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    Posts: 51 Member
    edited November 2024 in Food and Nutrition
    Hi, I am wondering what type of food I can eat to make me feel fuller longer and also need more fiber. thanks much

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    • Posts: 2,469 Member
      Quest bars have been getting a write up recently. :-)
    • Posts: 51 Member
      thanks I want to really watch my sugar and cal intake
    • Posts: 30,886 Member
      Protein plus vegetables works for me.

      Legumes have lots of fiber, as do many vegetables and fruits, whole grains, etc.

      If you log things on MFP you can see how much fiber they have.
    • Posts: 26,368 Member
      When you figure it out, let me know.

      For me usually it's a combination of fiber, fat and protein that works... but not always. But typically fruit with nuts/nut butter/cheese/yogurt.
    • Posts: 1,369 Member
      Different for everyone. Balanced meal that includes plenty of carbs works best for me.
    • Posts: 478 Member
      edited September 2015
      A big salad with chicken breast strips
      Broccoli
      A protein shake with almond milk
    • Posts: 3,488 Member
      A big salad made with napa cabbage instead of lettuce; oatmeal; massive amounts of green veggies; mushrooms in or on everything
    • Posts: 81 Member
      Don't know why, but I've been eating cheong fun (Chinese rice rolls) with homemade sauce for breakfast and I'm often so full I don't even want to eat lunch. Only 240 calories.
    • Posts: 5,377 Member
      Vegetables can tend to do it just on stomach distension while keeping calories low. I eat 4.2 cup / 360 g's which is only about ~130 calories pretty regularly.
      NutriotionData.com has a fullness factor that you can look at for various foods:
      http://nutritiondata.self.com/topics/fullness-factor
    • Posts: 180 Member
      Potatoes with skin with black beans on top. Can't think of anything more filling (lots of fiber too).
    • Posts: 60 Member
      Protein, healthy fats, veggies, and tons of water. Avoid sugar and white breads, as they will make you extra hungry. Those protein bars have a lot of sugar. Oh, and get enough sleep! I'm always hungrier when I'm sleep-deprived.
    • Posts: 733 Member
      Greek yogurt or oatmeal with chia seeds stirred in.

      Protein with legumes / pulses or cruciferous veggies

      Sweet potato topped with black beans

    • Posts: 712 Member
      -Brown rice with black beans and spinach
      -A large bowl of strawberries or any fruits
      -Potato and spinach soup
      -Potato and cauliflower soup
      etc
    • Posts: 5,961 Member
      Sorry, I'm not sure. Fibre makes my stomach hurt while simultaneously not making me feel full. So I only eat what just... comes to me through my diet. I find fat and protein help most.

      But fibre foods would be fruits and veggies, brown rice and wheat things, cereals... beans..
    • Posts: 1 Member
      Shirataki Noodles - almost zero calories and filling! The consistency is a matter of taste though...
    • Posts: 48 Member
      At a 600-700 deficit for 2months i eat a tonn of greens everyday literally lol never hungry cabbage and broccolli my favorite
    • Posts: 447 Member
      I try to fit in at least one or two servings of whole grain food in to my day, be it a 100% whole wheat wrap, or pasta. They're a great source of fiber. Legumes are another good source, and any fresh fruits and vegetables will have at least a bit - berries are a good source compared to some other fruits. I also will have a tsp of psyllium fiber with a glass of water if my fiber is low that day.
    • Posts: 2,696 Member
      Carbs make you hungry. Go ketogenic.
    • Posts: 14,464 Member
      I am fullest when I add a little protein to my fiber. Like chicken WITH a big salad, or egg WITH a bran muffin, or Greek yogurt WITH some steel cut oats. I think satiety is highly individual. A tablespoon of peanuts WITH a big bowl of air popped popcorn works wonders too.

      http://www.webmd.com/diet/insoluble-soluble-fiber

      You aren't going to get fiber without a little carbs, too. Unless you stir Metamucil in to your protein shake.
    • Posts: 383 Member
      If you want to get the most amount of fiber for the least amount of calories, here's a table I made that shows you the "champion foods".
      They are ranked by the number of grams of fiber per 100kcal of that specific food:

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    • Posts: 451 Member
      Greek yogurt mixed with peanut butter.
    • Posts: 24 Member
      Steel cut oats for breakfast.

      I put mine in the slow cooker before going to bed. Cook on low for six hours (my slow cooker goes to the warm setting after the six hours are done). Mix in a little bit of sweetener and any fruit you want. It is really filling.
    • Posts: 145 Member
      I don't know about high fiber foods but I drink a protein shake if I'm hungry and it keeps me full for several hours. It contains 30g of protein, 2g sugar, 5g carbs, 160 calories and a few grams of fiber.
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