Do you eat the same thing everyday for breakfast/lunch?
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I tend to eat the same things generally for a week or two, then I try and mix it up a little. That way, it's very easy on a daily basis but I don't get bored.
Me too.
Same! I go through phases with things. Its worked well for me0 -
I have the same breakfast most days - 1 scrambled egg with 15g of shredded cheese, 1/4 cup mushrooms & spinach plus a smoothie of 1/2cup water & 1/2cup milk, one cube frozen spinach, 1 tbsp all natural peanut butter, 1/2 scoop protein powder, and fruit - usually blueberries & strawberries.
Lunch during the week is always a salad of mixed greens, 50g chicken, other veggies (depends what's in the fridge), 25g sun flower seeds and 1tbsp dressing. Plus carrots, yogurt and some fruit.
I watch both my sodium (high BP) & sugar (diabetes could be in my future) so I find it easier to keep those 2 meals fairly standard. And I don't mind the same meal over and over. Even my suppers repeat at least one day.0 -
I usually eat two eggs (usually either basted or scrambled), two pieces of meat (bacon or sausage), and full fat Greek yogurt with a bit of fruit and Truvia.0
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My lunches are all over the place. Some weeks I will have a sandwich every single day. Other weeks I will make grilled chicken or do a stir fry. Some weeks are soup weeks.
This week is going to be a soup week. I'm either going to be making chili for the week or chicken noodle soup. Probably chili.0 -
Breakfast:
1 whole grain Healthy Life english muffin toasted with 1 tablespoon Smucker's natural peanut butter
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3 egg whites with veggies like salsa or onions and tomatoes, on 1/2 Mission Medium Flour white tortilla with 1/2 slice of cheese, toasted in the oven (it's easy and you can make it the night before)
Today, I had one eggo waffle whole grain toasted with fresh blueberries and strawberries, no syrup or butter and that was good!
Today, I also tried 4 oz of Chobani greek yogurt plain, with a fruit cup of Del Monte diced peaches (no sugar added), and 1/4 cup of Smart Start cereal. That was really good too!
Lunch: I eat a fresh cut up veggie salad. You can make it so many different ways, cucumbers, beets, garbanzo beans, fat free cottage cheese, croutons, 2 tablespoons of lite salad dressing, kale lettuce, spinach, mushrooms, onions, green peppers, carrots.. You could go crazy with fresh cut up veggies as a salad for variety.0 -
I used to think that way...now that I'm on mfp I want to live my life. I'll eat what i want..when i want..and keep it within my calories. Trainers...diet book gurus can all kiss my @ss. So tired of it all.0
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I either have black beans and eggs or a pepperoni pizza lean pocket with string cheese every morning during the week. I then incorporate greens and protein into every meal afterwards (chicken, steak or both). I snack on Quest Bars, string cheese, and low calorie chicken sandwiches when I'm hungry between meals. Also, I have a low calorie ice cream sandwich for dessert every night. Weekends I'm a bit more flexible, but I stay within my goals. It works!0
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I have the same Breakfast 7 Days a week. Old Fashioned Oatmeal with Bananas, Raisins & Cinnamon. Lunch is usually the same 4-5 days of the week. Deli Turkey Sandwich, Greek Yogurt and a Grapefruit.
On Weekends it can vary. I have not heard that recommendation before but It really does make planning my day super easy.0 -
I do. Like he says, it keeps it simple, plus imo there is nothing better than porridge oats in the morning to set you up for exercise0
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I've been eating the same breakfast everyday for about a year and a half. One sliced apple dipped in 1 cup nonfat Greek yogurt with 2 T PB2 mixed into it. I still love it!0
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Yes, because I'm picky and have a limited number of things that I both like and are easy to prepare.0
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I don't eat the same thing every day. But I eat the same 4-5 breakfasts and rotate them out. Cereal one day, smoothie one day, breakfast sandwich one day (I like those Special K flatbread things), Greek yogurt and fruit one day, etc.0
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Yes, I tend to eat the same lunch and snacks every... single.... day (I'm not breakfast eater so that wouldn't apply). It makes planning a breeze and the logging stays simple.0
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I make note of the days where I get hungry sooner and the days I sustain longer. I try to repeat those meals that carry me longer and avoid those that set off cravings.0
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My uncle did that but he later learned he was really malnourished doing so. your body needs variety in the food.
I eat the same for breakfast at present only because i am in between pay day to but groceries which comes tomorrow.0 -
For breakfast i have oatmeal and for lunch I have a smart ones dinner on the days I am at work. On the days i am not i try to eat a light lunch and breakfast.0
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I vary between 3-4 things ieat for breakfast and lunch...but usually i eat the same all week and change it week by week. Makes for cheaper groceries0
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I do. I always ate mostly the same the things, but even more so now that I meal prep. My lunch for the entire week is always the same, but it varies a little each week. Since I'm meal prepping, it makes it easier to log into MFP each day because I don't have to worry with labels, etc unless my chicken weights varies. It keeps me on track for the most part. My breakfast is always the same (pretty much always a smoothie) unless I have a little extra time and opt for eggs and toast.
Edit: This week's lunch is (I wanted to change it up) spaghetti squash with turkey meatball and organic pasta sauce and a few brussel sprouts on the side. Usually it's grilled chicken and 2 sides (sweet potatoes, broccoli, brussel sprouts, couscous...things like that). Breakfast is a fruit a protein smoothie (fruit varies) ...1 c unsweetened almond milk, 1/2 c plain greek yogurt and 1 scoop vanilla protein.0 -
I eat a vegetable fritata for breakfast and turkey chili for lunch. Message me if you want the recipes.0
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Hi, I typically have a list of core foods I always eat daily. I just mix it up each meal by choosing different combinations. The most important thing is to eat healthy foods that you like, that will help you stay consistent to your diet. I'd say the most important thing is to hit your daily calorie and macro-nutrient ratios. I do make sure I take a some sort of vitamin supplement so I get all my nutrients. I drink shakeology daily. Hope this helps.0
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I make Shakeology everyday for breakfast, but I change up what I put in it. Its fast for me, but if I'm not in the mood, I'll make some Oatmeal or Special K cereal. As for lunch, it is different every day. I think it helps to mix it up and you won't get bored out of your skull!0
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during the week I pretty much always eat oatmeal for breakfast and a lean cuisine for lunch. on the weekends i'll usually have eggs, sausage or bacon, with a tortilla.0
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I eat fruit, almonds and oatmeal made with soymilk for breakfast. Then I have fat free yogurt, fruit and brown rice with steamed vegetables for lunch. It's quite a bit of food, but I like to have most of my calories earlier in the day. Just a personal preference thing.
Since I have my food all planned out everyday, I'm less likely to cheat since I know breakfast is this and lunch is that. And I LOVE what I'm eating. Once I get tired of it, I'll change it up a bit.0 -
As a person who had to force myself into the habit if HAVING breakfast at all, I found it easier to have a standard, easy breakfast that is always on hand. So for me it's a cup of Cheerios, half a cup of skim milk, blueberries or strawberries on the cereal with the milk, and a cup of coffee with fat-free coffeemate. Easy-peasy.
On a rare occasion, will have an English muffin, but that is dangerous, as I am not satisfied with only one!0 -
I usually have the same thing. It's easier for me and I shop on a tight budget.0
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I tend to eat the same things generally for a week or two, then I try and mix it up a little. That way, it's very easy on a daily basis but I don't get bored.
This is me. I get on kicks where I want the same thing till I tire of it then move onto something else.0 -
I tend to have the same breakfast. Its seems to be easier in the morning to grab something quick and go. Espcially if you work mornings. I think oatmeal and fruit is easy, or whole wheat cinnamion raisin toast is quick. I would love to get up early and cook a egg white omelet or something but i like my sleep.0
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I eat the same breakfast every M-F. Greek yogurt over kashi go lean cereal. Sometimes I add berries.
For lunch i often eat a peanut butter sandwhich with whole wheat bread. If i want to go fancy i add some apricot preserves LOL0 -
I switch up my lunches, but my breakfasts have been pretty much the same for the past few years:
steel-cut oatmeal with almond milk, chia seeds, freshly ground flax, small scoop of nut butter, cinnamon and half a banana
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thin seedy bagel with nut butter
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roasted potatoes and veggies with harissa olive oil, spices and half serving of melted cheese0 -
my breakfast is pretty standard except for an occasional 'special' day or breakfast out with pals. High fiber cereal (usually my homemade granola) with either greek yogurt, activia or 1%milk and banana. with of course gallons of coffee. :drinker:0
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