What do YOU eat most often?

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  • Moosycakes
    Moosycakes Posts: 258 Member
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    I usually tend to have a slice of wholegrain bread for lunch with stuff on it :)
    The stuff always changes, but the bread is a staple.

    I also love hummus with veges.
  • Carbcounteronly
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    Eggs!
    Oatmeal
    Salad
    Apples
    Mince
    Tuna
    Butternut
    Carrots
  • beckymlong
    beckymlong Posts: 111 Member
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    My diet generally consists of: Banana, lemon, berries, mango, spinach, carrot (irregularly), Courgette, lettuce, bell peppers, plums, dried apricots, sunflower seeds, pumpkin seeds, cottage cheese, Greek yoghurt, hummus, sesame ryvita, chicken, beef, mackerel, cod, salmon, potato, quinoa, bulgar wheat, green tea

    things always in the house: bread, pasta, porridge, tuma, cheese, eggs, cereal, chocolate, apples, cucumber, tomatoes, celery, milk, breakfast frusili bars, fruit juice, grapes, nuts and dried fruit (unsalted)

    I try to eat light to heavy as it suits my household - we've always had a big dinner together there are certain things I want to increase but I do take a range of vitamins and minerals including Aloe Vera and spirulina powder

    I try to eat a variety of things to get a good range of nutrients but I think you'll always find repetition in your purchases -if its working for you don't worry.....
  • joyjay4fun
    joyjay4fun Posts: 160
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    egg whites
    low fat cheese sticks
    cereal
    wheat bread
    spinach
    strawberries
    chicken breasts
    tilapia (only fish really available here :-( )
    shrimp

    Im extremely limited just because of location, I LOVE seafood and would eat way more fresh if I could but everything is frozen, packaged :-(
  • k_saenz
    k_saenz Posts: 126
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    Peanut butter
    Eggs
    Egg whites
    Greek yogurt
    Ricotta cheese
    Fiber one cereal
    cinnamon
    avocado
    tuna
    spinach
    lettuce
    tomatoes
    tortillas
    onion
    mushrooms
    pepper
    pancakes
    bananas
    protein powder
    .... That's all I can think of
  • neanderthin
    neanderthin Posts: 10,018 Member
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    Salad greens, assorted, organic mostly
    Sprouts, assorted
    Cucumber
    Red, yellow, spring onions
    Red, yellow, green peppers
    Chili's, assorted
    Cauliflower
    Broccoli
    Bok choy
    Asparagus
    Beets
    Eggplant
    Tomatoes, heirloom, assorted
    Fennel
    Squash, assorted
    Sweet potato
    Potatoes, assorted
    Mushrooms
    Olives
    Apples
    Oranges
    Banana's
    Pineapple
    Mango's
    Blueberries
    Strawberries
    Grapes
    Kale
    Breads, assorted, local wood oven baker
    Pasta, assorted
    Canned tomatoes
    Canned chic peas, and other assorted beans
    Fish, mosty salt water, many varieties
    Mussels, shrimp, clams and oysters
    Eggs, local
    bacon
    sausage
    Lamb, assorted cuts, local
    Beef, assorted cuts, local
    Chicken, mostly dark meat or full carcass, local
    Venison, from hunting
    Goat, periodically when I can get it
    Organ meats, liver, heart, kidney, local
    Yogurt, full fat, 0% for my wife....both plain
    Cheeses, lots of variety here
    Milk, generally 2% organic goat
    Ice cream
    Organic butter
    Coconut oil
    Olive oil
    Duck fat
    Lard on occasion, mostly for certain recipes
    Bacon fat on occasion

    I'll stop here. lol

    And of course lots of condiments like vinegars, fish sauce, soy sauces, tamari, ketchup, HP, etc

    Basically this is what I normally shop for on a continual basis as I run out.
  • TheEffort
    TheEffort Posts: 1,028 Member
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    Eggs
    Grits
    Oatmeal
    Apples
    Bananas
    Almonds
    Broccoli
    Salmon
    Rice

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  • ChloeRoseLejeune
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    - escargot
    - caviar
    - pate
    - white bread
    - spirulina
    - hemp protonz
    - grass fed beef
    - wild salmon
    - non homogenized milk (no homo milk) [usually 3.25%]
    - salted butter
    - swanson frozen dinners (any flavour nomsayinn?)
  • Microfiber
    Microfiber Posts: 956 Member
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    I eat rice a lot :smile:
  • xMallie
    xMallie Posts: 208 Member
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    - Chicken Eggs
    -Whole Wheat bread (trying to cut that out, and failing miserably)
    -Tuna
    -Chicken
    -Carrot
    -Spinach
    - Banana bread
    - Bananas
    -Apples
    -Broccoli
    -Fetta cheese
    - Grapes
    -Pumpkin
    - Pumpkin soup
    - Cruskits
    - Peanut butter
    - Almond butter
    - Dark chocolate
    -Tomato

    Yeah I have a terrible diet at times.... I really love peanut butter though.
  • jamiek917
    jamiek917 Posts: 610 Member
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    chicken
    deli sliced turkey
    eggs
    center cut bacon
    quest bars
    red peppers
    white onion
    zucchini
    frozen veggies (broccoli, green beans, edamame, carrots, asparagus, peppers and onions- those more than others)
    Jiff Natural peanut butter
    protein powder (trutein and EAS)
    la choy stir fry sauce
    quaker multi grain rice crisps
    danon fit n lively greek yogurt
    light vanilla soy milk
    coffee
    strawberries
    shrimp

    those more than anything else
  • jennifer_417
    jennifer_417 Posts: 12,344 Member
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    Chicken
    Eggs
    Hummus
    Cucumber
    Cottage cheese
    Yogurt
    Jello
    Salad
    Apples
    Chocolate
    Mashed potatoes
    Cheese
    Grapes
    Clif bars
  • MommaChocoLatte
    MommaChocoLatte Posts: 389 Member
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    Beef
    Chicken
    Apples
    Bananas
    Strawberries
    Cucumbers
    Green Beans
    Bell Peppers
    Asparagus
    Onions
    Salads
    Cheerios
    Milk
    Cottage Cheese
    Pineapple
    Popcorn
    Rice
    Pasta
  • brower47
    brower47 Posts: 16,356 Member
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    Eggs
    Strawberries
    Squash
    Avocado
    Salmon
    Blackberries
    Asparagus
    Broccoli
    Laughing Cow Cheese
    Mangos
    Peanut Butter
    Celery
    Dark Meet Turkey
  • wolfpack77
    wolfpack77 Posts: 655
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    The simpler the better. Makes shopping trips quick and easy. :bigsmile:

    1. oats
    2. eggs
    3. chicken
    4. brown rice
    5. beans
    6. cashews or almonds
    7. fish
    8. milk
    9. yogurt
    10. blueberries
    11. cottage cheese
    12. protein powder
  • spinman1949
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    Big changes in my diet. No Red Meat

    Eggs
    Turkey
    Chicken
    Talapi
    Salmon
    Tuna
    Peanut Butter Laura Scudders is the best.
    Lentils
    celery
    carrots
    cucumber
    olives
    radishes
    tomato
    chic peas
    mushroom
    artichoke
    asparagus
    various lettuce
    yogurt
    hummus
    cheese very limited
    milk ditto
    pita bread ditto on grain
    oatmeal daily
    apples
    prunes
    banana
    grapes
    watermelon
    cantelope
    pineapple
    honeydew
    strawberries
    blueberries fruit in moderation due to pre diabetic condition
  • HikeThatMountain
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    Salad greens, assorted, organic mostly
    Sprouts, assorted
    Cucumber
    Red, yellow, spring onions
    Red, yellow, green peppers
    Chili's, assorted
    Cauliflower
    Broccoli
    Bok choy
    Asparagus
    Beets
    Eggplant
    Tomatoes, heirloom, assorted
    Fennel
    Squash, assorted
    Sweet potato
    Potatoes, assorted
    Mushrooms
    Olives
    Apples
    Oranges
    Banana's
    Pineapple
    Mango's
    Blueberries
    Strawberries
    Grapes
    Kale
    Breads, assorted, local wood oven baker
    Pasta, assorted
    Canned tomatoes
    Canned chic peas, and other assorted beans
    Fish, mosty salt water, many varieties
    Mussels, shrimp, clams and oysters
    Eggs, local
    bacon
    sausage
    Lamb, assorted cuts, local
    Beef, assorted cuts, local
    Chicken, mostly dark meat or full carcass, local
    Venison, from hunting
    Goat, periodically when I can get it
    Organ meats, liver, heart, kidney, local
    Yogurt, full fat, 0% for my wife....both plain
    Cheeses, lots of variety here
    Milk, generally 2% organic goat
    Ice cream
    Organic butter
    Coconut oil
    Olive oil
    Duck fat
    Lard on occasion, mostly for certain recipes
    Bacon fat on occasion

    I'll stop here. lol

    And of course lots of condiments like vinegars, fish sauce, soy sauces, tamari, ketchup, HP, etc

    Basically this is what I normally shop for on a continual basis as I run out.

    Do you and your wife have room for a 56-year-old orphan?? I'm in love with your diet! but restricted for a big variety of fruits and veggies, as am working in Saudi, but I pig out when I go home to Canada for a visit :)

    Yogurt, homemade and dripped, plain or will add a vanilla bean on ocassion.
    Honey
    Bananas
    Watermelon
    Oranges
    Apples
    Pinapple
    Broccoli
    Tomato
    Cabbage
    Cauliflower
    Shallots
    Red onions (thats what they grow local, any onion would do for me)
    Celery
    Carrots
    Bell peppers, any colour
    Garlic
    Spinach
    Beets
    Green beans
    Romain lettuce
    Cucumber
    Parsley (fresh)
    Snow peas
    Chicken
    Fish, white meat and dark meat types.
    Beef
    Cheese (aged for 30 days and +)
    Walnuts
    Almonds
    Pecans
    Cashews
    Eggs
    oil, olive, veg, sesame
    Butter (real butter :)

    Okay, thats all I can think of at the moment for the past month, but I will eat just about any fruit, berry, veggie that is available to me and there are also a lot of herbs (which I try to get fresh-nothing like fresh basil) and spices. I also like just any meat available and will admit I could really enjoy a nice piece of bacon (or a nice porc roast cooked with garlic:). Aw heck, just go look at my diary (tho during the week is pretty much the same every day, more variety on weekends, which over here are Thursday/Friday.
  • pinkraynedropjacki
    pinkraynedropjacki Posts: 3,027 Member
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    1. Chicken thighs, every day for 18 months now
    2. Chobani 0% fat greek yoghurt
    3. Capsicum
    4. Zucchini
  • shaunap3
    shaunap3 Posts: 206 Member
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    Breakfast is typically:
    1 egg, 1 egg white
    Sauteed veggies in EVOO (usually onion, spinach, zuccini, sweet potato, kale [occationally], mushrooms)
    A slice of wheat toast with lite butter, apple butter, or lite cream cheese
    Sometimes a slice of bacon or veggie breakfast "sausage"
    Cup of coffee with natural vanilla creamer and almond milk
    (sometimes I add a different veggie and/or chia seeds and/or avocado)

    Snacks are usually:
    Almonds, pistachios, cashews, pumpkin seeds, banana, granny smith apples, melon (when in season) blueberries, green grapes, strawberries (occasionally), greek yogurt (sometimes with chia seeds), lite cheese sticks, triscuits, banana chips, protein shakes/smoothies, almond butter in/on things, hummus with carrots and sugar snap peas typically.

    Lunch varies depending on where I am:
    1/2 a whole wheat turkey sandwich if I'm home, Lean Cuisine sometimes at job #1, spinach salad with some form of protein, veggie burgers, protein shakes/smoothies. But mostly I just snack.

    Dinner also depends on where I am:
    Job #1: A side of vegetables and a side of shrimp, a house salad with no bacon and lite dressing, snacks I brought (greek yogurt, oatmeal, protein shake). Unfortunately if we get busy, I don't get dinner...
    Job #2: Grilled cod tacos on corn tortilla with extra salsa, a house salad with grilled chicken, or a greek salad with dressing on the side.
    At home: Turkey meatballs and homemade marinara, turkey burgers, grilled chicken and veggies, shrimp/dill/israeli couscous, and the occasional "pinterest" find.

    But yea, wow, my food is typically the same and kind of boring!
    My boyfriend has been doing the paleo thing for a while so we rarely have breads or pasta in the house. I just buy a loaf of o-natural cracked wheat for my slice in the morning. We also attempt to load up on the veggies wherever possible, but I personally HATE peppers, celery, pears, peaches, seafood (besides shrimp and white fish), coconut, and sushi. Other than that, I'm always open to new foods!
  • Shadowknight137
    Shadowknight137 Posts: 1,243 Member
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    Most predominantly, chocolate.

    Got 50% of my cals from the stuff yesterday.