10 foods you can't live without!

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  • codykitty
    codykitty Posts: 729
    - yogurt, fage or activia
    - onions
    - chicken breast
    - sugar free St. Dalfour preserves
    - english muffins
    - cabbage
    - olive oil
    - Crystal Light
    - grapes
    - cheese cheese cheese
  • Heather_b1986
    Heather_b1986 Posts: 125 Member
    eggs
    chicken breast
    rice noodles
    wholemeal bread
    salmon
    turkey rashers
    low fat sausages
    tuna
    pasta

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  • NurseMisty
    NurseMisty Posts: 312 Member
    Laughing cow original swiss
    Zone perfect chocolate peanut butter protein bars
    Brown Rice
    Apples
    Diet A&W rootbeer
    Salsa
    very vanilla light yoplait yogurt
    folgers coffee w/ half and half

    hmmmm, that's all I got right now. I'm gonna have to read everyone else's replies so I can build my list!
  • Nikiki
    Nikiki Posts: 993
    oatmeal
    allwhites 100% liquid eggwhites
    100 calorie english muffins
    laughing cow cheese (original swiss)
    bell peppers
    organic frozen chopped spinach (I add it to EVERYTHING!)
    trop50 oj
    boneless skinless chicken breast
    canned tomatoes
    banana's

    and for the splurges:
    red wine
    dark chocolate (preferably chuoa firecracker!)
  • courtney_love2001
    courtney_love2001 Posts: 1,468 Member
    This is a fun idea!

    1. Greek yogurt
    2. Chocolate peanut butter
    3. Chunky peanut butter (I like pb ok?!)
    4. Lunch meat (all kinds!)
    5. 2% cheese slices
    6. Living lettuce (the one with the roots attached)
    7. Baby carrots
    8. Cage-free eggs
    9. English muffins, 7-grain
    10. Light sour cream (you can't tell the difference)

    If I ever run out of any of these, I head to the market asap!
  • Nikiki
    Nikiki Posts: 993
    This is a fun idea!

    1. Greek yogurt
    2. Chocolate peanut butter
    3. Chunky peanut butter (I like pb ok?!)
    4. Lunch meat (all kinds!)
    5. 2% cheese slices
    6. Living lettuce (the one with the roots attached)
    7. Baby carrots
    8. Cage-free eggs
    9. English muffins, 7-grain
    10. Light sour cream (you can't tell the difference)

    If I ever run out of any of these, I head to the market asap!

    Courtney: have you ever tried using greek yogurt as sour cream? you seriously can't tell the difference!! I use it in chip dips, and on tacos and on chili.. mmmmm

    also whats the point of living lettuce? I tried it once and didnt really notice a difference...
  • courtney_love2001
    courtney_love2001 Posts: 1,468 Member
    I haven't tried the yogurt as sour cream but now that you say it, it does taste like sour cream before adding sweetener! I'll try that; thanks!!

    And I like the living lettuce because it lasts SO much longer than normal lettuce. If I buy pre-cut lettuce or bagged baby spinach, it goes bad in just a few days. This living lettuce can last like 2 weeks. I like to keep it around for sandwiches (which I eat everyday!) and I use the bagged stuff if I know I will eat a lot of salads.
  • Carleybby
    Carleybby Posts: 158
    Wheatabix
    Corn flakes (I love cereal)
    Some kind of sweet snack under 100 cal. like oreo thinsensation, apple/fruit granola bar.
    Broccoli
    Carrots
    Chicken breasts
    Flavoured water
    Pepsi max ( even though I've heard it's no better then normal pepsi )
    Baby spinach
    Pitas
  • jennbarrette
    jennbarrette Posts: 409 Member
    1.) eggs
    2.) frozen spinach
    3.) light cheese
    4.) fiber one bars
    5.) black beans
    6.) bacon (not good for you...but so tasty)
    7.) salsa
    8.) chicken breasts
    9.) hummus
    10.) chocolate (gotta have chocolate!)
  • rachi20024
    rachi20024 Posts: 229 Member
    sweet potatoes
    beets
    garbonzo beans
    yogurt
    cottage cheese
    coffee
    tortillas
    assorted greens
    salsa
    granola
  • PJilly
    PJilly Posts: 22,141 Member
    1. eggs
    2. 1% milk
    3. oatmeal
    4. Oroweat whole-wheat sandwich thins
    5. Kirkland Premium Lean All Natural Turkey Burgers (frozen)
    6. Tyson 100% All Natural Chicken Breast Tenderloins (frozen)
    7. Baby organic spinach
    8. My homemade red balsamic vinaigrette
    9. Baked croutons
    10. Shakeology (chocolate)
    11. Cheerios
    12. Reduced Fat Triscuits
    13. Salsa
    14. Reduced-fat cheese
    15. Dark chocolate
    16. Wine
    17. Cinnamon
    18. Coffee
    19. Salt
    20. Splenda

    I couldn't limit it to 10!
  • jessmomof3
    jessmomof3 Posts: 4,590 Member
    My staple foods...

    1. Old fashioned Oatmeal
    2. Chocolate protein powder
    3. Cottage cheese
    4. Plain yogurt- greek or regular
    5. Laughing cow light cheese wedges
    6. Chicken breasts
    7. Spinach, broccoli, cauliflower, mushrooms (actually about any veggie!)
    8. Bananas, apples, berries
    9. Fresh salsa
    10. Skim milk
    And I can't stop at 10!
    11. Unsweetened cocoa powder (to make cocoa w/ skim milk and Stevia!)
    12. Naturally More Peanut butter
    13. Nuts- almonds, walnuts, pistachios, peanuts...
    14. Balsamic vinegar and olive oil (for salad dressing!)
    15. Low-carb whole wheat wraps
    16. COFFEE!!! (should probably list that as #1! :laugh: )
    17. Sweet potatoes
    18. Spices such as garlic powder, cinnamon, pumpkin pie spice, ginger, lemon pepper, etc)
    19. Brown rice
    20. Beans- black, kidney, white, fat-free refried

    Those are some of the main things that I always have on hand! :drinker:
  • Wow! Thanks everyone love all of the great suggestions :flowerforyou:
  • Nikiki
    Nikiki Posts: 993
    I haven't tried the yogurt as sour cream but now that you say it, it does taste like sour cream before adding sweetener! I'll try that; thanks!!

    And I like the living lettuce because it lasts SO much longer than normal lettuce. If I buy pre-cut lettuce or bagged baby spinach, it goes bad in just a few days. This living lettuce can last like 2 weeks. I like to keep it around for sandwiches (which I eat everyday!) and I use the bagged stuff if I know I will eat a lot of salads.

    ooohhh thats good to know, I'm awful at eating lettuce, I buy a bunch with all good intentions of having salads... but really I dont like salads so it just sits in the fridge until I decide I would just LOVE to have a sandwhich with some lettuce and I reach in the drawer and pull out slimy grossness... my husband pretty much forbids me to buy lettuce!
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