What's in your grocery cart?

ashleynicoleb

As a result of boredom setting in with the foods I normally eat, I'd love to know what you normally purchase for your weekly grocery trip. What's always in your shopping cart? Looking for some flavor in my life

Dawnminuscupcakes

everything bagel thins, and hillshire farms pastrami (taking a break from turkey every day!), light string cheese, hummus and veggies, light pringles.... gotta have that crunch!

Melis25Fit

fiber one dark chocolate almond bars
romaine lettuce
roma tomatoes
bananas
whatever fruit looks good: berries, melon, etc
cucumbers
potatoes. sweet and idaho
frozen boneless skinless chicken breasts
whole wheat bread
whole wheat pasta
sugar free cherry kool aide
special k multigrain crackers
cans of chunklite tuna in water
frozen tillapia fillets
reduced sodium soups
peanut butter

skinnyme125

I always get my 100% whole wheat bread. I also get my oatmeal for breakfast or special k cereal. I always have bottled water. I also really like Uncle Ben's rice with the vegies in it. tasty.

piccolarj

Let's see:
center cut bacon,
canadian bacon,
35 calorie bread
eggs
leaf lettuce
spinach
kimchi
blueberries
blackberries
frozen strawberries
grapes
frozen stir fry veggies
cherry tomatoes
Italian salad dressing( Not fat free)
Progresso soup
chicken
Lean Ground beef
Ground turkey
Special K Chocolate Pretzel Bars
That's all I can think of right now!!

koosdel

Oh, his may be interesting!

My last purchase was;
16 tilapia files
8 pounds hamburger
4 gallons milk
4 dozen eggs
4 loafs bread
10 chicken breast
8 misc bell peppers
1 big purple onion
And some M&M's.

tshahady

eggs, egg whites, cottage cheese, coffee creamer, almonds, Nature Valley Granola thins (super yummy and only 80 cals), yogurts, fresh fruits/veggies, light ice cream or froz. yogurt. Boring ol' stuff

00trayn

Chobani Greek yogurt, Silk light soy milk, jello pudding dark chocolate cups, guacamole 100 calorie packs (for use with blue corn tortilla chips from trader joes), ground beef, Ronzoni Garden Variety pasta (tricolor pasta with a half serving of veggies in each serving), Kashi TLC bars, whole wheat english muffins, Thomas bagel thins, Egg Beaters, sweet potatoes, string cheese.... that's all I can think of, lol

KWSR16

Special K Bars
Skippy Low Fat peanut Butter
Apples
Bananas
Broccoli
Ground Turkey
Cucumbers
Pringles Low Fat Sour Cream and Onion Chips (MMM)
Special K Cereal (I LOVE the chocolatey Delight and Cinnamon pecan ones!)
Skim Milk
Granola Bars
Cinnamon Roll Pudding (IT IS SO GOOD!!)
Lunch meat
Low Cal Whole Wheat Bread
Yoplait Low Fat Yogurt (So many flavors!!)
Eggs
Carrots
Celery
Pasta/pizza sauce
Premade Pizza Dough
Wheat Pasta
American Cheese
Fresh Mozzarella Cheese (A little indulgent, but OH so good!)
Vitamin Waters
Heads of Lettuce
And thats about it........ Hope this helps cure your "food boredom!" :flowerforyou:

tshahady

Let's see:
center cut bacon,
canadian bacon,
35 calorie bread
eggs
leaf lettuce
spinach
kimchi
blueberries
blackberries
frozen strawberries
grapes
frozen stir fry veggies
cherry tomatoes
Italian salad dressing( Not fat free)
Progresso soup
chicken
Lean Ground beef
Ground turkey
Special K Chocolate Pretzel Bars
That's all I can think of right now!!

mmmm, kimchi!!

NoAdditives

Frozen fruits for smoothies (strawberries, blueberries, pineapple, dark cherries, peaches, etc.)
Fresh fruits (apples, bananas, oranges, grapes, strawberries, watermelon, peaches, nectarines, whatever is in season)
Fresh vegetables (broccoli, cucumber, carrots, celery, green beans, cauliflower, avocados, tomatoes, potatoes, sweet potatoes, various squash, onions, green chile)
Whole grain bread
Meats (chicken breast, steak, ground beef)
Lots of 2% milk
Greek yogurt
Cheddar cheese
Lots of eggs
Lunch meat
Chicken of the Sea pouches of salmon
pinto beans
Frozen hash browns
Organic baby food
Organic toddler snacks

unworthyservant

My grocery list is a work in progress but it's definitely improved. I say it's 95% healthy.

granny smith apples
bananas
oranges
pears
grapes (if in season, thus cheap)

fresh green beans
iceberg lettuce
bush baked beans (mmm)
corn on the cob
canned diced potatoes/boxed mashed potatoes

oregano spice
parsely
garlic salt
fat free parkay spray butter
Lowry's seasoning

boneless skinless chicken breast
97/3 ground beef
turkey bacon
sliced turkey breast
eggs

grits
quakers heart medley flavored oatmeal
honey nut cheerios
skim fat free milk

whole wheat pasta
bold chex mix
chocolate silk
Simply Orange Juice
Distilled water

LaurenRose2011

Well, this seems like fun. My cart has changed A LOT in the last couple of months. Where there used to be frozen Tombstone pizzas --aptly named, really-- there are now Lean Cuisines and bags of frozen veggies-lots of veggies. I no longer buy prepackaged lunch meat, but go to the deli instead and have it sliced fresh to avoid the sodium overload, and to avoid nitrites and nitrates. My soda selection is Fresca and/or Coke Zero, and I love them both. My bread has changed from white to whole-grain, high fiber, whole-wheat, etc.

For snacks I have packaged whole wheat sandwich crackers, rice cakes, salad, pretzels, and occasionally kettle cooked or baked chips. I also have a selection of fruits to snack on, the best of which are the California Cuties (mandarin oranges). They peel easy and are sooooo yummy.

My seasonings have changed as well. Instead of the Morton table salt I buy McCormick seal salt grinder, and I use it pretty sparingly. I've thrown out or given away a lot of seasoning because of excess sodium in them, and now only buy seasoning that says "no salt added".

I buy low-fat or fat-free milk instead of whole milk like I once did. I make sure it has vitamin D in it though! My orange juice has changed to Simply Orange which is healthier than Tropicana, Dole, etc--same with apple juice. The Simply juices cost a bit more, but are worth it....same with deli meat.

Well, that's a pretty good start on what my shopping cart usually looks like.