Yummy but Under 200 Calorie Foods?

EvanEnvyKilljoy

Who has any ideas or recipes? I need more inspiration!

allishaFaye

i love dipping fruit in yogurt!!! its really yummy

EvanEnvyKilljoy

I used to love yogurt, but for some reason it always make me feel like I'm going to vomit
It's been a while, though, it might be time to try again, thanks!

ahadj

some of my faves that come in at right around 210:

multigrain english muffin (100) + egg (70) + .5 oz feta cheese (40) = 210 cals
filling and delicious breakfast.

med size apple (110) + 1 tbsp peanut butter (95) = 205 cals
filling and delicious snack.

dr. praeger's veggie burger (110) on 2 slices of pepperidge farm light style 7 grain bread (90) with a bit of lettuce (5) and spicy brown mustard (5) = 210 cals
filling and delicious lunch/dinner.

supergr33n

Fruit, or a few handful of berries
A handful of nuts, pretzels, or air-popped popcorn.
String cheese, or those babybels.
Banana w/ 1-2 tsp of peanut butter.

Usually whatever is listed as 1 serving on any package.. ice cream, crackers, chips, etc.

EvanEnvyKilljoy

Has anyone tried those Morning Star Veggie Burgers? Your idea JUST reminded me of that commercial and I'd love to try them.
I've never had feta... what's it like?

Capt_Apollo

ohh sweetie, no. please no. i see your food diary. please don't eat so little.

XxSarahKatexX

I found some yummy dannon 80 calorie greek yogurt and theres those 90 calorie yoplait yogurts that are flavored like cakes and pies. and oatmeal is 150 calories for a whole cup of it. Add 2 tsp of sugar and its still only 180 cals. Not to mention keeps you full. Fruit is always yummy. I like to chop up an apple and sprinkle some cinnamon on it and put it in the microwave for like 20 seconds for some reason if i eat it plain it just makes me hungrier. Then theres tea and coffee...salad with 2 Tbsp of ranch is only 160ish calories

>.< Yikes. but what captain said- You really should eat at least 1200 calories a day or else you can go into starvation mode and just hold in the weight..

EvanEnvyKilljoy

It's worked so well! I was skeptical when I read about it... thinking the pictures were Photoshopped or whatever, but it's working very quickly with very little side effects. I am very sensitive to medication now (i.e. cold medicine, tylonol, what have you) but who needs the poison?

EvanEnvyKilljoy

Oatmeal has always been a great standby of mine... sugar free oatmeal is only 100 calories... and it's still pretty yummy.

moonlightturk

Eat. :indifferent:

empty_with_you

pop corn
apple slices drizzled with warm peanut butter
greek yogurt and frozen berries blended in the blender(makes a sorbet)
turkey hill frozen yogurt 90 cal 1/2 cup
french toast-45 calorie bread-1/4 egg beaters-1/8 skim milk-1/2 tsp cinnamon-1/2 tsp vanilla (around 150 caories)
1/2 apple, baked, 1 Tbsp lowfat yogurt sprinkled cinnamon (45 calories)

graelwyn

Your goal is 400 calories a day? I seriously think you need professional help rather than ideas to further starve yourself. You are going about things in a highly damaging, dangerous and foolish manner that will mess up your health longterm unless you take a more healthy approach. Is being thin really of more value than being alive?

Pebble321

Honestly - I don't think you need inspiration for low cal food, what you actually need is to set a realistic calorie goal and to meet it with a variety of mostly healthy foods - including fruit and veggies. And possibly some counselling or support to help you do this.
A daily calorie allowance of 440 is a death sentence - and I really don't wish that for anyone.

orangegalt9

Luna protein bars. 170 cals and a decent amount of protein.
Trader Joe's or Fage 0% Greek yogurt. 120/130 calls per cup and lots of protein. If you don't like the fast plain, add lime/lemon juice and Splenda, or the sugar-free flavored syrups they sell for coffee drinks etc. (no cals—check out Torani online)
Arctic Zero. It's a fake ice cream made from whey protein, and a whole pint is only 150 cals.
Canned tuna—the small can, in water rather than oil, is 70 cals and high protein. You can add mustard or hot sauce.

I have mixed feelings about providing these suggestions. I'm in recovery from bulimia and you seem to be anorexic or on your way there. If/when it gets to the point that you're ready to seek treatment, Renfrew is absolutely amazing. I was at the Philly residential, but there's probably one closer to you. Florida, maybe. Until then, try to maximize your protein:calorie ratio. Protein is so important for energy... calcium is also important and lots of people with EDs haw bone issues. If it's not in your multivitamin and you plan to keep eating as you are, you should probably get a supplement. Or Silk unsweetened almond milk—35 cals/cup and more calcium than dairy milk.

Feel free to message me if you want to talk or have questions about treatment.