what's on your grocery list?
findingme4us
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Hey y'all! I'm using today as a prep day and will start living my new healthier lifestyle tomorrow. Just wondering what you never leave the grocery store without. I saw the recipe board and will head over there and check that out, but what does everyone do for snacks and stuff? Thanks!
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almonds, cheese, yogurt, and sugar free chocolate pudding are my snacks of choice0
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Low fat cottage cheese
fruit - fresh pineapple and strawberries this week
cheese and whole grain crackers (reduced fat Triscuits)
Fiber One bars
almond milk
fat free yogurt in "dessert" flavors (red velvet cake, apple turnover, lemon pie)
celery and carrots
Detour reduced sugar protein bars0 -
Tomato basil marinated chicken breasts
Eggs
Bacon
Salad Kits
Smoked Salmon
English Muffins
Peanut Butter
Honey
Cliff Bars
Tea (chai green tea)
Oatmeal
Frozen Veg
Almond Milk
Fruit (I switch up my friut weekly depending on the deals)0 -
collard greens.0
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I only shop the outside aisles (produces, nuts, meats, diairy), unless it's for coffee, tea, ketchup, flour, honey, and/or sugar.0
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greek yogurt, protein powder, almond butter, veggies, whole grain pitas and hummus or greek yogurt dip or guacamole are some of my faves.0
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Oatmeal
Eggs (I eat mostly whites, so we go through a lot of eggs!)
FF milk
Greek Yogurt
Fresh berries (blueberries and strawberries are my favs)
Frozen veggies (I throw a bag in the microwave with just about every dinner, easy and convenient to get veggies in)
Ezekiel tortillas (SO good toasted and filled with turkey, lettuce, tomato, a little cheese and some avocado...great lunch!)
LF String Cheese
Natural Peanut Butter and/or Almond Butter
Individual snack packs of almonds or cashews (Trader Joe's sells these, already portioned)
Chicken breasts (boneless/skinless)
Ground turkey
Ground chicken
Tuna (packed in water)
Salmon
Salad fixings (lettuce, tomato, cucumber, celery, mushrooms, etc)
Soyrizo (soy chorizo...SO good scrambled into egg whites!)
Almond milk (I cook my oatmeal with it)
I guess that's about it for my every-week staples.0 -
Cocoa roasted almonds
Greek yogurt
Luna bars
Pb on whole wheat toast
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Today I bought:
Peanut Butter
Pecans
Animal Crackers
Bananas
Pistachios
Granola
I also have at home:
Light String Cheese
Light Yogurt
Turkey
Tuna
Apples
Oranges
Light Laughing Cow Cheese0 -
Always on the list:
Milk
Eggs
Bananas
Yogurt
Lettuce
Tomatos
Cucumbers
Tomatos
Bell Peppers
Carrots
Bread
Lunchmeat
Cheese
And Beer. Lots and lots of beer.0 -
Snacks for me 90% of the time are veggies. Peppers, carrots, sugar snap peas, cucumber, celery0
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fruit, protein bars, natural peanut butter and crackers0
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hummus
broccoli
cauliflower
chicken
fish
milk
bacon
eggs
lettuce
shredded cheese
sweet tea
whole wheat bread
butter
peanut butter
tomatoes
onions
potatoes
peas
corn
naan bread
tortillas(any kind)
grits
carnation breakfast essentials0 -
Eggs and Milk, always!
Cereal [Cheerios or just bran flakes because I'm super boring] for easy mornings, or just plain oatmeal
Granola Bars [I like the nature's valley ones that are just basic oats and honey]
Unsalted Almonds and sometimes trail mix stuff like dried soybeans, raisins, craisins and seeds [pumpkin, sunflower, et cetera]
Red or Green leaf or Romaine lettuce, spinach and/or cabbage for salad base [whatever is cheap that week]
Carrots, celery, some kind of local seasonal veggie like peppers, jicima, avocados, cucumbers, or whatever else sounds good in a salad.
Whole chickens, pork roast and other big meaty stuff that goes good in a crock pot
Ground turkey or lean beef, which I usually freeze
whole beans, canned or dry, mixed varieties.
Brown Rice, dry and not instant
Bananas, Oranges, apples and other fruits in season [but usually bananas]
Also stock up on frozen veggies because they usually don't have much of a nutritional loss and are ready as quickly as fresh stuff, like green beans, peas, carrots, asparagus, and other such items. Freezers are great for this and make for way better meals than just frozen dinners.
I usually avoid bread because I've stopped eating sandwiches and want to eat less processed grains, but I go with natural peanut butter and jam as much as possible. Basically avoiding anything with HFCS and palm oil. I've also stopped buying alcohol and chips and cookies and candy and other snacky foods, mostly because my roommates just end up eating them, but also because it makes me plan my meals and just eat better instead of faster. Do what you like and don't cut out favorites, I say.0 -
Coconut milk!
Lots of produce
Jennie O ground turkey YUMmmmm0 -
fruits, veggies, yogurt, eggs, bacon and milk are things i shop for everytime....
then chicken breast, bread and cereal(for the kids), and any cheeses or coffee etc items...0 -
Spinach! I eat spinach at least twice per day and go through 3 or 4 bags a week
Avocados
Almond Milk
Brown Rice
Various fruits and vegetables
Hummus
Walnuts to snack on (from the baking aisle, so there is not added salt or sugar)
Natural peanut butter
black beans
and recently been into chia seeds0 -
Diet Green Tea (I buy bottled Green Tea, because its a way for me to still have a convenient tasty drink without grabbing a soda.)
Oranges
Grapes
Spinach
Cauliflower
Eggs
A new spice every two weeks =p
Oats
And the decided meat for the week.
I'm a college student, I unfortunately don't get as much as I should, but I make do.0 -
Typically:
Eggs
Milk
Veggies (whatever is on sale or relatively cheap at the grocery store)
Salad stuff - lettuce, tomatoes, peppers, avocado, cucumbers
Lunch Meat
Cheese
Peanut butter
Coffee
English muffins (when they're on sale)
Salmon - depends on how much it is
Chicken - if I have none at home
Pork - if I have none at home
Yogurt
Fruit - bananas, apples, pears in the summer I go for the peaches, nectarines, strawberries, blueberries etc.
Frozen veggies (again if they're on sale and it's a good deal)
Crackers
Raisins
I pretty much perimeter shop0 -
potato chips and peanut butter0
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Real Foods
Chicken/turkey/lean beef roasts/some pork (LOVE to throw it in the crockpot and eat it that way or make something out of it)
Fish (Salmon, Halibut, Talapia, whatever is on special that day)
Bacon
Eggs
Cheeses (Hard/Aged/Sharp to add flavor with just a slice)
String cheese for snacking
Mixed greens for salads
Almonds (I prefer Emerald Cocoa Dusted Almonds, yum!!!)
Almond Butter (natural to avoid hydrogenated oils)
Sugar free syrups for my coffee (Torani and Starbucks ones are my fav)
COFFEE
Teas (boxes of bagged tea, not the gallons of fake sweetened teas)
Unsweetened Almond Milk (Low calorie, naturally low fat, and creamy)
Fruit (BERRIES!! lowest sugar and best antioxidants)
Greek Yogurt (REAL greek yogurt like Fage and Oikos, then add your berries yourself to sweeten)
Cottage Cheese
Cauliflower & Brocoli (I use cauliflower in place of white potatoes a lot)0 -
Meat - chicken/pork/salmon/beef
Eggs
Broccoli
Cauliflower
Kale
Turnip
Spinach
Mushrooms
Avocado
Apples
Yogurt (plain)
Cottage Cheese
String Cheese
Berries (to go in my yogurt)
Walnuts
Almonds
Brazil Nuts
Coffee
Beer0 -
Tomatoes
Lettuce
Banana
(pretty much any fresh looking veg/fruit)
Tortillas
Cheese
Lunch meat
Bread
Ground turkey
Salsa
Eggs
Milk
Silk milk
Almonds
Diet cola :P0 -
These are the things that I always try to have in the house..
Chicken Breasts/Tenderloins
Carrots
Spinach--I love spinach on everything
Fruits (depends on what is in season)
Skim Milk
Laughing Cow Cheese
Arnolds whole wheat thin pockets
Balsamic Vinegar Glaze
Special K Protein Cereal
Whole Wheat Pasta
Special K Herb Crackers
Reduced Sodium Turkey Breast
Skinny Cow Mint Ice Cream Sandwiches0 -
eggs
Skippy
Aunt Millie's 80-calorie 7-grain bread
Bagel thins
Kerrygold butter
some sort of cheese
pasta
pasta sauce
beans (kidney, black, white, garbanzo)
petit diced tomatoes
bell peppers
onion
garlic
ginger
baby carrots
sweet potatoes
chicken breast
boneless, skinless chicken thighs if they have them (lately, they usually don't--what's up with that?)
yogurt (favorites are Chobani pineapple and Fage with honey or cherries)
cottage cheese
clementines or tangelos, depending on what's on sale
fresh berries
asparagus when it's cheap
baby spinach
bagged salad mix
PopTarts
TastyKakes
ground turkey or beef (93% lean or leaner) if the price is right
juice and milk (most of that the other household members drink, but I do sometimes so I'm adding it)
bananas
rice (partial now to the frozen stuff Trader Joe's sells--organic brown, rice medley, jasmine)
potatoes
nuts
Chex mix or other salty snack food
whatever's on sale--a few weeks ago I scored 14 pounds of pork at 97 cents a pound, bagged it, and chucked it into the freezer. Still a lot left.0 -
I get my groceries every week, and these things are ALWAYS on the list;
Natural Yoghurt
Bananas
Grapes
Raspberries
Lettuce
Cucumber
Peppers
Milk
Carrots
Chicken
Fish (usually salmon)
Potatoes
Whole-wheat Bread
Sweetcorn
Brown Rice
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