quick lunch ideas
denisec26
Posts: 199 Member
im about to head out to do some minamal shopping cause we have nothing in th ehouse and i cant spend alot of $ till next week, but i have no idea what to get that will be good for lunch for the next few days, so far im doing a sald and chicken 1 day and a turkey sandwich that i got from special k.
any ideas?
i dont eat peppers or onions, seafood ,no soup or chilli- too hot here
and its gotta be quick.
any ideas?
i dont eat peppers or onions, seafood ,no soup or chilli- too hot here
and its gotta be quick.
0
Replies
-
Well no tuna then...
What about an egg white omlette? Or even 1 whole egg and 1 egg white? I LOVE breakfast foods!!0 -
Cottage cheese and fruit/yogurt and fruit/a granola bar and yogurt. These types of combinations usually work for me.0
-
Tuna fish on crackers is what I have a lot of days...0
-
what about a whole wheat rice salad with tuna albacore in water, sliced olives, tomatoes, lettuce, and if you want, a bit of cheese? No dressing needed, sometimes I'd add a tb of olive oil for added flavor.
it's a cold dish, but if it's hot there, it will be filling, have protein and fiber.
BTW you can substitute the rice with quinoa or barley if you wish.0 -
veggie burger wraps with hummus, lettuce and sprouts!0
-
If no tuna, what about minced chicken or nuts?0
-
Tuna fish on crackers is what I have a lot of days...0
-
A plain Salad with Light dressing (french gives it more flavor and shredded lettuce is best) is very low cal. And strawberries are very low calorie too.0
-
Dempsters' bodywise tortilla wraps - or weight watchers or some other tortilla wrap.
Chicken breast (or to save $$ - chicken thigh) - boneless/skinless. Cook. Dice up.
Toss chicken, onto wrap, hot sauce or other condiment, and whatever veggies you like. Pair with carrot sticks and water.
simple and easy.0 -
I love just doing a salad with spinach chicken and reduced fat cheese. Quick easy and healthy.0
-
My standby is a peanut butter and jam sandwich, with an apple on the side.
It's quick and easy, and if you get calorie friendly bread and peanut butter, not too bad for you.0 -
you can make a lot of different stuff with a whole chicken - I bought two this weekend, gonna cook those suckers up tomorrow and Sat! They were 0.67 a pound here and I bought two. Roast them in the oven on top of potatoes, veggies, etc.... You can shred some of it and make a salad, or chicken tacos.
It may be too hot for soup, but you could boil the carcass and make chicken broth and freeze it - or make chicken noodle soup and freeze it for another day. I do that just in case I get sick and need something to eat with minimal effort.
you can also do a lot with ground turkey (turkey meatballs, turkey burgers, turkey meatloaf...)
Should I keep going? lol0 -
I love the mission wraps(tomato or spinach flavored), with romaine lettuce and I do as was said earlier, chicken breast (cooked and cut up and individually pkged) I like the mini rice cakes with these often because I get 18 for 130 calories, and it is a nice substitue for chips.0
-
Definitely something with protein to keep you feeling full. The salad idea is definitely a great route and provided you have no objection to variety, you can definitely incorporate some filling veggies in the salad.0
-
Here is my Pesto Pita Pizza. A whole wheat pita with a tablespoon of Pesto sauce, chopped tomato and crumbled feta. Cooked in the oven for about 10 min or depends how crispy you like this.
sometimes I add a couple slices of chopped up turkey meat or olives. It is SO tastey.0 -
I don't eat seafood either.. blah! This week I'm having homemade chicken salad on a pita! I do put red onions in it and it would not be the same without them. I just mix grilled chuck chicken, light mayo, light oilve oil, a little lemon juice, chopped celery and red onion, pepper and garlic powder to taste. I warm a pita pocket, stuff and add some craisins! I eat it with some carrots usually and that makes for a less then 300 calorie meal.
When they're on sale the Healthy Choice Steamers in the freezer isle are yum! I like chicken marinara the best. At the cheapest they're usually $2.50 each.
When I'm feeling really poor I have a bag of "natural lightly salted" popcorn for lunch. It's less then 200 calories. I fill up on a protein bar or lots of veggies along with it.0
This discussion has been closed.
Categories
- All Categories
- 1.4M Health, Wellness and Goals
- 393.6K Introduce Yourself
- 43.8K Getting Started
- 260.3K Health and Weight Loss
- 176K Food and Nutrition
- 47.5K Recipes
- 232.6K Fitness and Exercise
- 431 Sleep, Mindfulness and Overall Wellness
- 6.5K Goal: Maintaining Weight
- 8.6K Goal: Gaining Weight and Body Building
- 153K Motivation and Support
- 8K Challenges
- 1.3K Debate Club
- 96.4K Chit-Chat
- 2.5K Fun and Games
- 3.8K MyFitnessPal Information
- 24 News and Announcements
- 1.1K Feature Suggestions and Ideas
- 2.6K MyFitnessPal Tech Support Questions