Healthy Shopping List?

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StephieBearxox
StephieBearxox Posts: 6 Member
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In about an hour or so, my family and I are going shopping and I would love to have even more healthy choices in the house. So what do you guys get when you go shopping?

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  • JuliRamone
    JuliRamone Posts: 365 Member
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    I always buy:

    Tomatoes
    Light Mozzarella
    Ham
    Chicken breast
    frozen veggies
    apples or bananas
    frozen fruits
    greek yogurt
  • mamaoftwins9197
    mamaoftwins9197 Posts: 142 Member
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    I'm a pescatarian, but my kids still eat meat occasionally. My typical list looks something like this

    -salad
    -raw spinach
    -mushrooms
    -zucchini
    -squash
    -broccoli
    -bananas
    -blueberries
    -veggie burgers
    -frozen tilapia
    -cheeses
    -cottage cheese
    -2% milk
    -eggs
    -sandwich thins
  • Serah87
    Serah87 Posts: 5,481 Member
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    Went grocery shopping today and ice cream was on the top of my list!! :wink:
  • sculli123
    sculli123 Posts: 1,221 Member
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    I buy the same things most of the time but I'll switch around certain sauces or seasoning and brands of things from time to time.

    I buy things like the following:

    skinless chicken breast
    steak
    burgers (chicken, beef, or salmon)
    eggs (usually whole eggs but recently got some liquid egg whites mainly for some recipies I make)
    almond milk (sometimes skim milk)
    salads - (pre-mixed and I buy one for every work day to bring with me)
    protein bars
    oats
    pancake mix (got organic flax ones this last time, I will make pancakes with them and use for other recipies (protein cakes))
    fish oil
    Kashi Golean Cereal
    cheese
    fresh fruit
    fat free greek yogurt

    I'll get a few other odds and ends sometimes but the above is my usual stuff. I also use protein powders.
  • YumeSerket
    YumeSerket Posts: 24
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    Produce:
    - Apples
    -Bananas
    -Oranges
    -Grapefruit
    -Pears
    -Grapes
    -Berries

    -Collard Greens
    -Spinach
    -Mushrooms
    -Broccoli
    -Corn
    -Tomatoes
    -Celery
    -Green onions
    -Sweet onions

    Pantry:
    -Chickpeas
    -Beans
    -Brown rice
    -Wild rice
    -Oatmeal
    -Cream of Rice
    -Granola
    -Dark chocolate
    -Noodles
    -Tea
    -Tortilla chips
    -Veggie chips
    -Salsa
    -Lentils
    -Canned tuna
    -Canned tomatoes

    Refrigerated/Frozen:
    -Greek yogurt
    -Milk
    -Frozen berries
    -Frozen veggies
    -Kefir
    -Cheese
    -Eggs
    -Chicken breast
    -Lean ground turkey
    -Lean ground beef
  • kandbabies
    kandbabies Posts: 15
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    Fish - this is my fill 'er up food! Either canned chunk light tuna, tilapia filets, or salmon filets
    Light mayo
    Spinach - fresh and frozen
    Sweet potatoes - to bake with a little butter
    Fiber One granola bars
    Frigo Cheese sticks
    Other kinds of cheese
    Skippy natural peanut butter
    Thin-sliced sirloin steak - I cook in the crock pot with a can of enchilada sauce for easy soft tacos
    Country-style beef ribs - also cooked in the crockpot with a homemade barbeque sauce
    Frozen veggies of all kinds
    Oatmeal - to eat raw with a little brown sugar, or cooked with raisins
    Chicken breasts to grill
    Vanilla ice cream
    Redi-whip
    Unbleached flour
    Cornmeal mix (already has the baking powder, etc... mixed in)
    Avocado - one or two a week is good
    Bananas
  • SandyBVTN
    SandyBVTN Posts: 367 Member
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    Lately my must haves are:

    Broccoli (I roast it and eat it by the plateful with a little grated parmesan)
    Lettuce
    Refried beans
    Flour tortillas
    Corn tortillas
    Full fat cheddar
    1% cottage cheese
    Chicken breasts
    Salad toppers! There are loads of fairly low cal crunchy yummy salad toppers out there. The Fresh Gourmet ones in particular are awesome.
    Celery
    Zevia Soda (sugar and artificial sweetener free)
    Multigrain Cheerios
    Whole milk
  • angelamb1970
    angelamb1970 Posts: 123 Member
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    Always on my list:

    Eggplant
    Zucchini
    cucumbers
    tomatoes
    sugar snap peas
    spring mix salad
    spinach salad
    watermelon
    nectarines/peaches
    berries
    mushrooms
    chicken broth
    garlic
    ginger
    swiss chard
    boneless/skinless chicken breasts
    salmon
    petite sirloin steaks
    97/3 ground beef
    garbanzo beans
    black beans
    kidney beans
    lentils
    brown rice
    whole wheat double fiber english muffins
    whole wheat sandwich pitas
    carb control tortillas
    almond milk
    greek yogurt
    cottage cheese
    dill pickles
    frozen broccoli
    frozen cauliflower
    100 calorie fudge bars (not sugar-free)
  • jennyhoon
    jennyhoon Posts: 138 Member
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    Fresh Green Veggies, Fruits (3-4 kinds), poultry meat, legumes and oat cookies (snacking)
  • jennyhoon
    jennyhoon Posts: 138 Member
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    Always on my list:

    Eggplant
    Zucchini
    cucumbers
    tomatoes
    sugar snap peas
    spring mix salad
    spinach salad
    watermelon
    nectarines/peaches
    berries
    mushrooms
    chicken broth
    garlic
    ginger
    swiss chard
    boneless/skinless chicken breasts
    salmon
    petite sirloin steaks
    97/3 ground beef
    garbanzo beans
    black beans
    kidney beans
    lentils
    brown rice
    whole wheat double fiber english muffins
    whole wheat sandwich pitas
    carb control tortillas
    almond milk
    greek yogurt
    cottage cheese
    dill pickles
    frozen broccoli
    frozen cauliflower
    100 calorie fudge bars (not sugar-free)

    Wow..amazing..Your list of foods in fridge, I can imagine myself to cook a healthy meal or preparing sweet healthy dessert.
  • MKEgal
    MKEgal Posts: 3,250 Member
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    I find I spend a lot of time in the produce department & usually have a full crisper drawer + some things stashed elsewhere in the fridge. I'll often have several cups of sauteed veggies with 8-10 oz of tofu and 1c of rice or 2 oz of whole wheat pasta (about 1.5 cups cooked).

    In general, avoid processed foods, stick to the most natural things you can.
    (That being said, yes, one of my fairly frequent dinners is a 50-cal multi-grain tortilla with 2 slices of turkey lunchmeat, a slice of cheese, and some mayo.)

    brown rice
    ground chicken
    chicken breasts
    salmon
    tofu (I glom onto any I find in the 99c bin, unless it's soft)
    Greek yogurt (add fruit, honey, & some dry oatmeal & you have a dinner)
    cottage cheese
    whole wheat pasta
    beans
    eggs
    whole wheat bread
    peanut butter
    hummus

    I really like the frozen Chinese dumplings (gyoza) that can be pan-fried, served w/ peanut sauce.

    my usual breakfast is:
    12 oz skim milk + 1 serving Carnation instant breakfast + malted milk powder
    1 slice whole wheat bread + 1.5 T peanut butter
    1 banana
  • Swiftlet66
    Swiftlet66 Posts: 729 Member
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    Hey I went shopping today too! Here's what I got:
    Vegetables:
    Sugar snap peas
    Carrots
    Cabbage
    Broccoli
    Cherry tomatoes
    Bell pepper
    Potatoes
    Frozen vegetable mix of corn, peas and green beans

    Fruit:
    A large bag of pears

    Meats and dairy:
    Turkey bacon
    Ground turkey
    Whole milk
    Greek yogurt

    Grains and other:
    Whole wheat flour
    Steel cut oats
    Garlic stuffed olives
    Gum

    Yum!!

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