat a lot of meat, lol.0
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