What did you eat today?
Replies
-
B: banana
L: black beans w/salsa and a tortilla
S: milk chocolate chips and an apple
baked potato w/a lil butter, mixed veggies w/soy sauce and cottage cheese
S: pb sandwich with chocolate chips0 -
Pre-workout - fruit and yogurt smoothing (homemade)
Did 1 hour of lifting and 55 minutes of spinning
Breakfast - 1/2 Think Thin protein bar and 3/4 cup Ancient Grains cereal
Lunch - Small wild mushroom arancini, Lobster Ravioli, bread with olive oil, shared a molten lava chocolate cake w/a friend
Dinner - Probably something light given my lunch out, like grilled chicken and steamed broccoli
A more typical day would be:
Pre-workout - fruit and yogurt smoothie
Late breakfast or early lunch - some type of sandwich or salad with protein, unsweetened iced tea
Snack - cottage cheese with fruit or high protein bar
Dinner - Grilled protein (chicken, marinated steak, salmon), usually two veggie sides (or salad) I made a roasted vegetable pasta salad a few nights ago that was great (using wheat/protein pasta)
We have been also getting ice cream for a treat after dinner, but not every night. I usually have room....although I will cut back on this now that we are out of vacation mode.0 -
Breakfast - 2 fried eggs on toast with butter
Post workout/lunch - pasta with salami and olives
Dinner - meatballs in tomato sauce
Supper - Spanish omelette
Seems a lot but last 2 are actually quite low in calories for how satiating they are.0 -
I agree 900 is very low but that is BMR not TDEE, right? I can usually maintain 132lbs when eating 1500-1600 calBreakfast - Coffee + 1/2cup whole milk & 1Tbsp brown sugar
Snack - Beef jerky
Lunch - Amy's bean & cheese burrito
Snack - 2 x mini Hershey bars w/ a little less than 1 Tbsp natural PB (don't judge me, it's SOOOOOOOOOO delicious!)
I'm 5'2" so I lament with you... us shorty doo wops get the shafted when it comes to weight gain and BMR but ~900 is kind of very low. I can do 1200cal with no problems and have, on occasion, done 800 but that's w/ eating bags of spinach, ribs of celery, and chicken breast and I justifiably was chastised by my nutritionist.
BMR = as I understand it is the amount of cal your body expends in a day even if you're doing nothing
TDEE = BMR + the energy you expend.
So my BMR - 1400 cal but my TDEE = 1600 cal
there are tons of calculators out there but I really like this one:
http://iifym.com/iifym-calculator/
keep in mind that these are all based off of general algorithms and if you are visiting a doc I'm sure the info they give you would be more on the spot for you.0 -
Breakfast spinach goat cheese pizza
Lunch tossed salad with garlic dressing and cottage cheese
Snack fresh strawberries and green tea
Dinner will be chicken cordon bleu and potato and salad0 -
Today, I had a bowl of All Bran with chia seeds and almond milk, and some pineapple. I missed lunch, which is just tragic. I never do that, but I was extra busy today. Normally, I'd have something like toast and peanut butter or a sandwich and an apple. Dinner was lamb and feta stuffed peppers with boiled potatoes, carrots, and sweetcorn.0
-
Breakfast: 2 cups of coffee, Oatmeal with razzle dazzle white chocolate peanut butter, honey, and almond granola used whole wheat bagel to dip (795 calories total)
Dinner: Quiche Lorraine with hawt sauce (442 calories)
Snack:
popcorn
passion fruit Chobani greek yogurt
yo plait vanilla greek yogurt
a peach
peanut butter fruit smoothie
( 1099 calories total)
2336 total. I'm trying to bulk. Averaged about 2300 calories a day last month and lost 0.1 lb. Whoops. Dat reverse bulk. 5'3.5" 120 lbs.0 -
3 slices pizza. breakfast
9 oz chicken sammich w cheese . lunch
Trutien cinnabun shake and chocolate chip cookie dough bar. pre workout
8 oz chicken thighs 3 cups veggies salad. dinner
2200 cals0 -
For the record, I am a lot taller than you are OP (I'm 5'9") with a lot to lose, so my calorie limit is at 2010 for the moment. I do recommend that, if you can, go for the full 24 hour test. If you can't and if what you are doing works for you (as in you do not feel hungry, aren't craving, and losing) then that's amazing!
Breakfast: two slices raisin cinnamon toast, cream cheese, cup of coffee with caramel macchiato creamer
Lunch: didn't have it (I woke up around noon, so when I wake up that late, either breakfast or lunch gets skipped)
Post-Workout Snack: apple, zero water squeezed (lemonade flavor), and light and fit greek strawberry banana yogurt
Dinner: steak, potato, veggie mix, piece of bread
Evening Snack: snackwell's yogurt covered pretzels
And that'll get me to about 2010 calories. I really don't eat back my workout calories unless it's a cross train day and today was a walking day (5K walk training).0 -
Breakfast- Chobani apricot yogurt with agave nectar and cinnamon and a slice of 12 grain toast
Snack- Trail mix
Lunch- 1 slice of Pepperoni Pizza
Snack- Fiber one bar
Dinner- haven't eaten yet but brats and corn on the cob is on the menu.
Cals- around 1300, 5'40 -
I am definitely going to be coming to this thread for ideas! I can see a lot of meat however I will try to substitute it with beans/tofu etc. Also I really want to give veganism a try, but I know eggs have so much protein uhh. Dilemma0
-
Breakfast - caramel macchiato
Lunch - chicken curry with rice
Dinner - ?
Snack - probably a dove mini ice cream bar0 -
I am definitely going to be coming to this thread for ideas! I can see a lot of meat however I will try to substitute it with beans/tofu etc. Also I really want to give veganism a try, but I know eggs have so much protein uhh. Dilemma
You either ethically believe it's okay to eat animals, or you don't. Shouldn't really be a dilemma in my opinion since that is the only real reason to go Vegan.0 -
I am definitely going to be coming to this thread for ideas! I can see a lot of meat however I will try to substitute it with beans/tofu etc. Also I really want to give veganism a try, but I know eggs have so much protein uhh. Dilemma
You either ethically believe it's okay to eat animals, or you don't. Shouldn't really be a dilemma in my opinion since that is the only real reason to go Vegan.
Um the dilemma about eating animals is out of the question for me. The dilemma I have is, is it ethically okay to eat even the free range eggs out there Plus, I need to take into consideration health as well as ethics0 -
I am definitely going to be coming to this thread for ideas! I can see a lot of meat however I will try to substitute it with beans/tofu etc. Also I really want to give veganism a try, but I know eggs have so much protein uhh. Dilemma
You either ethically believe it's okay to eat animals, or you don't. Shouldn't really be a dilemma in my opinion since that is the only real reason to go Vegan.
Um the dilemma about eating animals is out of the question for me. The dilemma I have is, is it ethically okay to eat even the free range eggs out there Plus, I need to take into consideration health as well as ethics
Awe, I see and I misread your post when I read it. I apologize0 -
B- applesauce with 1/2 tsp matcha powder (makes it green, but I can't taste the matcha) (I'm a late riser)
L- 3.7 oz baked chicken thigh on a foldit flat bread with 1 tsp lite mayo); 1 cup campbell's tomato soup; 5 FF saltines
Cocktail - 2 oz Bourbon with lemon and water
D- 2 oz (dry) Ronzoni Pasta, Turkey/Quinoa meatballs and 2/3 cups simple tomato sauce* with 1 Tbsp Parmesan cheese, 2 cups steamed broccoli florets.
I still have 133 cal left, so for an evening snack I'll have a Fiber One bar, or a 100 cal bag of Kettlecorn.
*Simple sauce and meatball recipes constructed in the recipe builder for accurate serving/calorie numbers.0 -
breakfast : whole wheat bagel, plain cream cheese, 2 boiled eggs, greek yogurt+reduced sugar blueberry jam
lunch : BALT (blt with avocado) on whole wheat, kettle chips, cup of veggie soup
dinner : 2 or 3 slices of leftover bacon cheeseburger pizza. the soup and chips at lunch were unplanned so i might not have space in my calorie goal0 -
Breakfast: oatmeal with chia seeds, gelato and a protein latte
Lunch: veggie burger on a whole wheat potato roll with cheese, tomato and pickles, edamame, green bean and mushroom mix, and yellow peppers.
Snack: apple and peanut butter, protein latte
Dinner: spinach, tomato, red pepper, edamame and chicken salad with sesame ginger dressing
Evening: Greek yogurt with chocolate fiber one and 1/2 scoop protein powder.
Dinner might change, depending on my workout.0 -
Breakfast: Scrambled egg/egg whites with cheddar cheese, and oatmeal
Post-workout: Protein powder and milk
Lunch: Salad of spinach and mixed greens, red bell pepper, apple, and chicken (ran out of veggies and didn't make it to the store before lunch, boo)
Dinner: Chicken, brown rice with quinoa, and veggies (broccoli, cauliflower, carrot, zucchini, yellow squash
Snack: 2% greek yogurt
I have over 450 calories left and plenty of carbs and fat to eat, who knows what the night will bring?0 -
B-4 oz. prune juice, muesli with peanut butter and almond milk. 1 cup green tea, 1 cup chai tea.
L-cauliflower, bok choy, broccoli, tuna salad, pacific sardines in olive oil. Yasso chocolate peanut butter frozen yoghurt pops (2).
1440 calories-I don't eat dinner.
ETA prune juice0 -
B: Coffe w non-fat milk, oatmeal (ready packet)
S: Coffee with creamer
L: Buffet indian lunch
S: Some coffee biscuits and coffee with creamer
S: Tea with 2 cookies(small 45 cal ones)
Plan to have protein bar and some cheerios with milk. But that might change as the day progresses.
I just have a one hour dance class at night which is like a light workout.0 -
That's not a menu
You ate one meal
^^ Seriously...thats what I would consume in the morning. Thats like what 400 cal?0 -
Your menu is sad. If your BMR is truly 800-900 (according to whatever device you're using), you need to see a doctor about a possible metabolic disorder. Seriously. 1200 is the absolute least a woman should eat, and even that's way too low.
Breakfast: Green Mango Pineapple Banana Protein Smoothie, Special K Protein cereal (dry), and coffee with creamer and Splenda
Lunch: Chunk light tuna, 1 T plain nonfat Greek yogurt, Wheat Thin Garden Valley Veggie Toasted Chips, fresh watermelon
Snack: hard-boiled egg, light string cheese, Apple Pie Greek Yogurt cup
Dinner: Chili with Ritz crackers mixed in
Dessert: 2 T Natural Peanut butter (right off the spoon, baby)
I'm much more excited for tomorrow. Today was a cardio day, but lifting days mean a pre-workout Quest bar and a s'more for dessert!
MMMM I like your menu!0 -
Breakfast - coffee, vanilla honey yogurt, chia seeds, and chocolate granola
Snack- homemade chipotle pimento cheese and crackers
Lunch - 2 shrimp soft tacos with cheddar cheese, romaine lettuce, diced onion, tomato and grilled peppers and onions.
Dinner- sausage, mushroom, pepperoni pizza and Greek salad.0 -
Meal 1.
1 avocado, pine nut and cucumber wrap.
1 ham, pickle and salad sandwich.
2 peanut protein balls.
1 buckwheat and date slice.
Meal 2
1 poached salmon fillet.
Stringless runner beans.
Carrot and swede crush.
Raw mushrooms.
Baby plum tomatoes.
Dessert.
Blueberries.
Mixed nuts and fruit pot.
Lemon cheesecake.
I am on maintenance.0 -
I had baked pasta for dinner:
1 box (12 oz dry) Smart Taste penne pasta
1 can Hunts 4 cheese spaghetti sauce
15 oz part skim ricotta
8 oz shredded mozzarella
1 tube Jennie-O hot turkey sausage
Parmesan to top (I used about 16g)
Olive oil cooking spray
Boiled pasta, browned/crumbled/drained sausage. Mixed pasta + mozzarella + ricotta until well coated. Add in sausage. Spray a 13x9 casserole dish, then pour mixture in. Top with can of sauce & sprinkle parmesan on sauce.
Bake @ 350 for 20 minutes. "Cut" into 8 bricks. Approx. 440 calories each. I add a little red pepper flakes for added 'kick'.0 -
Our stats are pretty similar (I'm 5'4" and 128 lbs, and I'm losing on 1800), and I'm also a vegetarian. Here's what I've eaten, along with my plans for dinner:
Breakfast: Cottage cheese, tomato, coffee and half & half
Snack: Quest bar
Lunch: Greek yogurt, meatless breakfast patties and a nectarine
Snack: Protein powder and a granola bar
Dinner: Eggs, rice with edamame, seaweed and tofu, arugula salad
Snack: Ben & Jerry's0
Categories
- All Categories
- 1.4M Health, Wellness and Goals
- 393.4K Introduce Yourself
- 43.8K Getting Started
- 260.2K Health and Weight Loss
- 175.9K Food and Nutrition
- 47.4K Recipes
- 232.5K Fitness and Exercise
- 426 Sleep, Mindfulness and Overall Wellness
- 6.5K Goal: Maintaining Weight
- 8.5K Goal: Gaining Weight and Body Building
- 153K Motivation and Support
- 8K Challenges
- 1.3K Debate Club
- 96.3K Chit-Chat
- 2.5K Fun and Games
- 3.7K MyFitnessPal Information
- 24 News and Announcements
- 1.1K Feature Suggestions and Ideas
- 2.6K MyFitnessPal Tech Support Questions