What foods are people eatting to stay full?

eenn

What foods are people eatting to stay full? I drink my 8 glasses of water but by 9pm i am waiting to eat. What are people eatting?

Skinny_Beans

cottage cheese-VERY filling, VERY low cal for half a cup(at least my 2% is).

Lentils and low fat plain yogurt with seasoning=vegetarian chili, also filling

Eating your veggies before your meat, about 15-20 before fills your stomach up so when you do eat your protein, your body feels super full and craves water instead. At least mine does.

fteale

The thing that makes me feel fullest is multi seeded bagels. If I don't eat any grains I feel starving all the time. I do try to avoid wheat as it makes me feel sick if I have too much, but I find bagels are really filling and SO yummy.

People always say protein, but I don't find protein fills me up at all.

Kelseyyyy22

Yeah, I've found, of all things, a "hot salad" with all kinds of baked veggies tossed with fresh spinach and tomato sauce for dressing, makes me feel really full for a long time, even better than protein. Although 1/2 tbsp of peanut butter can also keep me going for hours.

abhiforlife

Pickled cucumbers - yummy taste and almost nothing by way of calories.

raevynn

Apples

Raw nuts

Large, green leafy salads with a high quality oil dressing - like Udo's Oil blend and seasoning mix

Baked tofu

Sometimes I want bulk, sometimes satiety - for bulk, I'll go with apples, greens, and yams. For satiety, I'll lean on the raw nuts, tofu, and tempeh items.

bizco

Lean protein and high-fiber foods. If you're not already, you should track fiber in your diary. I recommend customizing your food diary to get at least 25g of fiber every day.

fteale

I don't find nuts fill me up at all. I could eat a whole bag of them and still be starving and WAY over my daily calorie intake.

GadgetGuy2

Belgian Waffels and stuff made with whole wheat bread (sloppy joe's, toast, PB&J, etc.). I mill the wheat kernels myself. That way I control the freshness and the granularity of the flour. By making bread products myself, I can eliminate the largest source of salt (sodium) in store bought foods.

I will be making Bagels for the first time this weekend, and might even make some more cinnamon rolls. Chest freezer allows me to batch up the cooking effort.

It takes longer to digest bread that has a lot of fiber and I add raw honey...so calories are higher, but it keeps me from snacking before the next meal (i.e. I still stay within my calorie budget). The bread is heavier than store bought whole wheat bread, but after you get used to it, it's very, very fulfilling.

P.S.-It's amazing how much cheaper it is to make your own bread products. I use white winter wheat from Thrive that I buy over the internet. It's vacuum sealed in cans with a shelf life of thirty years, six months after you open a can.

coquette87

I don't find nuts fill me up at all. I could eat a whole bag of them and still be starving and WAY over my daily calorie intake.

Finally, someone else! I envy people who can have a reasonable portion of nuts and be full. I certainly can't!

For me, it's all about protein, fibre and to a certain extent, fat. Non-fat yogurt does nothing for my hunger, but the same size portion of low fat (2-3%) yogurt will keep me good for a couple hours until my next meal. Protein shakes are great too to fill in gaps if it's going to be a while before a meal.

whirligig24

I don't find nuts fill me up at all. I could eat a whole bag of them and still be starving and WAY over my daily calorie intake.

^^^^^^^^ ME TOO!

shanahan_09

Brown rice, veggies, proteins, veggie packed salads, peanut butter (on celery for snacks), seeds (hemp hearts, pumpkin seeds). I mix and match them up all up...ie: lunch would be br. rice w/ a protein source, and a veggie (broccolli), by doing this I'm full. Same with my salads--throw on some tuna, feta cheese, extra veggies, seeds. Works for me, You just have to experiment with the foods and then you'll find what works best.

HonkyTonks

Eggs

1tbsp Peanut butter on celery sticks

I don't actually get hungry much at all . I only eat because I like food :P

Catjag

PB on Granny Smith apples, steamed cauliflower, big salads with some protein on them. Those are my 3 go to foods to feel fuller longer.

mybeach27

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anasf139

I've been told that protein takes the lonest to digest so in theory keeps you fuller for longer. I try and get protein into every meal/snack!

The other thing I do is make sure i drink water a short while before eating. This fills me up quicker. Then if I'm hungry I try water first. Only downside is I end up needing to pee a lot! LOL

strawberrie_milk

Greek yogurt, fish, cottage cheese, veggies, oats

hbunting86

Tuna, eggs, avocado.... and lots of veggies

nickyfm

Oatmeal with PB, nuts and strawberries
Also a wholegrain sandwhich with tuna, veggies and avo at lunch is filling
Oh and arvo fruity protein shakes!

Il_DaniD_lI

Almonds!

mamagooskie

salad, low cal veggies (cooked broccoli, cauliflower etc) or raw veggies like carrot sticks, fruit (apples especially), cream of wheat is filling and low cal, yogurt with protein powder, I also drink 20+ glasses of water a day (not including tea, coffee, or other beverages)

Jonicha26

Old fashioned oats I mix mine with a banana, peanut butter, and flax seeds. Delicious and filling!

runninggirl54

the more protein you eat throughout the day will help keep you full longer. i add ground chia to most of my food b/c it is a natural way to make you feel full and it also has great health benefits like omegas, antioxidants, fiber, calcium.

lunalulu2

Steel cut oats. I made some in the crockpot last weekend and put almond milk, honey, banana and peanut butter in them. I portioned it out into small containers and ate it for breakfast almost everyday this week. It was about 200 calories for a serving and kept me full for hours.

JenniferInNY

I'm seeing some good ideas here. To stay full, I eat as much protein and high-fiber food as possible. A lot of eggs -- scrambled, hard-boiled, etc. Also tuna fish, tofu, and chicken. I find that I enjoy the protein more and I stay fuller if I use a fair bit of salt with it. I know it's not the the healthiest, but I'm just being honest, and I naturally have very low blood pressure (common for short women), so my salt intake is not a health risk in that way. What can I say, salt is delicious, I crave it, and it fills me up. For high-fiber options, I eat lots of apples, celery, and baby carrots. Also, soup with clear broth is low-cal and very filling. I usually try to eat my vegetables first at dinner (often a salad), so that I'm not ravenous when I attack the higher-calorie "main dish."

RenaPink11

cream of wheat
nature's own crunchy granola bars, the new dark chocolate ones are fantastic for my chocolate cravings!
grape nuts cereal... regular and flakes
hard boiled eggs
oatmeal
.... I was always getting hungry before lunch and this helped me greatly. Now I'm not starving by the time lunch gets here and sometimes not even hungry. I eat lunch anyways, usually some fish, a 6in sub from subway, or a salad or some stir fry veggies w/o any sauces. I will have a fruit for a snack a couple of hours before lunch.

ihasz4

I've also had trouble feeling hungry until I decided to eat a high protein breakfast such as (egg beaters, egg whites, cottage cheese, greek yogurt, string cheese). I am satisfied for a long time. I will have a bread, pasta or rice at lunch but try to stick to a lean protein & veggies for dinner. Basically, I have limited my carbs to one meal. I also have tried to eliminate processed stuff as much as possible. Personally when I keep my blood sugar stable I don't have those desperate cravings. Once in a while we all need to reward ourselves. Good luck to you and your journey.

woou

Campbell's line of soups esp. the chicken noodle. Yes. Tons of sodium.

monainmn

Quinoa, Brown rice and beans and my personal favorite peanut butter!!!

gabbymom2

Protein, protein, protein!!!! I have smoothies every day. Yogurt, cottage cheese, ect. It works for me!

Mochi915

94% fat free popcorn!