Healthy breakfast/lunch/snack tips?

I take a protein drink in the morning with Almond milk. It tastes good and the protein gets me full for most of the morning. For snacks i like to have granola as a quick snake with some dryed fruit in it. Sweet but not a candy. I do my salads in the afternoon with some kind of protein like chicken and some veggie snacks on along the way. Keeps my stomach from sounding like something out of a animal show.

Plannning and Preperation! Biggest and best tip I can give you. Doesn't matter what you bought at the grocery store if it never gets eaten. Pre-make your meals and/or snacks, putting them in easy to grab containers. If you're out and about most of the day make sure you take enough snacking foods, don't want to tempt yourself with a trip to a vending machine just because you forgot something. Im super boring and my lunches always tend to be the same thing- Sundays I will grill a bunch of chicken breast and steamed green beans or broccoli and portion out 5 containers for the week. I take a lot of left overs from dinenr too.

Breakfast: no one ever said you only have to eat the "typical" foods like you mentioned, grilled chicken or salmon tastes just as good at 7AM as it does at 7PM. Hard boiled egg and some fruit and toast is a go to breakfast for me

Snacks: I premake veggie bags and keep them in a container in the fridge I can just grab and go, I put a combo of bell pepper sticks, carrots, cauliflower, green beans, etc in a little zip lock sandwich bag. Nuts- same thing I get a big container from Costco then divide it all into pre-portioned bags. Protein bars- find one that you like and fits your nutritional needs best. Pieces of fruit and cheese. I know you said you are bored of cottage cheese- but do you ever add things to it? cut up tomato's, red onion, bell peppers or cucumber and add it with some seasoning to the cottage cheese and it becomes a mini meal. Or cut up strawberries, granola and cinnamon for a breakfast.

GOOD LUCK!

Plannning and Preperation! Biggest and best tip I can give you. Doesn't matter what you bought at the grocery store if it never gets eaten. Pre-make your meals and/or snacks, putting them in easy to grab containers. If you're out and about most of the day make sure you take enough snacking foods, don't want to tempt yourself with a trip to a vending machine just because you forgot something. Im super boring and my lunches always tend to be the same thing- Sundays I will grill a bunch of chicken breast and steamed green beans or broccoli and portion out 5 containers for the week. I take a lot of left overs from dinenr too.

Breakfast: no one ever said you only have to eat the "typical" foods like you mentioned, grilled chicken or salmon tastes just as good at 7AM as it does at 7PM. Hard boiled egg and some fruit and toast is a go to breakfast for me

Snacks: I premake veggie bags and keep them in a container in the fridge I can just grab and go, I put a combo of bell pepper sticks, carrots, cauliflower, green beans, etc in a little zip lock sandwich bag. Nuts- same thing I get a big container from Costco then divide it all into pre-portioned bags. Protein bars- find one that you like and fits your nutritional needs best. Pieces of fruit and cheese. I know you said you are bored of cottage cheese- but do you ever add things to it? cut up tomato's, red onion, bell peppers or cucumber and add it with some seasoning to the cottage cheese and it becomes a mini meal. Or cut up strawberries, granola and cinnamon for a breakfast.

GOOD LUCK!

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My Breakfast is always at random tiems because of work (sometiems it is at 4pm) and sometimes I eat broccoli lol

a great tip that I use a lot - spray a muffin tin with a bit of olive oil spray, put a piece of low fat deli meat or turkey bacon in the bottom, then crack an egg over it. Make a dozen or so of these - they last in the fridge for about a week! Just warm (or not), put on an english muffin (or not). Could also put cheese, veggies in with the egg, spices, etc.

PS bake them for 20 minutes or so (until firm) at 350.

1/2 cup Plain yogurt or greek yogurt and kashi's go lean cereal with cinnamon is less than 200 calories and keeps me full!
You can use any cereal you want, but make sure it's got protein and fiber in it.

I prep sandwich bags with chopped fruit and veggies to snack on as well as low fat string cheese
I have an apple slicer in my drawer at work and eat at least an apple every day
Banana's are easy to take anywhere too

salads are easy to make and store to grab and take through the week
Just choose a different green every couple of store trips and then change up three or so
veggies to add; then you won't get bored with them
Peppers, mushrooms, cucumber, zucchini, broccoli, cauliflower, spinach, sweet butter lettuce,
red leaf lettuce etc. You can add beans, cheese, meat, or boiled eggs for protein

Sandwich's and wraps are my next on the go foods. You can do anything you want to them just
find a good bread with fiber and protein
PB&J
PB&Banana
Turkey and Cheese with mustard
Ham and cheese
veggies only (think peppers, sprouts, cucumbers etc) use hummus as the spread for protein
you can add chopped anything to a wrap. Salad type stuff, cream cheese, beans, hummus,
veggies, meats and cheeses etc. Just watch the calories!

Get your hands on produce like cabbage, blueberries, pineapple, berries (all types), walnuts, almonds...natural is best.