what do skinny people eat?!?
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Smaller portions ?0
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They eat food, just like us fat people. They just eat less. And they move more. Pretty simple concept, really.
Right on!0 -
(didn't read responses, most likely repeating)
Skinny? Not much.
Fit? Lots!0 -
They eat food, just like us fat people. They just eat less. And they move more. Pretty simple concept, really.
Yes I eat what i want but with a limit. I always try to hit my macros at the same time but I also workout intensively so it hardly affects me:)
Its a lifestyle, I don't believe in diets.0 -
I generally try to eat plenty of fruits and vegetables as well as enough protein in my diet. I avoid processed food when I can, though I do eat out and even get fast food sometimes (Though when I'm getting fast food, I do get salads, grilled chicken wraps, and the like).
You can try to just make some easy substitutions to make things healthier (e.g. cheese with skim milk instead of full fat cheese). I generally just try to find recipes that are healthy yet still tasty... this is one of my favorite sites: http://www.skinnytaste.com/
My advice is to find healthier/lighter recipes but not to do anything too extreme. In my opinion, it's all about a lifestyle change and making sure it's something you can stick with.0 -
I eat food. When I was fat, I ate too much food. I move a lot and workout hard and lift and run and lots of other stuff...when I was fat I did none of the above. I try to get my nutrition from my food...so lots of fruit and veg, lean proteins and healthy fats. Once those obligations have been met, it's whatevs....including beer, ice cream, dorritos, soda...whatevs.0
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easy answer...Not much!
I'm 'skinny' and I eat over 2,000 calories a day, on average0 -
They eat food, just like us fat people. They just eat less. And they move more. Pretty simple concept, really.
But no matter WHAT foods they eat, they eat less of them.
Less of them than whom? They don't necessarily eat less than an overweight person. They may eat the same or more but move more.0 -
My advise is start small.
This.
It's hard to make huge changes. It can be overwhelming. Keep an eye on the big picture not just today.
You might begin by eliminating sugared beverages with meals...reduce 'added sugar' intake... reduce portion sizes (MFP is pretty good at showing you the calories of each meal and of showing a real serving size as opposed to the rather large serving size we tend to default to)...include more vegetables... etc..
Take change one step at a time.
Incrementally, you can change your eating habits that way. It doesn't have to be all or nothing. Just a little more today than yesterday.0 -
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If you do well with structure, then www.happyherbivore.com has very healthy meal plans that you can purchase for a reasonable price. She does individual and family.0
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That was a really nice post and I look forward to using some of the ideas that you just put forth!0
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I WOULD SAY PICK 2 PROCESSED FOODS YOUR FAMILY CANNOT LIVE WITHOUT AND EAT THEM ONCE A WEEK AND IN PROPER PORTION SIZE MOST IMPORTANTLY LOG IT! MFP KEEPS US ACCOUNTABLE!
ANYHOW I THOUGHT IT WOULD BE HELPFUL TO LIST THE THINGS i GET WEEKLY AT THE GROCERY STORE:
10 GREEK YOGURTS THEY ARE USUALLY 10 FOR $10 AT MY STORE
3 APPLES
5 BANANAS
2 LARGE TUBS OF ORGANIC GIRL SALAD I LIKE 50/50 SPRING MIX
FROZEN TILAPIA
BERRIES (WHATEVER IS ON SALE)
2 ZUCCHINI'S
1 BUNCH OF SPINACH
2 DOZ EGGS
A COUPLE FRESH SEASONAL PRODUCE ITEMS.
LONG GRAIN BROWN RICE
100% WHOLE WHEAT BREAD LOAF
ALMOND MILK
THESE ARE STAPLE ITEMS WEEKLY
i ALSO MAKE SURE TO HAVE BALSAMIC VINEGAR, OLIVE OIL, DICED TOMATO'S IN A CAN, FROZEN VEGGIES, LOTS OF SPICES, WHOLE WHEAT NOODLES, AND CLIFF/LUNA BARS FOR ON THE GO SNACK, AND PROVOLONE DELI SLICED CHEESE OR STRING CHEESE
I KNOW I MIGHT HAVE FORGOT SOMETHING... BUT I HOPE THIS GIVES YOU SOME IDEAS OF WHAT YOU COULD HAVE AT HOME0 -
Fruits/veggies/meats. Check out some of these good for you recipe websites:
skinnytaste.com
skinnykitchen.com
emilybites.com
dashingdish.com
familyfreshcooking.com
ohsheglows.com
thegraciouspantry.com
eatcleanmag.com
outoftheboxfood.com
kalynskitchen.com
eatbetteramerica.com
chocolatecoveredkatie.com
canyoustayfordinner.com
3fatchicks.com
hungry-girl.com
cookinglight.com
angelfire.com/journal/wwrecipes
theworldaccordingtoeggface.blogspot.com
momswhothink.com/healthy-recipes/healthy-recipes.html
cleaneatingmag.com
cookinglight.com
poorgirleatswell.com
brokeandhealthy.com
eatcleandiet.com
greenlitebites.com
eat-yourself-skinny.com
eatingwell.com
manifestvegan.com
keepyourdietreal.com
Laaloosh.com
101cookbooks.com
cookingquinoa.net
theppk.com
vegetarianrecipesandcooking.com
Thevegankitchen.net
400caloriesorless.com
civilizedcavemancooking.com
budgetbytes.blogspot.com
ohsheglows.com
bbcgoodfood.com
damyhealth.com
Foodily.com
Hollyclegg.com
bariatricfoodie.com
theworldaccodingtoeggface.com
theitaliandishblog.com
theyummylife.com
undressedskeleton.tumblr.com/
nutmegnotebook.com
fatfreevegan.com
experimentinginthkitchen.blogspot.com
tidymom.net/category/recipes/diet-friendly/
http://sarahscoop.com/archives/category/food-recipes
http://www.pure2raw.com/twins-recipes/
http://www.pbfingers.com/recipes/
http://www.fannetasticfood.com/recipes/
Had to Bump just for this!!!
THANK YOU!!!0 -
Less then what they burn, I try to eat whole foods you can eat so much more calorie vs calories I can have a ton of oatmeal vs a Bowl of ice cream im talking stuffing my belly full (granted its oatmeal vs icecream) boy do I love ice cream. Get yourself educated and if you eat decent and excercise you can still have a couple pieces of Pizza or a bowl of ice cream
Hmmmm...wondering if I FREEZE oatmeal if it will be a suitable ice cream replacement...0 -
lots of food
around 4000 calories a day from fruits and vegetables. i try to eat as much of sweet sugary fruits as i can.0 -
I eat pizza and burgers and ice cream and Pop-tarts and tacos, and I'm skinny.
I ate the same stuff when I was fat.
The magic? I eat less of it now than before.0 -
They eat food, just like us fat people. They just eat less. And they move more. Pretty simple concept, really.
But no matter WHAT foods they eat, they eat less of them.0 -
The way to go is to make healthy clean versions of the foods you enjoy
IMO that's the way to yo-yo diet. Cutting out the foods you actually like in favor of "healthy" or "clean" versions often leads to relapsing and binging. Pretty much all the people I know that have been successful long-term, including myself, don't do that sort of thing.0 -
The way to go is to make healthy clean versions of the foods you enjoy
IMO that's the way to yo-yo diet. Cutting out the foods you actually like in favor of "healthy" or "clean" versions often leads to relapsing and binging. Pretty much all the people I know that have been successful long-term, including myself, don't do that sort of thing.0 -
The way to go is to make healthy clean versions of the foods you enjoy
IMO that's the way to yo-yo diet. Cutting out the foods you actually like in favor of "healthy" or "clean" versions often leads to relapsing and binging. Pretty much all the people I know that have been successful long-term, including myself, don't do that sort of thing.0 -
Where on this site might I find recipes? I also never know what to cook!0
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Where on this site might I find recipes? I also never know what to cook!
Here is a facebook page with good ideas and pictorial recipes:
https://www.facebook.com/TheSassyGourmet#0 -
on this site you can go to >> Community >Message Boards>(select Recipes from the main list of Boards)> then you can browse the most recent posts or you can type an ingredient or recipe name in Search0
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They eat food, just like us fat people. They just eat less. And they move more. Pretty simple concept, really.
Problem solved, end thread.
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check out the "100 Days of Real Food" blog on facebook. It has lots of kid friendly, easy recipes and lunch ideas. Mostly you have to quit the junk food. Watch "Forks over Knives" on Netflix. It will help show you how junk food is so bad.0
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check out the "100 Days of Real Food" blog on facebook. It has lots of kid friendly, easy recipes and lunch ideas. Mostly you have to quit the junk food. Watch "Forks over Knives" on Netflix. It will help show you how junk food is so bad.0
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food.. generally speaking...just not as much as the fat people..
Although some of them eat strictly cocaine and alochol and vomit alot.. depends on how skinny you're talkin...0 -
When losing weight, modifying your outlook towards food is equally as vital as the actual food you eat. My personal mantra is that some people live to eat, while others eat to live. Combined with exercise, my mental strength helped me lose 35+ pounds!0
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The funny thing about skinny people; they either eat nothing or everything. Your welcome.0
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