Evening calories.....
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I'm with those who save a big portion for dinner. I like a big dinner and usually a dessert. Sometimes even an evening snack. I sometimes even have two mini dinners because my husband typically works late so I will have a small one when I would normally eat dinner, and then another small one with him when he is home.0
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@segacs I'm interested in what you eat for breakfast that's only 200 calories0
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senglishrose wrote: »@segacs I'm interested in what you eat for breakfast that's only 200 calories
Usually some oatmeal and a cup of coffee when I get to the office. I'm not much of a morning/breakfast person.0 -
I usually have 75% of my calories between 5-10pm. I usually don't eat early in the day....im just not hungry.
Yeah that's pretty much me too. I'll eat a modest breakfast (300 cal or so). I eat a pretty light lunch, and usually a small snack in the afternoon. That usually leaves around 1200 calories or so for dinner/evenings.0 -
I eat a small breakfast, about 300 calories, and have a healthy salad for lunch, and use rest of my 1200 for dinner
I put in my log first thing in AM what I am going to eat that day, as I know if I am going out or not so know if go out how many calories I can have for dinner.
I also do fitbit and at least 10,000 steps a day, most days do more .0 -
senglishrose wrote: »@misskarihari -- yikess...seriously?
Yes. The rice is very high in calories, and make rolls with avocado, tempura, salmon has lots of fat, sugar in the ginger... Eat sashimi if you want to be careful with the calories :-)
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senglishrose wrote: »@segacs I'm interested in what you eat for breakfast that's only 200 calories
Im a small brekkie eater too. I usually only eat a piece of whole meal bread ( toast) with a light butter and either vegemite or peanut butter. anywhere from 115-150 calories. if i add a poached egg instead its still around 200 calories.0 -
suddenly I don't want sushi tonight lol The tempura the best part of sushi.0
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senglishrose wrote: »Sometimes in the afternoon I may want something but when I see how many calories I have left for the day I think to myself that I may want to conserve them for dinner. Do you save a certain amount of calories for your evening meal?
I generally pre-log my entire day and know exactly where I stand at all times. I always make sure I have enough calories for desert.0 -
I normally do not eat breakfast, so my calories are usually dividing amongst lunch and dinner. Gives me more to work with for each. It makes me happy that way.0
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ceoverturf wrote: »I usually have 75% of my calories between 5-10pm. I usually don't eat early in the day....im just not hungry.
Yeah that's pretty much me too. I'll eat a modest breakfast (300 cal or so). I eat a pretty light lunch, and usually a small snack in the afternoon. That usually leaves around 1200 calories or so for dinner/evenings.
Room for a bottle (or two) of wiiiiiiiiine!0 -
misskarihari wrote: »senglishrose wrote: »@misskarihari -- yikess...seriously?
Yes. The rice is very high in calories, and make rolls with avocado, tempura, salmon has lots of fat, sugar in the ginger... Eat sashimi if you want to be careful with the calories :-)
Agreed. I love sushi but eating it in small enough amounts to stay within my calorie goal is tough. Agree that sashimi is the way to go. Some edamame as a starter is a good idea, too -- it's a great vegetarian complete protein that's also high in iron and fibre.0 -
senglishrose wrote: »suddenly I don't want sushi tonight lol The tempura the best part of sushi.
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ceoverturf wrote: »I usually have 75% of my calories between 5-10pm. I usually don't eat early in the day....im just not hungry.
Yeah that's pretty much me too. I'll eat a modest breakfast (300 cal or so). I eat a pretty light lunch, and usually a small snack in the afternoon. That usually leaves around 1200 calories or so for dinner/evenings.
Room for a bottle (or two) of wiiiiiiiiine!
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I'll just have to learn how to eat a small amount.0
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senglishrose wrote: »I'll just have to learn how to eat a small amount.
The good news is, sushi in smaller amounts is much more budget-friendly.0 -
zachbonner wrote: »misskarihari wrote: »I had sushi on saturday, ate 13 pieces and it quickly ended up on 800 calories (roughly estimated)! So watch out, but enjoy it
10k steps a day is very good. Keep it up.
I'm still learning a lot -- What does nvm mean?
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senglishrose wrote: »@segacs I'm interested in what you eat for breakfast that's only 200 calories
Usually some oatmeal and a cup of coffee when I get to the office. I'm not much of a morning/breakfast person.
This is me, too. My breakfast is usually a 200ish calorie low sugar protein bar after I get to the office.0 -
senglishrose wrote: »zachbonner wrote: »misskarihari wrote: »I had sushi on saturday, ate 13 pieces and it quickly ended up on 800 calories (roughly estimated)! So watch out, but enjoy it
10k steps a day is very good. Keep it up.
I'm still learning a lot -- What does nvm mean?
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