What do your meals look like (show me pictures)....
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I'm sorry, but out of all these pictures, there are only several that actually look good for you. I myself, trying to loose weight, would like to see more heathly dishes. That's what I am looking for.0
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saharris1965 wrote: »I'm sorry, but out of all these pictures, there are only several that actually look good for you. I myself, trying to loose weight, would like to see more heathly dishes. That's what I am looking for.
Providing they meet the calorie goal of the person, and what their needs are, they ARE healthy.0 -
saharris1965 wrote: »I'm sorry, but out of all these pictures, there are only several that actually look good for you. I myself, trying to loose weight, would like to see more heathly dishes. That's what I am looking for.
Maybe start your own thread with rules that conform to what you are looking for. Not everyone on MFP is trying to lose weight, or only eats what you consider healthy dishes.
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I'm sorry, but what doesn't look good for you? All food is good for you as long as it fits into your goals. For example, this was from my wildly successful grocery trip yesterday. (All groceries not included.)
I still eat things like this. Tilapia with quinoa, onions, and peas.
But then I also enjoy yumminess like this.
Which can lead to this.
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Maybe there's not enough super foods, raspberry ketones, green coffee pills, and dr oz products in our photos.-1
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WillLift4Tats wrote: »I'm sorry, but what doesn't look good for you? All food is good for you as long as it fits into your goals. For example, this was from my wildly successful grocery trip yesterday. (All groceries not included.)
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Dude, those bad boy ice creams are only 260 calories? Count me in!!!0 -
saharris1965 wrote: »I myself, trying to loose weight, would like to see more heathly dishes. That's what I am looking for.
The thread title says it all, "What do your meals look like".
It's naive and rather self centered to ASSume everyone on MFP is here to lose weight. There are people on this thread who are bulking, who are on maintenance, just joining in, are losing weight (and losing it eating the amazing meals pictured because seriously, it's not necessary to eat bland boiled chicken breasts, celery sticks, and bagged salad to lose weight), or are just here for the food porn.
ETA: How did I NOT know about those Reese's Ice Cream Cups.... I'm so headed to the grocery store on the way home to find those.....-1 -
hollyrayburn wrote: »WillLift4Tats wrote: »I'm sorry, but what doesn't look good for you? All food is good for you as long as it fits into your goals. For example, this was from my wildly successful grocery trip yesterday. (All groceries not included.)
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Dude, those bad boy ice creams are only 260 calories? Count me in!!!
And they are fantastic. Although I must admit to being a total Reese's fanatic.0 -
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saharris1965 wrote: »I'm sorry, but out of all these pictures, there are only several that actually look good for you. I myself, trying to loose weight, would like to see more heathly dishes. That's what I am looking for.
WOAH! Sorry everyone just attacked you for this! Personally, I only post on this thread when I've eaten something really interesting or crazy delicious. I had a salad with a side of grilled salmon for lunch today; very healthy, but not very interesting to take a photo of. I think a lot of people on here eat "healthy" a majority of the time and just post the out of the ordinary awesomeness when it comes around. If you want a picture library of healthy, low calorie food, I'd suggest going to cookinglight.com or www.hungry-girl.com has some good ideas too.0 -
WillLift4Tats wrote: »Tried to fix quoting. Failed.
You're forgiven just because of the epic amount of peanut butter and other amazing things you picked up on your last shopping trip.0 -
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And they are fantastic. Although I must admit to being a total Reese's fanatic. [/quote]
You're my new favorite person. I wish i had seen that earlier. I got me some Cadbury eggs with my groceries. I'd go back and get those..but I have flu type a AND b, and a touch of pneumonia. Didn't even wanna go get my script filled honestly.0 -
saharris1965 wrote: »I'm sorry, but out of all these pictures, there are only several that actually look good for you. I myself, trying to loose weight, would like to see more heathly dishes. That's what I am looking for.
WOAH! Sorry everyone just attacked you for this! Personally, I only post on this thread when I've eaten something really interesting or crazy delicious. I had a salad with a side of grilled salmon for lunch today; very healthy, but not very interesting to take a photo of. I think a lot of people on here eat "healthy" a majority of the time and just post the out of the ordinary awesomeness when it comes around. If you want a picture library of healthy, low calorie food, I'd suggest going to cookinglight.com or www.hungry-girl.com has some good ideas too.
I don't think anyone "attacked" her. I for one was just trying to point out that everything can be healthy in a well rounded diet (as in collective of what you're eating, not a particular program or designated method of losing weight).
I agree that some of these posts are the prettier meals that may be more extravagant than the regular fare of food, but it doesn't necessarily make it unhealthy.
This is what I really love about this topic - that these are all real meals, eaten by real people, while still accomplishing their goals, whatever those may be.
It gives me inspiration to enjoy my meals as much as possible, rather than my old method of basically starving myself unnecessarily, which only led to unhealthy binges. I really hope that's the message that others can take from it as well.0 -
Breakfast this morning. 2 scrambled eggs, bacon, 1/2 an English muffin with raspberry jam, tomato slices, and hazelnut coffee.
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I hereby contribute both to peaceful feelings and "real people" food with this pic of pea-pesto & pear Yoda--because apparently my 4 yo niece will only eat fruit and veggies at my house, and only if they're in funny shapes, and preferably related to Star Wars or Frozen...
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saharris1965 wrote: »I'm sorry, but out of all these pictures, there are only several that actually look good for you. I myself, trying to loose weight, would like to see more heathly dishes. That's what I am looking for.
Here are some suggestions:
1. Post pictures of food you think is healthy in this thread.
2. Start your own thread.
3. Don't go into threads and criticize food that other people are eating (I learned this the hard way when mocking someone for cauliflower crust pizza and walden farms dressing - not my idea of good food but everyone is free to eat what they want)
4. Keep in mind that not everyone eats the way that you eat and we do not all have the same goals.
5. Learn that all food can be considered healthy in moderation, barring some medical conditions which restrict certain types of foods.0 -
I'm not sure which is my favorite new twist in this thread, learning about the Reese's Ice Cream Cups, or the Yoda toast. Methinks my kids will be very happy with my newfound knowledge...0
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saharris1965 wrote: »I'm sorry, but out of all these pictures, there are only several that actually look good for you. I myself, trying to loose weight, would like to see more heathly dishes. That's what I am looking for.
My my aren't you ignorant. Dishes don't exist in a vacuum, how they fit into the context of a total diet goes a long way into determining the relative healthiness of one dish.
Also great contribution, can't wait to see your healthy dishes that you post. sure they will be drool worthy0 -
Kruggeri, whenever I see your profile pic I think "those poor impaled peeps are about to die a fiery death!"0
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Kruggeri, whenever I see your profile pic I think "those poor impaled peeps are about to die a fiery death!"
BA HA HA! They were, but their sacrifice was not in vain. They were eaten and enjoyed in all their deliciously carmelized sugary marshmallowy goodness...
I just want props for having the most amazing marshmallow roasting stick EVER. We found it on a hike one year, and I proclaimed that it will be with me forever. It was a little more perfect when I just had one kid, now that there are two, we either have to double up marshmallows on one prong or one person has to wait for round two...
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Kruggeri, whenever I see your profile pic I think "those poor impaled peeps are about to die a fiery death!"
BA HA HA! They were, but their sacrifice was not in vain. They were eaten and enjoyed in all their deliciously carmelized sugary marshmallowy goodness...
I just want props for having the most amazing marshmallow roasting stick EVER. We found it on a hike one year, and I proclaimed that it will be with me forever. It was a little more perfect when I just had one kid, now that there are two, we either have to double up marshmallows on one prong or one person has to wait for round two...
Props given and Mad Props reserved for when you find the elusive 5-pronged stick!!
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WillLift4Tats wrote: »Tried to fix quoting. Failed.
You're forgiven just because of the epic amount of peanut butter and other amazing things you picked up on your last shopping trip.
Thanks! I am still pretty giddy about all of it.hollyrayburn wrote: »You're my new favorite person. I wish i had seen that earlier. I got me some Cadbury eggs with my groceries. I'd go back and get those..but I have flu type a AND b, and a touch of pneumonia. Didn't even wanna go get my script filled honestly.
Aww Sorry you're under the weather though, that sounds awful. But yay for Cadbury eggs!
@tlharin, I hereby proclaim that is the most epic food Yoda I have ever seen...or maybe it's the only food Yoda I've ever seen, but still entirely epic!0 -
Guys at work all wanted lunch from Local Boyz Hawaiian Restaurant. Shoyu Chicken, white rice, and macaroni salad.
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WillLift4Tats wrote: »@tlharin, I hereby proclaim that is the most epic food Yoda I have ever seen...or maybe it's the only food Yoda I've ever seen, but still entirely epic!
Thanks, @WillLift4Tats and @Kruggeri! The munchkin is here for a long weekend while her parents remodel their kitchen, so if her strict culinary demands continue there might be other food characters to share.0
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