It's lunch time, what have you got ?

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  • CStultz
    CStultz Posts: 2
    Healthy Choice Cafe Steamers- Thai Style Chicken and Vegetables, spicy goodness! A half of a banana and my weakness (and one allowance for the day) an ice cold coke...grand total 440 calories...afternoon snack will be Yoplait Key Lime yogurt...and water :smile:
  • vzepol
    vzepol Posts: 131 Member
    Small salad, my pizza replacement sliced vegetables with tomato sauce and a little mozzarella. Good stuff.
  • frostiegurl
    frostiegurl Posts: 708 Member
    Today I'll be having my modified version of Magic Crust Quiche with egg whites, fat free half n half, broccoli, low sodium mozzarella cheese, oyster mushrooms and red bell peppers, accompanied by a fresh spring greens salad. All for about 250 Calories
  • codexica
    codexica Posts: 25 Member
    Well, I was GOING to have a burrito, but I forgot to pack a tortilla with the rest of my lunch, so I'll be having seasoned beans with lettuce and tomato. YUM!
  • cmmull67
    cmmull67 Posts: 170 Member
    I had a spinach salad. :flowerforyou:

    Same. With corn, peas, vidalia slice, and baby bella's for a full cornucopia of veggies.
  • Losing2Live69
    Losing2Live69 Posts: 743 Member
    I'm having a big salad with lots of veggies and black beans on it for extra protein. I am also a dressing hog...lol:ohwell: , so I have started taking 2 tbs. of my favorite dressing (Ken's creamy Italian-I can't find a low cal creamy Italian) and combine it with plain Greek yogurt and just enough milk to make it the right consistency. One day I will fully part with my dressing:sad: ....just not yet! I have given up other things like bread, rice and pasta...but I gotta have that dressing (for now).

    :flowerforyou: Have a great day everyone!!
  • Mindful_Trent
    Mindful_Trent Posts: 3,954 Member
    Turkey meatloaf, some fresh broccoli (I'll steam it in the microwave) and some baby carrots. Yum!

    As a side note for people looking for lunch ideas - meatloaf is a GREAT food to cook up on a night when you have some time and then use for your meals over the next week. It can be made pretty healthy (mine is 93/7 ground turkey, onion, tomato, eggs, wheat germ, bread crumbs (just a little) and spices) and is a good source of protein. It does well in the fridge and is easy to grab when you're in a hurry and quick to heat up (or eat cold). Can be eaten by itself, on salad, in a sandwich... It doesn't even take that much effort to make - you mix it up and then leave it in the oven to do its thing. You can even make mini-meatloafs by cooking them in muffin tins.
  • kaitimae
    kaitimae Posts: 727 Member
    I'm going to be having a grown up Lunchable - they are called Deli Creations I think... and some green grapes! But I just finished my morning snack of a Fage peach yogurt, so lunch will be in an hour or so still.
  • frostiegurl
    frostiegurl Posts: 708 Member
    Turkey meatloaf, some fresh broccoli (I'll steam it in the microwave) and some baby carrots. Yum!

    As a side note for people looking for lunch ideas - meatloaf is a GREAT food to cook up on a night when you have some time and then use for your meals over the next week. It can be made pretty healthy (mine is 93/7 ground turkey, onion, tomato, eggs, wheat germ, bread crumbs (just a little) and spices) and is a good source of protein. It does well in the fridge and is easy to grab when you're in a hurry and quick to heat up (or eat cold). Can be eaten by itself, on salad, in a sandwich... It doesn't even take that much effort to make - you mix it up and then leave it in the oven to do its thing. You can even make mini-meatloafs by cooking them in muffin tins.

    I made turkey meatloaf the other evening for dinner and I love eating it for leftovers the following few days. Meatloaf sandwiches FTW.
  • littletiger972000
    littletiger972000 Posts: 159
    I had a 6 in. black forest ham sub from Subway and a container of sugar-free chocolate pudding.
  • cjnorman
    cjnorman Posts: 93
    "St. Dalfour- Gourmet on the Go - Wild Salmon With Vegetables" the whole container :) St Dalfour Gourmet on the Go has become a staple for me.
  • kidakiwi04
    kidakiwi04 Posts: 238
    i/2 a bowl of Ann Chun Kung Pao with grilled chicken and some mixed veggies. Yumm
  • Bride2B090812
    Bride2B090812 Posts: 34
    I had a Healthy Choice Meal:Ravioli Florentine Marinara. 230 calories and very YUMMY.

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  • jessalice66
    jessalice66 Posts: 47 Member
    i try to have high protein lunches so my body burns fat and not muscle (especially on the days i go jogging) so today it's a tuna salad :) sometimes i have peanut butter sandwiches though...
  • hippiechick89
    hippiechick89 Posts: 14
    healthy choice frozen meal-
    rosemary chicken w/ sweet potatoes, yellow carrots & pearl onions
    180 cals of yummy
    also some green grapes and a nature valley peanut butter granola thin
    all for under 300 calories :D
  • omgitsgarry
    omgitsgarry Posts: 138
    I didn't wake up in time for breakfast, so I had a ham and cheese lean pocket, 1 serving of progesso Italian Wedding Soup, and V8 fusion juice with 1 serving of benefiber mixed in.
  • abyt42
    abyt42 Posts: 1,358 Member
    In another 2 hours, I'll be enjoying left over curried potato and pea pot pie! (They're amazingly good!)
  • 123456654321
    123456654321 Posts: 1,311 Member
    Chicken noodle soup:)
  • oniponi3
    oniponi3 Posts: 6
    tea and a banana and a pink and white wafer as had big breakfast got chicken curry for dinner
  • laurelderry
    laurelderry Posts: 384 Member
    Chipotle Black Bean Burger from Mornigstar farms sandwiched between two slices of Organic Oatmeal bread (yummm)- if I'm still hungry after that I have an Organic Tangelo.

    And for afternoon snack- Chobani peach yogurt, Organic Gala apple, and Organic celery and carrots.

    Yummmm- and yes, I am an organic nut if you didn't notice.

    Happy Lunch everyone!
  • Val_from_OH
    Val_from_OH Posts: 447 Member
    healthy choice frozen meal-
    rosemary chicken w/ sweet potatoes, yellow carrots & pearl onions
    180 cals of yummy

    That's what I just ate! I didn't like it too much though - too oniony and rosemaryish :ohwell: Will start on my apple soon.
  • Darlis
    Darlis Posts: 191 Member
    4oz grilled chicken on Nature's Own Sandwich thin with a little brown mustard. 1/2 c. Healthy Choice Tomato Basil Soup
  • brendansmom1
    brendansmom1 Posts: 526 Member
    albacore tuna with a bit of light mayo with a couple pieces of pepper

    apple

    sugar free caramel mousse

    yum!
  • PegasusDeb
    PegasusDeb Posts: 665 Member
    I had a ham & tomato sammy on a sandwich thin. I am quite proud of myself, only ONE serving of Miracle Whip Light. I Love that stuff, so one Tbsp is a big thing for me!
  • ItsTerriC
    ItsTerriC Posts: 436 Member
    Leftover Pork Chop from last night's dinner and a pink lady apple. :bigsmile:
  • lovetowrite73
    lovetowrite73 Posts: 1,244 Member
    I got a Lil Tuna from Potbelly with lettuce, tomato (which they forgot!), onion and Italian seasoning - no cheese. It was great! I'm about to grab some fresh pepper slices (yellow, red, orange and green) and snack on those. Yum.
  • christenmc
    christenmc Posts: 22
    grilled artichoke
    wheat thins with sabra roasted red pepper hummus & roasted tomato and chipotle salsa
    hot lemon honey water
  • 1113cw
    1113cw Posts: 830 Member
    5oz grilled salmon
    3/4 cup asian cabbage slaw

    298 calories
  • 1113cw
    1113cw Posts: 830 Member
    Turkey meatloaf, some fresh broccoli (I'll steam it in the microwave) and some baby carrots. Yum!

    As a side note for people looking for lunch ideas - meatloaf is a GREAT food to cook up on a night when you have some time and then use for your meals over the next week. It can be made pretty healthy (mine is 93/7 ground turkey, onion, tomato, eggs, wheat germ, bread crumbs (just a little) and spices) and is a good source of protein. It does well in the fridge and is easy to grab when you're in a hurry and quick to heat up (or eat cold). Can be eaten by itself, on salad, in a sandwich... It doesn't even take that much effort to make - you mix it up and then leave it in the oven to do its thing. You can even make mini-meatloafs by cooking them in muffin tins.

    Yum... will have to try this out as well. Just made the recipe below for Spicy Chipotle Turkey burgers for dinner last night and it was DELISH! Although I ditched the bun that's mentioned in the recipe and used low fat swiss cheese.

    http://allrecipes.com/Recipe/Spicy-Chipotle-Turkey-Burgers/Detail.aspx
  • oEmmyo
    oEmmyo Posts: 21
    Turkey & Tomato panini from the eating well website, yogurt, a special K bar, and an orange.
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