Top 10 Foods you have in the house at all times

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  • dlaplume2
    dlaplume2 Posts: 1,658 Member
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    Almonds
    whole wheat bagel thins
    veggie burgers on sandwich flats.
    hummus
    cottage cheese
    carrot sticks
    wheat thins. (reduced fat)
    yogurt
    granola
    fruit
  • insatiable_lilly
    insatiable_lilly Posts: 5
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    My fiance is Japanese, so I cook a lot of curry vegetables with rice. So I always have an abundant supply of:

    ~green curry paste
    ~ginger
    ~broccoli/cauliflower
    ~brown rice
    ~bell peppers
    ~onions
    ~bamboo

    And I am Irish and I pretty much live on cabbage soup, so we're never without:
    ~cabbage
    ~celery
    ~veggie boullion cubes
    ~and a limited amount of baby carrots.

    I can make a whole pot of cabbage soup for 150 calories. It's amazing.

    And for my dessert craving I mix 3/4 cup nonfat plain yogurt with 1tsp of sugar free raspberry preserves. You get a whole bowl full for only like 110 calories!
  • Sweet13_Princess
    Sweet13_Princess Posts: 1,207 Member
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    Frozen fruit
    Soup
    Frozen Dinners
    Whole Wheat Bread
    Lowfat Ice Cream
    Cool Whip
    Sugar-free vanilla/chocolate pudding
    Salad goodies (lettuce, tomatos, etc.)
    Scalloped/Mashed Potatos (Boxed)
    2-3 Types of Cereal


    Shannon
  • BigBoneSista
    BigBoneSista Posts: 2,389 Member
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    My must haves:

    1. Avocados (Slimcados)
    2. Lite, Low Sodium Tuna
    3. Chicken Breast
    4. Broccoli
    5. Sweet Potatoes
    6. Greek Yogurt
    7. Low Sodium Mix Nuts
    8. Low Sodium Peanut Butter
    9. Provolone Cheese
    10. Arnold's 100% Whole Wheat Bread

    Oh well I actually have 11 because I need celery with my peanut butter :bigsmile:
  • brityn
    brityn Posts: 443 Member
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    Top 10 (or 15)

    Eggs
    Oranges
    Celery
    Hummus
    Part-skim string cheese
    Boneless pork chops
    Mixed baby greens
    Fat-free feta cheese
    Almonds
    Fat free cottage cheese
    Ground Starbucks coffee beans
    Whole wheat sourdough bread
    Sliced peppered turkey breast
  • Lisa__Michelle
    Lisa__Michelle Posts: 845 Member
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    -Milk
    -yogurt
    - fruit
    - eggs
    - frozen broccoli
    - sweet potatoes
    - bagel thins
    - 1/3 less fat cream cheese
    - tomatoes
    - chicken
    - onions.
  • brityn
    brityn Posts: 443 Member
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    Top 10 (or 15)

    Eggs
    Oranges
    Celery
    Hummus
    Part-skim string cheese
    Boneless pork chops
    Mixed baby greens
    Fat-free feta cheese
    Almonds
    Fat free cottage cheese
    Ground Starbucks coffee beans
    Whole wheat sourdough bread
    Sliced peppered turkey breast

    I forgot champagne. 90 calories a glass for a nice dry champagne. Relaxes me after a stressful day at the restaurant
  • chrish1981
    chrish1981 Posts: 156
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    salad
    cereal
    hummus
    pita
    soup
    low-cal bread
    fish (frozen)
    chicken breast
    pork loin
    mousse temptations
  • Proudmumofboys
    Proudmumofboys Posts: 73
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    10 foods I have

    Chicken (Skinless & boneless)
    bell peppers (All colors)
    Tomatoes
    cucumbers
    Carrots
    Hummus
    yogurt
    jello
    strawberries,apples,grapes, blueberries

    For my boys, well they eat anything. (fruit, veggies, etc...)
    My hubby into SWEETS! :) Icecream cookies (thank gosh I'm not)
  • cmw9696
    cmw9696 Posts: 123
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    my grocery items/staples:

    1. skim Milk
    2. Bananas
    3. low-fat French Vanilla yogurt
    4. Kashi Go Lean Crunch cereal
    5. 93/7 Lean ground turkey
    6. Sweet Potatoes &/or russet potatoes
    7. Whole grain pasta
    8. Cuties/Clementines
    9. Eggs
    10. 100% Juice Ocean Spray White Grapefruit juice

    I could go on...hummus, Triscuits, carrots, chicken breast, fish, salad/Spinach, almonds...
  • CakeFit21
    CakeFit21 Posts: 2,521 Member
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    It's more than 10 but these are a MUST in my house.

    COFFEE
    honey
    butter
    milk
    EGGS
    100% whole wheat bread
    a roasted chicken
    whole wheat pasta
    go-lean cereal
    fat free greek yogurt
    fresh berries
    apples
    peanut butter
  • MindyF68
    MindyF68 Posts: 42
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    Hi there,some of my go to snacks and foods are:

    pretty much any kind of fruit

    radishes, cucumbers, celery , carrots alomost all veggies

    low salt low butter popcorn

    turkey bacon

    low fat english muffins

    eggs

    lean steaks

    low fat cheese sticks ( mozzarella ones and cheddar)

    pasta ( portioned out of course)

    200 cals portion pizza made by digorno mmmmmm

    That is just some. :bigsmile:
  • jtreadwell
    jtreadwell Posts: 90 Member
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    1) Boneless skinless chicken breast
    2) sf jello/sf pudding (Usually chocolate)
    3) fat free yogurt
    4) snack size apples
    5) peanut butter
    6) wheat bread
    7) frozen dinners (Under 300 calories)
    8) eggs
    9) oatmeal
    10)water
  • kdiamond
    kdiamond Posts: 3,329 Member
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    - greek yogurt
    - 1% whipped cottage cheese
    - eggs
    - chicken breast
    - almonds
    - apples
    - bananas
    - coffee
    - goat cheese
    - garlic (I use garlic in everything!)
  • danniwhit
    danniwhit Posts: 63 Member
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    1. leafy green veggies (kale, spinach, chard, dandelion greens) for green smoothies
    2. fresh fruit & frozen fruit (for eating and green smoothies)
    3. hummus
    4. pitas/flatbreads
    5. delight soy nuggets
    6. buffalo sauce
    7. fresh veggies (cucumbers, carrots, tomatoes, lettuce)
    8. quinoa
    9. tofu
    10. lactose free milk (we alternate almond, soy, & hemp milk) for smoothies, and baking.

    I feel like we have a million staple items. We buy bulk grains from the store, so we always have quinoa, kamut, wild rice etc. We always have tofu & other fake meat items. I work from home doing daycare, so if I want lunch I need to have items I can make fast, so I try to keep a lot of fresh fruits/veggies and always pita/hummus because I can make a "sandwich" pretty quick. We usually have raw almonds & almond butter also for quick snacks!
  • NuclearGirl
    NuclearGirl Posts: 80
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    - Bananas
    - Quaker Oats
    - Grapes
    - Pears
    - Broccoli, Cauliflower, Carrots
    - Ryvita
    - Philadelphia Light
    - Chicken
    - Usual Salad stuff
    - Rice
    - Freshly squeezed orange juice
  • ValerieMartini2Olives
    ValerieMartini2Olives Posts: 3,024 Member
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    Natural peanut butter, high-protein/high-fiber/low-sugar bread, 2% cheese sticks, fat free plain yogurt or Greek yogurt, pretzels, celery or carrots, high-fiber cereal, Atkins shakes and bars.
  • scagneti
    scagneti Posts: 707 Member
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    Eggs
    Romaine Lettuce
    Maple Leaf Naturals chicken breast
    Laughing Cow Cheese (not used to the english translation but I didn't know how many would know what a vache is!)
    12 grain bread
    almonds
    whole wheat pasta
    EVOO
    chicken breast
    sugar free jello
  • run4yourlife
    run4yourlife Posts: 379 Member
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    -bagged salad
    -baby carrots
    -gala apples
    -raw cashews
    -my favorite crutons :ohwell:
    -brown rice
    -soy milk
    -vanilla protein powder
    -Fibre 1 honey clusters cereal
    -frozen fruit mix
  • catherine1979
    catherine1979 Posts: 704 Member
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    1. Grapefruit
    2. Steel cut oats
    3. English muffins
    4. Peanut butter
    5. Spinach
    6. Eggs
    7. Tomatoes
    8. Cucumbers
    9. Assorted canned and dry beans and leges
    10. Popcorn

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