People who eat the same things every day

"Full time job" You nailed it!

I'm not sure I understand the reason for this post. Is it questioning other people's eating habits or trying to decide if it's right for you? I for one eat a lot of the same foods, but I don't binge on pizza or other foods like that. I have seen too much success to want to go backwards. I'm finally letting myself be my motivator.
Eating similar things frees up a lot of time for me. I make my breakfast and lunch on Sundays (and usually make things in bulk for a few days). That way, I can spend less time prepping meals and more time working out/relaxing. I workout in the morning and teach all day and then work with an after school program, so I don't get home unti late. Meal repetition keeps me on the straight and narrow path! I switch up my dinners a lot though.

I agree, I eat a lot of chicken breast, so I clean it and seson it (with out any salt) and I freeze it. So when I'm running out for work in the morning I take it out and it's thawed when I get home and I just cook it. Working out and losing weight is a full time job and you have to plan a lot. Eating the samethings keep me on track and I know i'm not working against myself

I have a bunch of "go-to" healthy snacks that I've been "going to" daily for the last month or so. Eventually, I'll probably get sick of eating a clementine, 10 almonds, and ostrim jerkey as my snack every day. But I'm willing to wear em out! It's really helpful when I'm working for 8 hours and want to avoid the vending machines at all costs. If I have something on me, I'm way less likely to rationalize in my mind going for some Doritos or other junk.

For my other meals, it varies. But at least for dinner I always enough to give myself one day's worth of leftovers. So I may eat the same thing two or three days in a row, but not enough to get sick of it.

I try to switch it up for the most part but tend to eat the same meats day after day and that helps me stay on track. I generally eat fish, chicken or turkey and pork is not a favorite of mine so I don't buy it. Everybody is different. However variety is good if you can handle it.

I did this even when I wasn't trying to lose weight. I had to do it because I have a pretty strict food budget and can't afford to shop frequently. Occasionally I'll get coffee or something, but that's about it.

It really does help to plan your meals, both from a health perspective and a budgeting perspective. I will even repeat meals for dinners during the week if I have extra food.

I always eat in cycles. I'll get on a tuna kick and eat everyday for weeks. Then all of a sudden I get sick of it and switch to something else. But I've always been like that. If I have a spur of the moment craving, I'll log the food before I eat it to see if it fits my macros. If it does I eat it. If not I might still eat it lol

^^This. I do the same thing. For about 3 months I had a green smoothie for breakfast every day. Now I'm running more so I'm eating Greek yogurt with nuts, berries, chia, cinnamon, and a little honey. Soo good it feels like a treat every morning, but it's less than 400 calories and over 20 g protein. I'll vary the berries and the nuts. But overall it's just easy, yummy, and it fits right into my cals for the day.
Sometimes it's nice to have a plan and not over-think what I'm going to eat for breakfast. I rotate lunches and then make avaried dinners for the family. At least the morning is simple!

i take a prenatal vitamin and a super B everyday. Im just not a food person so i tend to eat whatever's cheap and easy and relatively healthy.

I cant' do that.. I never know what I will have in my fridge each week. Or what my guy will have a craving for. lol. I eat what I want. But I only have healthy foods in my place, so no matter what it is, i'm pretty much guarenteed to keep it healthy. The effort needed to go out and purchase the unhealhty stuff if I thinkI want it, is often too much for me. lol I'm a bit lazy. Plus I don't like spending money whenperfectly good food is sitting in my fridge. So I cook.

I do however eat the same or similar breakfast most days. It's easy before work otherwise that would be different too.

I have a couple of different things I always switch between to eat for breakfast and lunch. Dinner will be something different most of the time, but it's usually the same type of stuff... just different enough so I don't get bored and get tempted to get something bad just to mix it up a bit.

I tend to eat the same things for breakfast and lunch and snacks, but have a dinner different each night.

^^ this. I tend to have the same breakfast, lunch and snacks for a few weeks in a row but I like to vary my dinners. I also plan out my food the night before so I can fit in things I want, like dessert or pizza and I make sure I'm hitting my macro goals too.

Right now, I like to have:
Meal 1: cottage cheese and a piece of toast with peanut butter & jelly
Meal 2: overnight oats with strawberries
Meal 3: Garden veggie burger with a nice, fluffy white bun and sugar snap peas & red, yellow & orange peppers
Meal 4: greek yogurt with walnuts and a little stevia and an apple
Meal 5: dinner varies but is in the 300 calorie range with 20+ g of protein
Meal 6: post workout-PlantFusion protein shake with soy milk, string cheese and an apple

This is about 1800 calories a day, 130-160g of protein, 85-100% or my iron, a little less than 50 g of fat (I have to go easy on fats because I have Crohn's disease), 40ish g of fiber and maybe 200g of carbs. I mainly focus on calories, protein and iron and let everything else fall into place.

I usually eat the same thing for breakfast and lunch during the week, just for simplicity and time saving. I have whatever I want for dinner, usually anything I want will fit because the pre-planned breakfast and lunch leaves me plenty of macros left.

I find that on the days I don't plan ahead, I do go over. This is a learning process for me, and I am still learning how to eat on the run.

My meals are mostly the same. I have a rotation for my meals during the week. I buy single salads that come with different toppings all the time to keep things different. I switich off with soups or sandwiches sometimes leftovers. Breakfast I keep the same. I mostly have smoothies on my work days cause it is easier for me to have during the day. Sometimes I will switch and have oatmeal or healthy muffin if I have time. At home I make different things to eat. I think it is easier during the weekdays to have the same things, so you don't have to think about it as much. As long as you are staying in your goals and are happy with what you are eating I don't see why eating the same would really matter.

I usually shop on Sunday and buy the same thing to make for breakfast and lunch all week. And then I will buy something different for the next week. It just makes it easier to log and grocery shop. My husband and I don't get home for dinner until 7:30 or 8:00 so we will have something easy like a piece of fish and a veg or I set the crockpot and then we eat that for a few nights. Then we usually eat out on Friday or Saturday night and I splurge, what some people like to call a "cheat meal".