Top Four "Most Used" Foods

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  • SweeDecadence92
    SweeDecadence92 Posts: 218 Member
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    Tea With Semi Skimmed Milk - Cuppa
    Black Coffee - Coffee Black
    Bernard Matthews - 10 Chicken Breast Slices (20g Per Slice)
    Asda - Green Tea

    I basically live off hot drinks and chicken.
  • ValerieMartini2Olives
    ValerieMartini2Olives Posts: 3,024 Member
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    8th Continent Original Soy Milk
    Prenatal Vitamin
    Old Orchard Orange Juice with Calcium
    Aldi Oat Brand Bread
    (and if I nix the vitamin, the next thing is Green Mountain Half Caff Coffee K-Cup)
  • bsuew
    bsuew Posts: 628 Member
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    I'd have to say ...
    grilled/stewed chicken
    lettuce
    onions
    squash
  • sacha_1987
    sacha_1987 Posts: 79 Member
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    This is interesting actually - for me anyway!

    Light Sunflower spread
    Broccolli (WHAA :noway: )
    Thick White bread :angry:
    Mushrooms

    What a strange combo! I must cut down on the white bread though, although I'm in love with the stuff!! :brokenheart:
  • JessicaRobin67
    JessicaRobin67 Posts: 275 Member
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    1% milk(or unsweetened Almond milk)
    frozen fruit(or cuties)
    Vegetable Pasta
    brown rice
  • 2bmeagain12
    2bmeagain12 Posts: 284 Member
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    Coconut Oil
    Bacon
    Light Cream
    Coffee
  • beskimoosh
    beskimoosh Posts: 375 Member
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    Salad - Basic Mixed Salad
    White Potatoes - Potatoes
    Asda Good for You - Rye Crispbread
    Onions - Raw

    I haven't eaten a crispbread in about 6 months, but I got obsessed with them for a while so they're still up there!
    I put onions in everything I cook pretty much, and I make homemade wedges when I'm craving potato... as for the salad, it's a straight up addiction, I just ate a whole bag meant for a family on the trot. Whoopsy, at least it wasn't cake!
  • 2bmeagain12
    2bmeagain12 Posts: 284 Member
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    how do i work this out?

    Click the Food tab. Click Add Food, and the first tab open (on your PC) should be Most Used. Your most commonly used foods will be listed first.
  • PonyTailedLoser
    PonyTailedLoser Posts: 315 Member
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    Ceci's - Homemade Unsweetened Iced Tea With Lemon
    Coffee - Brewed from grounds
    Boca - 3 Points - Original Chicken Patty
    Generic - Onion, Red, Raw 3 oz (85g)

    Followed closely by Silk soymilk :)
  • ArroganceInStep
    ArroganceInStep Posts: 6,239 Member
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    PB
    Banana
    Protein Powder
    Splenda
  • Kabijots
    Kabijots Posts: 218 Member
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    how do i work this out?

    Click on Food tab at the top of the page > click Add Food > Check that you are on the 'Most Used' tab >
    > change "Or, add your favorites for: Breakfast" (or whatever it says) to 'All Meals'.
    Ta-daa!


    My Top Five

    1 Tea with Semi-skimmed milk
    2 Porridge
    3 Red Wine 125ml
    4 Salted Popcorn
    5 Butter

    Ha ha that's not the healthiest of diets is it

    Apart from tea and porridge, I don't have the others every day so I suppose its not too bad! Report Post


    Edited to actual MFP wording
  • rousehouse
    rousehouse Posts: 133 Member
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    Calorie-Reduced Margarine
    Twice the Fruit Strawberry Jam
    Pineapple - Raw, all varieties
    Good Health Natural Foods - Veggie Crinkle Chips
  • husker_gal
    husker_gal Posts: 462 Member
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    Almond Breeze - Unsweetened Vanilla
    Banana - Raw Without Skin
    Blueberries - Raw
    Chiquita - Banana

    I guess I like bananas? LOL!!! :laugh:
  • adm603
    adm603 Posts: 48
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    My top items are

    Apple Cinnamon oatmeal
    Mushrooms
    Low fat granola cereal
    scrambled egg
  • xxcandywrathxx
    xxcandywrathxx Posts: 200 Member
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    Coffee
    Milk (not exactly a food but w/e)
    chicken breast
    tic tacs.
  • Showmm
    Showmm Posts: 406 Member
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    how do i work this out?

    Click the Food tab. Click Add Food, and the first tab open (on your PC) should be Most Used. Your most commonly used foods will be listed first.

    But it all depends on which meal I click to add food from for the most used. It's a different top four at breakfast (egg white, slice of bread, light marg and skim milk) to my top four at evening snacks (light hot chocolate, cheese strings, skim milk and no sugar added jello).
  • sdbart
    sdbart Posts: 189 Member
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    fat free coffee mate creamer
    steel cut oats
    bananas
    fiber one products
  • 5stringjeff
    5stringjeff Posts: 790 Member
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    Coffee - Brewed from grounds
    Milk - Whole, 3.25% milkfat
    Country Crock - Margarine With Calcium Plus Vitamin D
    Kroger - *Mild Cheddar Cheese -Shredded
    Kroger - Fruit & Frosted O's ***(this is before I switched to Special K Protein)
  • Davina_JH
    Davina_JH Posts: 473 Member
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    how do i work this out?

    Click on Food tab at the top of the page > click Add Food > Check that you are on the 'Most Used' tab >
    > change "Or, add your favorites for: Breakfast" (or whatever it says) to 'All Meals'.
    Ta-daa!


    My Top Five

    1 Tea with Semi-skimmed milk
    2 Porridge
    3 Red Wine 125ml
    4 Salted Popcorn
    5 Butter

    Ha ha that's not the healthiest of diets is it

    Apart from tea and porridge, I don't have the others every day so I suppose its not too bad! Report Post


    Edited to actual MFP wording
    Red wine! Nice! :D
  • Davina_JH
    Davina_JH Posts: 473 Member
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    how do i work this out?

    Click the Food tab. Click Add Food, and the first tab open (on your PC) should be Most Used. Your most commonly used foods will be listed first.

    But it all depends on which meal I click to add food from for the most used. It's a different top four at breakfast (egg white, slice of bread, light marg and skim milk) to my top four at evening snacks (light hot chocolate, cheese strings, skim milk and no sugar added jello).
    Strange...Mine are all the same foods for any meal/snack. Sure you're on most used and not recent?
    :glasses:

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