Ever eat the same thing over and over, because it's easier?

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  • MayaSPapaya
    MayaSPapaya Posts: 735 Member
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    Yep! My weekday meals are pretty consistent. Weekends are when my cheat day is, so obviously that changes it. Also now that my friends are home things differ a bit, but when I'm home I pretty much eat the same things.
  • Monny287
    Monny287 Posts: 109
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    I do it all the time. I don't have a lot of time to prepare meals, so I tend to batch cook and eat a lot of the same meals. I have pretty much the same breakfast and the same lunch (at least for three days...that's usually how long my leftovers last!). I try to make them all balanced meals, so I don't worry about not getting nutrients.
  • SallyaStewart11
    SallyaStewart11 Posts: 53 Member
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    I have about 10 of my favorite meals that I eat regularly. But I try to rotate them out so I don't get too tired of them. I not only enjoy these meals, but I also already have them saved in, so logging is so easy! That makes it worth it to me! Otherwise logging can be so time consuming! I do my logging while I am having dinner, and sometimes that really keeps me from visiting with my family.

    I wondered about this too when I first started, but when I looked at my friends diaries, I found we all do it!
  • auteurfille22
    auteurfille22 Posts: 251 Member
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    I'm the type of person that can eat the same good meal every day in a row for a month before starting to tire of it. I seriously get addicted to certain foods. I don't really repeat something from one meal of the same day to another meal of that same day, but I eat the same set of about 6 dinners on a rotating schedule perpetually. Maybe it's something I should work on, but honestly I don't really see the need - in total they provide a balanced nutritious diet, they're healthy, and they taste good.Maybe my individual days aren't as balanced as they could be but I think the bigger picture is much more important.
  • Becky5pal
    Becky5pal Posts: 9
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    Dr. Oz says that women average 100 calories less each day by eating the same breakfast each day. He suggests yogurt and blueberries. I do Greek yogurt and Kashi(crunch).
  • soccerchick3339
    soccerchick3339 Posts: 8 Member
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    I do this quite often because I can prep food in advance and then just grab and go. M-F I eat an oatmeal toaster for breakfast because they are easy to keep at work. For lunches I will typically stick to the same general format each week (so one type of salad every day for lunch). This week I bought a big box of baby spinach and several containers of strawberries which will make salads for lunch this week. If I don't feel like a salad, I will mix it up with PB&J or carrots and hummus.
  • KristenLanni
    KristenLanni Posts: 1 Member
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    I always make grand plans to grill, or make a nice stir fry...and by the time I get home from work, I just throw together a wrap or a quick salad. I guess I could grill on the weekend, and have the meat for meals throughout the week.
  • jennifershoo
    jennifershoo Posts: 3,198 Member
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    I have those days, yes.
    But eating the same thing every single day all the time must get soooooo boring.
  • jennifershoo
    jennifershoo Posts: 3,198 Member
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    Dr. Oz says that women average 100 calories less each day by eating the same breakfast each day. He suggests yogurt and blueberries. I do Greek yogurt and Kashi(crunch).

    Ok! If Dr.Oz says so!
  • smilesalot1969
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    I do have a lot of meals that i love and stick to quite a lot. At the moment im addicted to minted beans (canellini, kidney, borlotti, butter) cooked drained then tossed in mint vinaigrette. I never get tired of it and eat it at least one meal a day.
  • innocenceportrayed
    innocenceportrayed Posts: 569 Member
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    Baked chicken for lunch/dinner
    I can handle it for about a week and a half before I get bored with it.
  • FATJAKE5
    FATJAKE5 Posts: 162
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    Yes, Oatmeal for breakfast, but change the fruit from blueberries, to sliced banana, to chopped apple and crushed almonds