'Diet Foods' - Available in Australia
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There is a brand of drinking chocolate you can get that you'd probably find in the kids' drink mix section. I can't remember the brand but the company also does banana and strawberry flavoured milk mixes. Approx 7 calories a serve from memory.0
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that's vitarium.
http://forum.bodybuilding.com/showthread.php?t=149672423
HEAPS of stuff here. And lots of random chit chat.0 -
Bump! Thanks for the thread. I'm from Canada (30mins from the US border, so I can get anything in north America if I felt like it) but I'm in Aus for a year. So many foods I have been missing! Hopefully this thread will help me out!0
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I haven't tried the Chobani yoghurt.....can someone please tell me if it has gelatine in it?
I love the Jarrah Hot Chocolatte for 99 calories....it's actually quite creamy.0 -
There is a sugar free hot choc that has about 5 cals I think.0
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I haven't tried the Chobani yoghurt.....can someone please tell me if it has gelatine in it?
The FAQ section of the Chobani website states that it is free from gelatine and animal-based thickeners therefore suitable for vegetarians
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Oh and you can buy cartoned egg whites from the frozen section in Woolies/Coles0
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I just bought a 5 to try pack of Jarrah hot chocolates. They are on special at Woolies this week for $2.05 and you can try all 5 flavours. They are between 47 and 67 calories each.
Also I found coconut oil in the Asian section. $6 for 300ml0 -
don't know if you have it down there but flannerys sell coconut oil for around $12 a litre when on special.0
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Oooh there are heaps!
I SWEAR by Bodytrim protein bars. They are so yummy, and filling because of the protein and green tea extract
- Quest bars - not available in Aus, but you can get them sent to you from America. Between 160-200 cal depending on which bar you choose. They are delicious, full of fibre and protein, and if youj microwave them, they become cakey
- Spiral foods ramen noodles. These delicious noodles are only 55 cal for the packet and are delicious. They're pretty expensive at $4,90 a serving, but they're worth it for me. Available in some speciality grocery stores
- The Key Ingredients soups - These are delicious and range between 35 cal - 130 cal for a 550ml serving of soup. Love them
- Chobani plain Greek yogurt
- Pure bred Gluten free country grain bread. 55 cal for a slice, high protein and fibre. Delicious too0 -
don't know if you have it down there but flannerys sell coconut oil for around $12 a litre when on special.
Not down here in Hobart. Was sort of an impulse buy of something that I've been meaning to try for a while. Hopefully if I decide to stick with it then I'll find it somewhere cheaper. That sounds like a good deal0 -
my fav snacks or diet foods .... nestle diet chocolate mousse 68 cal, and have just gotten into Tamar Valley (no added sugar 6 pack) greek style yoghurt vary between 80 - 90 cal, another one .. my protein bar Well Naturally - high protein mini bars peppermint surprise 84 cal - there are other flavours but my woolworths only has the peppermint - yum and a chocolate which is not the best ... all at woolworths.0
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Anybody know if we have carton/frozen egg whites here from free range chooks? Currently if I do use egg whites I just use fresh free range eggs and keep the yolk for something else, but I don't always HAVE something else to use it for and I hate wasting an animal's product like that. I've tried searching online, but all I come up with are companies that sell free range eggs AND carton/frozen egg whites (not free range) - hoping somebody maybe has spotted something I've missed?0
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Woo - just found this group; fantastic!
I don't know if this is a 'diet food' but I use 180 Nutrition super food powder - it's technically a protein powder but with a focus on natural sources etc etc. I love it!0 -
There is a brand of drinking chocolate you can get that you'd probably find in the kids' drink mix section. I can't remember the brand but the company also does banana and strawberry flavoured milk mixes. Approx 7 calories a serve from memory.
7 calories per serve?!!! I need to buy this!!0 -
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vitarium
Just had a look online at the Woolworths website and there are two versions of this. One marketed at adults and one marketed at kids. The adult version is $6.87 and the kids one is $5.26. Not sure if there is any difference in the product itself but they are both 200g0 -
bumping .... gotta try me some Chobani0
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vitarium
Just had a look online at the Woolworths website and there are two versions of this. One marketed at adults and one marketed at kids. The adult version is $6.87 and the kids one is $5.26. Not sure if there is any difference in the product itself but they are both 200g
they are exactly the same 0 -
vitarium
Just had a look online at the Woolworths website and there are two versions of this. One marketed at adults and one marketed at kids. The adult version is $6.87 and the kids one is $5.26. Not sure if there is any difference in the product itself but they are both 200g
they are exactly the same
Thanks for that, I'll save my money then and just be a big kid. I actually just bought the strawberry one0
