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I get as much as I can from a local farmers market and the rest from a grocery store that sells a lot of locally-grown/produced things.
Protein/Fat:
Ribeye or NY Strip
Boneless, skinless chicken breast
Extra lean ground turkey breast
Uncured bacon
Greek yogurt
Salmon
Raw milk cheese
Jif Natural Peanut Butter
Marantha Almond Butter
Fruits, vegetables, and other produce:
Bananas
Strawberries
Pineapple
Mangoes
Peaches
Blueberries
Lemons
Kale
Rainbow chard
Red onion
Yellow onion
Broccoli
Oregano
Thyme
Rosemary
Red bell pepper
Garlic
Shallots
Carrots
Cremini mushrooms
Other:
Ghirardelli 70% Cacao chocolate squares
That pretty much covers it.0 -
Thanks for posting this. I'm getting desperate for help to plan out my "go to" shopping list. Hoping more people post their lists so I can check out a variety.
One thing that stuck out to me.......8 dozen eggs .......sounds like a LOT for two weeks!
i went through 2 dozen this week.
It's not a lot when you have 3 people in the house who usually have 2 eggs a day either scrambled, boiled or fried. that's half a dozen a day. Luckily, we have chickens to provide us our 6 a day most days.0 -
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Our list this weekend included:
6 lb bag frozen chicken breast
4x1.5lb gr turkey
deli sliced turkey
2 dz eggs
cheddar cheese
coconut milk
mixed greens
Persian cucumbers
cherry tomatoes
mini bell peppers
avocado
kale
cabbage
onion
garlic
ginger
frozen corn
bran flakes (trader joe's ones are great)
blackberries
strawberries
tangerines (but couldn't find any)
bananas
ww pasta
pasta sauces- marinera, alfredo, basil pesto
yogurt
bread
canned coconut milk
curry sauce
trader joe's pizza dough & sauce
tortillas
cilantro/ herbs
wine
water
this is for 2 weeks of breakfasts, lunches & dinners.0 -
Fruit
Whole grain bread
Chicken breast/sausage
Ground meat (lean turkey or chicken or beef)
Fish
Low fat cheese sticks/mini babybels
Low fat shredded cheddar
Deli ham/turkey
Eggs
2% milk
Fat free greek yogurt
Canned beans
Canned tuna
Frozen veggies
Low sugar cereal
Oatmeal
Tortillas
Turkey breakfast sausage0 -
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I only have about half a dozen eggs, some cereal (no milk), pasta sauce (very little pasta), and some moldy cheese.
So.....I need to go shopping:laugh:0 -
Just emailed it to my boyfriend:
broccoli
summer squash
zucchini
asparagus
bag of baby spinach/spring mix 50/50 blend
1 cucumber
cherry tomatoes
green beans
baby carrots
bananas
2 grapefruits
whatever berries are on sale
granny smith apples
deli turkey
chicken sausages
sirloin steak tips
chicken breasts
salmon/haddock/whatever fish looks good
greek yogurt
light string cheese
eggs
laughing cow light cheese
hummus
taboule
tub of quick oats
peanut butter
light wheat bread
pretzels
popcorn
skinny cow ice cream sandwiches0 -
Here's mine for this week, I need to go!
Proteins:
Tilapia
Salmon
Chicken
greek yogurt
jenni-o ground turkey
deli turkey
fruits and veggies:
Strawberries
bananas
oranges
blackberries
avacado
tomato
cucumber
zucchini
green beans
cilantro
onion
carrots
celery
spinach
dairy:
Nonfat milk
Silk
reduced fat feta cheese
string cheese-reduced fat
other:
Luna protein bars
special k cereal
whole wheat bread
progresso light soups
Healthy choice frozen greek yogurt - vanilla bean. This is sooo good! I highly recommend0 -
Here you go: http://www.jerseygirltalk.com/2013/02/09/healthy-grocery-list-eat-clean-and-basic/
Here it is also listed out below so you can cut and paste:
* Quest Bars * Optimum Nutrition Casein * No Salt Ketchup * Brocolli Spears * Chopped Spinach * Beans, Various * Corn (no salt added) * Organic Oats/Oatmeal * Brussel Sprouts * Hummus * Almonds * Sodium Free Chicken Broth * Rye or Wheat Bread * Romaine Lettuce * KIND Bars * Salmon * Shriimp
*Brocolli * Calliflower * Edamame * Chobani Yogurt * Flaxseed * Extra Virgin Olive Oil * Unsweetened Almond Milk * Muscle Milk Light * Cage Free Eggs * Mrs. Dash Seasonings * Chicken Breasts * Ground Chicken * Ground Turkey * Steak/London Broil * Water *Quinoa
* Gala Apples * Bananas * Organic Pears * Blackberries * Avacado * Onions * Celery * Baby Carrots * Red Bell Peppers * Cucumbers * Asparagus * Yams * Brown Rice * Low Fat Mayo * Tuna * Chicken Salad
I don’t always get everything on this list, but this is usually what you will find in my kitchen and fridge. I suggest getting rid of the bad stuff so it doesn’t even tempt you. Throw out the chips, cookies, crackers. Basically anything in a box which is full of preservatives and bad carbs.0 -
Chicken
Pork (chops boneless lean)
Tuna
Eggs
Fruit (whatever is on sale)
Bananas
Avocado
Vegetables (again, what's on sale)
Garlic
Onions
Quinoa
Brown Rice
Granola
Almond Milk
Laughing Cow Cheese
Plain Greek Yogurt
Sharp Cheddar Cheese (block, cheaper than string cheese just cut one ounce cubes myself)
Olive Oil
Grapeseed Oil
Popcorn
Pretzel Thins0 -
Great lists!!! THANK YOU FOR POSTING!!0
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well I'm a little late, but here goes nothing!
Body Fortress Vanilla Protein Powder
Almond milk: unsweetened
Banana's
Strawberry's
Mango's
Apples
Blueberries
(I buy my fruits in bulk and freeze them for smoothies)
Celery
Broccoli
Spinach
Carrots
Onions
Bell Peppers
Quinoa
Brown rice
Chicken breasts
Tilapia filets
Eggs
Sharp Cheddar Cheese
Low Fat Vanilla yogurt
Stevia
Rolled Oats
Whole Wheat Flour0 -
Shrimp
Ready - to - Cook Salmon Burgers (Wegmans) Love!
Morningstar Vegan Burgers
Skinless Boneless Chicken
Honey Roasted Turkey Breast
Mozzarella
Baby Spinach
Grape Tomatoes
Kale
Broccoli
Brussel Sprouts
Onions
Limes
Carrots
Bananas
Grapes
Organic Large Brown Eggs
Red Beans
Black Beans
Garlic
Cholula (sp)
Pickles
Multi-grain Pita
Multi-grain
Sandwich Thins
No Pulp Orange Juice
Organic Strawberry Lemonade
Sundried Tomatoes
Brown Rice medley
Veggie & Flaxseed Tortilla
Trail Mix
Chunky Guacamole
Annie's Organic Cheddar Bunnies Mix
Soy Dream Ice cream sandwich
Bottled Water
Newman's Own Unsalted Pretzels0 -
Weekly:
2lb bag of spinach
5lb bag of apples
2 pineapples
bag of avocados
fresh berries - whatever is available
3 cucumbers
celery
mixed greens
Bi-weekly:
5lb bag of carrots
red and white onions
3-4 sweet potatoes
butternut squash
ginger root
5-6 beets
3 tubs of 0% plain greek yogurt
2 tubs of roasted garlic hummus
2 loaves of Rye bread
2% milk
bag of grapefruit
bag of oranges
tomatoes
sugar snap peas
Random purchases(as needed):
variety of steaks, stewing meats and fish
bags of frozen chicken breasts
eggs
quinoa
raw nuts - various types
lemons and limes
broccoli
beans - various types
breakfast cereal - hot and cold
nice & natural granola bars
cheese - cheddar, asiago, feta, the list goes on...mmmmm
snacks - veggie stix, dates, apricots, tostitos thins, the occasional cookies and crackers.0 -
anything in a box which is full of preservatives and bad carbs.
I also live by this rule (99.9%) of the time. I once heard that when you go grocery shopping, try to stay on the outer parts of the store (avoiding the middle isles). This is where all of the fresh, non processed foods (for the most part) will be.0 -
I shop nearly every day, today was;
ground beef
ground pork
chorizo
jack cheese
cheddar cheese
rolls
avocados
poblanos
tortillas
ice cream
tomatoes
limes0 -
romaine
collards
spinach
zucchini
spaghetti squash
sweet potatoes
onions
mushrooms
veggie burgers
peppers
fennel
cauliflower
cabbage
carrots
apples
bananas
berries
grapes
watermelon
frozen mango
cherries
quinoa
cashews
walnuts
almonds
greek yogurt
skinless boneless chicken breasts
sliced turkey0 -
Great lists ... bumping for later.0
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Chicken
Turkey
Hamburger
Fish
Roast
Lunch Meat
Turkey sausage
Bacon
Eggs
Greek yogurt
Apples
Bananas
Strawberries
Green Peppers
Onions
Avocado
Frozen Broccoli
Frozen Carrots
Frozen Peas
Frozen Green Beans
Peanut Butter
Quinoa
Brown Rice
Almond, Soy, and Whole Milk
Coffee
Creamer
Protein Bars
Bread
Ice Cream
Eggo Waffles
Oatmeal
Chocolate Milk Syrup
String Cheese
Sliced Provolone
Sliced Swiss0 -
Usually we're getting...
Meats-
Chicken; skinless and boneless breasts and thighs
Fish- Salmon, tilapia, cod, mahi mahi, pollock, tuna, shark, swordfish, drum, halibut... pretty much any fish we see.
Lamb
Pork
Beef
Occasionally we pick up shellfish like crab, shrimp, crawfish, or mussels.
...on a monthly (sometimes we go longer between meat runs) basis. We buy a lot at once and I clean and portion things, so they're ready to go and we don't waste any meats. Mussels we usually buy fresh so we use them the day we buy them.
Veggies & fruits-
Broccoli
Asparagus
Green beans
A variety of peppers
Apples
Pears
Spaghetti and butternut squash
Spinach
Romaine
Plums
Portabello mushrooms
Potatoes
Onions
Garlic
Kimchi
Cabbage
Bok Choy
Avocados
Tomatoes
Lemons
Limes
Bananas
Pluots
Strawberries, blackberries, and blueberries
Carrots
Pineapples
Cantaloupes
Mangoes
... depending on what's in season. Usually we have to restock every 1-2 weeks.
Other-
Oatmeal
Bread
Stevia
Fage Greek yogurt
Eggs
Butter
Flour
Cheese; feta, blue, goat, habenero jack, mozzarella
Canned veggies
Chips
Sports drinks
...we'll buy as needed. The yogurt and eggs we'll need to restock on about 1-2 weeks while everything else can go on a monthly (or more) basis.0
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