Grocery Staples!!! What are your must haves? or Great finds?
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Sara Lee has a 45 cal whole grain bread that I like
The things I buy the most are:
Eggs
Spinach
Zuchini
Avocado
Tomato
Salmon
Ground Turkey
Turkey Bacon
Cottage Cheese
Plain greek yogurt
Apples
Almonds
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Cantalope
Greek Yogurt
Sugar Snap Peas
Chix Breast
bananas
Kale
Beats
Skim Milk
Kashi Go Lean Crunch Honey Flax
Smart Ones three cheese ziti marinara
Gala apples
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Goat Cheese
Quinoa
Ezekiel Bread
Greek Yogurt
Almond Milk
Lentils
Chickpeas
Tofu
Pineapple
Kiwi
Apples
Strawberries
Blackberries
Spinach
Kale
Hummus
Falafel Mix
Cucmbers
Red Peppers
Green Peppers
Eggs
Onions
Cauliflower
Black Beans
Olive Oil
Grapefruit Juice
Zuchini
Eggplant
Asparagus
Triscuits
Cottage Cheese
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fruit-usually apples and pears
salad greens
raw almonds
greek yogurt
blue diamond unsweetened almond milk
frozen berries
bananas
I usually check the meat for sales on stuff and usually get bacon because bacon makes everything better. The oscar meyer fully cooked bacon is less than 100 cals for 3 slices.0 -
Hmmm... this is an awesome question. My must haves:
Greek Yogurt
Eggs
Oatmeal
Whole Wheat Bread
Flatout Wraps
Chocolate Almond Milk
Fresh Fruit (Always bananas and blueberries, the rest changes based on season and taste. Right now I am eating grapes and pineapple a bunch)
Lean lunch meats
Sargento Ultra Thin sliced cheese
Lots of other vegetables like baby carrots, broccoli, and the like
Baba Ganoush/Hummus
Guacamole/Salsa
Salad Mix
Cucumbers
Tomatoes
Bolthouse Farms Yogurt Dressing
Maple Grove Farms Balsamic
Nuts or a snack mix with them
Peanut Butter
Lean Meat (portioned out and frozen. I have salmon, tilapia, pork chops, pork tenderloin, ground beef, steaks, and chicken thighs atm)
Chicken Sausage (breakfast and italian)
Lean Cuisines (for those oh shoot moments that seem to happen)
Bolthouse Farms Smoothies and Protein Shakes
I THINK that is it... I keep a lot of stuff on hand! And this doesn't count the "normal" stuff like garlic and onions! This is just specific stuff I keep on hand for the healthy eating!0 -
Bump. Some great lists!0
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100 calorie packs of wholly guacamole... life. saver.0
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everything looks great best thing i found great treat fudgepops only 40 calories for two not big on sweet but it hits the spot they don't taste gross i hate stuff that has that nasty after taste nature's own wheat bread great 50 calories per slice0
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Tumaro's wheat low carb tortillas 60 cal
Healthy life 40 calorie flaxseed omega 3 bread
Eggs
Eggo nutrigrain lowfat waffles
Chicken
Laughing Cow
Salsa
Naturally Fresh Ginger Dressing
Tuna canned or fresh
Tons of fresh veggies
Peanut Butter
Simply fruit blackberry0 -
I have a lot of these on my list, but I see some new ones that I should add. Thanks for the great question!0
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These are my shopping must haves:
Egg whites
Peppers
Broccoli
Snow peas
Spinach
Squash
Yams
Parsnip
Tomatoes
zucchinni
Snap peas
Garlic
Jalapenos
chilies
Baby carrots
Asparagus
blue berries
strawberries
grapefruit
apples
Quinoa
Chick peas
Coconut milk
Almonds
Greek yogurt
Feta cheese
Chicken breast
balsamic vingerette
grits
Treats:
Pure coco Quinoa cookies
Baked lays chips 0 -
This is something I'm still trying to figure out, as my issue has always been not eating enough. If I had to say right now, though, I'm discovering I need:
Spinach, or some other mixed greens
Eggs
Yogurt
Berries and a multitude of other fruits/veggies
I am hoping to add things like nuts, lentils, and beans to that list, soon.0 -
Must haves:
Boneless skinless chicken breast
Some shaved turkey from a local deli
(I eat a lot of poultry, can you tell?)
Plain greek yogurt
low carb grain tortilla wraps - various 'flavors'.
BLUEBERRIES (pretty much my crack)
baby carrots
SPINACH - I can easily eat 1-1 1/2 bags of the fresh stuff each week.
romaine lettuce blend
grape/cherry tomatoes
apples (mostly granny smith, but branching out lately)
strawberries
BLACKBERRIES, yum!
raspberries (not much of late, sick of them rotting so fast, last few containers were crap by the next day)
Egg whites for omelets
Peppers - green, red, yellow, orange
Oatmeal, I stay stocked on it.
Sugar free jello cups - great little snack.
Nuts - ALMONDS & walnuts, pecans sometimes.
Atkins bars - lots of protein, quick snack if on the go, not horrible for you.
Asparagus - we eat this a lot.
Celery - my new addiction after not eating it for quite some time.
Turkey burgers, lean ones, seasoned.
Black beans (no salt added)
Fat free cream cheese
Hummus
Avocados
Sugar free (Smucker's) fruit preserves (jam)
PB2
Probably more, but I tend to always have items like this on the shopping list.0 -
natural skippy no sugar peanut butter
skim milk
almond milk
string cheese
eggs
truvia
frozen fruit (strawberries, mixed berries, peaches, tropical fruit)
popcorn
plain yogurt
olive oil
garlic
dill pickles
spinach
muenster sliced cheese
cheddar shredded cheese
colby jack sliced cheese
honey roasted turkey lunch meat
cauliflower
broccoli
baby carrots
red, orange and yellow bell peppers
yellow onions
sweet potatoes
russet potatoes
mushrooms
avocados
pears
mangos
granny smith apples
oranges
cuties
cantelope
mangoes
black berries (when on sale)
blue berries (when on sale)
strawberries
whole wheat bread (for my kids)
lean pork loin
chicken breast tenderloins
tilapia
wild caught salmon
shrimp
90/10% Ground chuck0 -
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Must have even if not on sale:
Lettuce
Tomatoes
Apples
Bell peppers
Tuna packed in water
Fresh strawberries
Bananas
Eggs
Ground turkey
Feta cheese
Things I get excited for when they are on sale:
Chicken breasts
Flat Out wraps - Light sundried tomato flavor
Arnold's Sandwich Thins - 100 calories per roll!
Almonds
Marinara sauce
Whole grain pasta noodles
Frozen berries
Brown rice
Coffee
Kiwi fruit
Almond milk
Goat cheese
SF jello
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I should have added blueberries to my sale list. I pretty much buy whatever fruit is on sale except strawberries and bananas. They are bought every week.0
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Eggs
2% Milk
Yogurt
Oatmeal
Apples
Bananas
Chicken
Peanut Butter
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Nostimo Greek Yogurt
Mountain Man granola
2% milk
Iceberg lettuce head
Bacon pieces for salad
Granny Smith apples
eggs
broccoli steamers
frozen tilapia fillets
fresh asparagus (when it's on sale)
Garlic Bagel chips
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what brand has 45cal bread and 70cal tortillas???
Sara Lee makes the 45 cal bread0 -
1% milk
Greek yogurt
Oats
Fresh fruit - especially grapefruit, pomegranate, blueberries, and strawberries
Veggies - steamed veggie mixes, carrots or fresh lettuce, cucumber, red/green bell pepper, etc
Almonds
Tea!!
String cheese
Italian dressing
Whole grain 100% whole wheat bread
Nutella (Although its so high in calories in fats, its a healthy way to curb a chocolate craving every once in a while!)
Natural peanut butter
Chicken breast
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Skim milk
Cottage cheese
Chicken breast
Steamed tomatos- canned
Yogurt
Campbells heart healthy soups- delicious!
Bananas
Oatmeal
Whole grain pasta
Pasta sauce
Garlic
Sara Lee light what bread
Lean Cuisine- office job
Shredded cheese
Tuna- canned
Apple sauce
Cucumbers0 -
Food For Life 7 Sprouted Grains bread
fresh vegetable juice: kale, cucumber, spinach, carrot, apple, celery, beet greens
yogurt
Yogi green tea-kombucha
eggs
romaine lettuce
raw apple cider vinegar
avocado
bananas
apples
carrots
blueberries
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We eat pretty much the same thing for breakfast, lunch, and snacks everyday:
Eggs, English muffins, Smart Balance butter, coffee,creamer, and sugar (haven't been able to give up just a little sugar in my coffee) covers breakfast.
Chicken and brown rice for lunch, spiced a different way each week.
Lots of fruits: Currently bananas and little oranges, but it varies week to week.
Nuts and trail mixes.
Greek Yogurt.
Just started keeping Bare Naked granola.
Extra-virgin olive oil and popcorn.
We've been cooking something out of the Eat Clean Cookbook for dinner most nights for variety and add in a good many vegetables here. The leftover veggies get used for snacks too. My guy is an awesome cook and sometimes he just makes up recipes too, but we try to keep it healthy still, stir fry, etc. Pretty inexpensive and healthy!0 -
Hmmm, I'd have to say:
Natura Soy Milk
Honey Dew Melons
Salmon
Sweet Potato
Rice Cakes
Peanut Butter (my guilty pleasure lol)
Extra Virgin Olive Oil! (I seriously couldn't live without this lol)
Tea
Broccoli
and then just whatever fresh fruits and veggies that are available.
Thank you to everyone for posting thier lists... there are alot of great suggestions0
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