Your healthy "go to" foods
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I love pickled beets....they are healthy and have about 15 calories for every 3 slices of beets.......so yummy!0
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Fresh pineapple
Melon
Oranges
Dark chocolate0 -
Lately my mid-afternoon snacks seem to be a Greek yogurt (Chobani, Liberte or Voskos usually) or a an apple (love Pink Lady) and a piece of string cheese. They seem to be a good combo of protein/carbs/fat and some sweetness for me.
I've been trying to drink tea w/a little almond milk at night (the Mighty Leaf teas are excellent) - it is a relaxing little ritual and seems to send my brain/body the "okay, you're probably full now" signal well
I haven't eaten them for a while but I also like the 100-calorie bags of regular popcorn or kettle corn. I think they are pretty tasty and popcorn seems to be one of the few foods that can be a satisfying portion in 100 cals.0 -
Nuts and nut butters - carefully measured
baby spinach - one of the few leafy greens I like
pesto - healthy fat, TONS of flavor
eggs
tomato
avocado0 -
moawr bacon0
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I love pickled beets....they are healthy and have about 15 calories for every 3 slices of beets.......so yummy!
Apple, banana, strawberries, dried fruit (cherries, mango) or these all natural fruit rollups http://www.bearnibbles.co.uk/yo-yos/
Fage 2% greek yogurt
popcorn (10-20 grams)
cold coffee with almond milk
packet of powdered soup, mixed with hot water
sugar snap peas0 -
Great answers and giving me some ideas.
I like pickled beets as well with a tablespoon of cottage cheese
Popcorn
Dark Chocolate
Wasabi almonds - half a serving
Fiber 1 chocolate cereal
Most types of greek yogurt
Apples or grapefruit
I really try to drink a big glass of water before and during a snack to help fill me up.0 -
Here's my list
Nuts & natural nut butter
canned oysters
fruit & berries
dried fruit - careful with portion control - read pack for additives
suzies gluten free rice cake crackers
dark chocolate
veggies
hard boiled eggs
I freeze/refridgerate portions of homemade soups, meat loafs, steel cut oats for easy grabbing
I also cook whole chickens, turkeys, and roast on weekends then freeze and package portions so on lazy days I can take it out and make quick stir frys, wraps, and put it in salads through the week or on lazy days.
If all else fails and I am really hungry I just full out cook. There is lots of quick and easy healthy things to prepare. Like roasted veggies - if you foil the pan you have no dishes its easy to prepare and delicous. Or frozen individually packed fish.... 15 mins in warm water thaws them and less then 15 mins in the oven - easy. Everytime you make rice make lots and freeze it, then microwave and enjoy.0 -
I love tinned wild salmon on triscuits for a snack. Sometimes with a little greek seasoning sprinkled on top.
Plain greek yogurt w/ frozen berries thawed and a tablespoon of flax meal
peanut butter w/ a banana, celery or apple (depends on the mood or what I have lol)
cottage cheese w/ bell peppers0 -
So far my healthy "go to" foods have been tuna by itself, fruit, cereal, and sandwiches. Today is beginning my second week of 1200 cals a day and my second day of c25k. I'm so so sore and will probably take a break tomm.
I need some pals on my fitness pal!!
-Libby0 -
usually something with protein in it so I feel fuller longer, like a tbsp of peanut butter (sometimes with apples, sometimes alone), almonds, cheese.0
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