What's for lunch?
SouthGippyGirl
Posts: 76 Member
I'm after some super easy, CHEAP, low calorie lunch ideas please.
So what are you eating today?
So what are you eating today?
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Tuna0
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Home made beef stew!0
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YUM!0 -
I also eat low calries food in the lunch and its my daily routine..like beef is essential part in my daily routine launch and carrot juice is also with it..what your launch routine??0
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garden salad with a few chunks of light cheese and some chopped turkey slices0
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I had tuna and crackers0
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either a lean cuisine which was $1.98 @ walmart (250 calories)
and a salad with fat free dressing
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Progresso soup $1.25 @ walmart (save 1 serving for the next day)(100 calories)
and weis whole wheat bread (70 calories per 2 slices)
and lean low sodium turkey breast (50 calories)
and fat free ranch dressing ( I only use a tiny bit so it's 25 calories)0 -
Leftover home made goulash ... yum :-)0
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i'm eating crockpot chicken curry, with a brown rice/quinoa combo
the curry is very cheap
serves four people, total cost 1.39 for the four. - approx 35p per person
(2 chicken legs, £2 for four, one carton tomato passata, 39p, 4 tbsp curry powder)0 -
Chicken and rice soup made with roasted butternut squash and a variety of mushrooms. Two cups is only 278 cal 27 carb / 5 fat / 32 protein. It is filling and stays for a while.0
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Bowl of home made tomato soup followed by turkey, broccoli and baked sweet potato.0
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Large bed of baby spinach with Kraft Pesto Parmesan dressing, french fried onions, sunflower seeds, herb goat cheese, and low sodium white tuna (524 cals)0
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I'm not sure what we're having here today. Chicken salad maybe.0
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"redneck" - Canned chicken, pinto beans, diced canned tomatoes over brown rice. Add hot sauce. Simple and cheap.
Microwave and enjoy.0 -
It is winter here so that means homemade hearty soups. Today it is chicken vegetable with lots of veggies including spinach and kale, homemade parmesean peppercorn bread and blackberries. I try to make homemade soup every weekend, share it with family or friends and eat it for 2 or 3 lunches during the week.0
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Starkist Chunk Light Tuna in Water Pouch $1.72
(Love these cause you don't need a can opener or don't have to drain the water either)
Lemon $. 50
(I use 1/2 today & the other half for lunch tomorrow)
Baby Cut Carrots $2.00
(Large Bag that I use for the whole week. Spread them out over 10 meals)
Strawberries $2.50
(1 container that I use for 3 days. Spread them out over 6 meals)
Kinda boring and plain. But tastes really good, especially the dry tuna with lemon juice!!!! :flowerforyou:0 -
garden salad, no cheese, 1/2 can tuna mixed with 1/2 avocado0
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Starkist tuna salad packet on top of crackers
string cheese
granny smith apple
greek yogurt with blueberries a few hours later.0 -
I'm having a bean/cheese burrito:
Mission Carb Balance Flour Tortilla Medium 120 cal.
Taco Bell Refried Beans 1/2 cup 100
Tostito's Queso & Salsa medium 2 tbsp 40 cal0 -
Same thing I have everyday I work; Turkey sandwich on natures own lite with mustard, a can of green beans, and a nonfat sugarfree yogurt. LOL0
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Gingered Carrot Apple soup (home-made), and cheese and sriracha on a whole grain ciabatta roll.0
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Japanese sushi wrap...a wrap, cooked sushi rice, avocado, shredded carrots and miso/ginger/soy sauce with spinach and baby kale.0
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Home marinaded and baked chicken breast (done last night) with shredded iceberg lettuce, green pepper, celery and fat free dressing. Plus a hard boiled egg.0
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Tilapia filet baked at 350 for 20 minutes with a lemon wedge, 1/2 tbsp butter, salt, pepper.
1/2 Sara Lee healthy multi gran sandwich thin toasted (would have been a whole one, but half fell onto the bottom of the oven which is not exactly clean lol
1/2 cup 1% fat cottage cheese
Coming in at: 254 calories, 15 g carbs, 10 grams of fat, and a whopping 38 grams of protein.
I snuck in 2 pieces of christmas chocolate at the end which took it up to 327 for my lunch0 -
Giant salad with: romaine lettuce, tomatoes, black beans, onions, corn, cilantro, and salsa.0
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If you look at how many meals you can make from this it ends up being pretty cheap:
Quinoa cooked in low sodium chicken broth (instead of water)
chicken (i bought a rotisseri chicken for this)
balsamic vinagrette
green seedless grapes
the receipe called for almonds, but I did grape tomatoes instead
this recipe you can eat warm or chilled and it tastes great both ways!0 -
Leftovers - whole wheat egg noodles with sauteed onions, carrots and spinach and tomato basil pasta sauce from a jar and parmesan cheese. (only had about 15 min to prepare dinner last night)0
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Carrot mushroom loaf from the Moosewood cookbook.0
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Gingered Carrot Apple soup (home-made), and cheese and sriracha on a whole grain ciabatta roll.
May I have your soup recipe please! Sounds delish!0
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