What are five staples in your kitchen?
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            Nature's Own 100% Whole Wheat Bread
 Bananas
 Apples
 Quick Oats
 Whey Protein (running out!)0
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            Frozen chicken breast tenderloins
 Minute Brown Rice
 Green Giant Simply Steam Veggies (asparagus is our fav)
 Salsa
 Blackbeans0
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            1. Chicken
 2. Nutella - how did I live 38 years without this?!
 3. Frozen pepper stir fry, and other frozen veggie mixes
 4. Brown Rice
 5. DiGiorno Pizza. One night a week, I have half a pizza. :happy:0
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            Brown rice
 chicken thighs
 extra virgin olive oil
 four bean mix
 red lentils or pasta
 And lots and lots of fresh fruit and veggies, herbs and spices. 0 0
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            Kefir(I make it myself so really a combo of mik and kefir grains), bananas, flax seeds, and whey isolate. I have been doing a ton of shakes lately so those are my top 4. If I had to add a 5th it would be steak!! Yum!0
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            Boneless Skinless Chicken Breast and Turkey
 Ready to eat Salad mix
 Cheese (light string and shredded cheddar mixes)
 Carb Balance tortillas (basically flour tortillas with a ton of added fiber)
 Butter Flavored cooking spray and I can't believe it's not butter spray0
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            This is tough. I'd say:
 1. All-natural almonds
 2. Dried cherries
 ^^ For snacking
 3. Low-sodium/fat-free chicken broth (seriously it goes in everything)
 4. Fresh veggies (always stocked up, always something different)
 5. Water
 What a weird top five, sorry.0
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            Brown rice
 Natural yoghurt
 Eggs (whole eggs, none of this egg white business!)
 Almonds
 Tomato passata
 And lots of veggies - zuccini, mushrooms, capsicum, onions, baby spinach, cherry tomatoes0
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            Chicken
 SALAD
 VEGIES
 Pinenuts
 EVOO0
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            Organic, unsweetened soy milk/almond milk
 Blueberries
 Raw, unsalted almonds
 Eggs from the farm down the street
 Frozen wild Alaskan salmon fillets
 (and salad mix, but it always goes bad because I don't eat it :P)0
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            5 staples that have really helped me lose weight
 mushrooms
 pumpkin
 chicken breast
 eggs
 wholemeal bread0
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            Garlic
 Pasata
 brocolli
 organic milk
 sliced roast beef/turkey0
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            eggs
 eggs
 eggs
 eggs
 coffee
 Love eggs. could quite happily live off them.0
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            Bagel Thins (only 110 calories each and I feel like I am still eating bagels)
 Eggs
 Baby Spinach
 Polenta
 Special K Cereal Bars0
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            Spinach
 Eggs
 Protein Powder
 Lean Beef
 Fish0
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            sunflower seeds - use 'em to make vegan pate, throw them in salads, breakfast porridges, etc.
 garlic - punch of flavour makes up for using less fat IMHO
 cayenne - same as garlic
 cauliflower - use it instead of rice. I pulse it in the food processor and throw it in nori wraps to make 'sushi'
 vegetable broth - throw a bunch of stuff into it and instant filling soup. The water fills me up and makes for a more substantial feeling meal. 0 0
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            coconut oil
 nuts
 eggs
 meat
 veggies
 5 is hard!0
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            1. Tonnes of fresh veg.
 2. Chick peas.
 3. Chicken stock.
 4. Full spice\herb cupboard.
 5. Chopped canned tomatoes.0
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            1. Fage Greek yogurt
 2. raw almonds
 3. fruit
 4. high fiber oatmeal
 5. Starkist herb and Garlic Tuna packets (travel well, filling, and low calories)0
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            coffee
 eggs
 chicken breasts
 fresh veggies
 yogurt0
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            1. Porridge
 2. Tuna
 3. Cream Cheese
 4. Coffee
 5. Cucumber0
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            1. george foreman grill
 2. food scale
 3. chicken tits
 4. tuna
 5. protein powder!!!0
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            I wouldn't even know where to start. I've been the primary cook for a family of four (plus extras almost every night for dinner) for almost 20 years.0
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            This is fun!
 Chobani, because I eat it for breakfast.
 Spinach/Broccoli, because I blend it into smoothies daily.
 Bananas, re: smoothies (and also because my husband will actually eat them.)
 Wheat flour, for making pitas, tortillas, bread, etc.
 Beans! I add black or cannellini beans to almost everything.0
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            1. Lean meat (chicken or fish (I prefer tilapia))
 2. Greek yogurt
 3. berries (strawberries, raspberries, or blackberries)
 4. low-sodium cheese
 5. black beans0
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            1. george foreman grill
 2. food scale
 3. chicken tits
 4. tuna
 5. protein powder!!!
 Lol @ #30
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            Raw Nuts
 Veggies
 Fruit
 Chai seeds
 Pulses for sprouting0
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            Food scale
 Measuring spoons and cups
 Sharp knives
 Berries
 Meat0
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            Whole wheat flour( I make my own bread)
 Eggs (I have my own chickens)
 Some kind of nuts
 frozen green veggies
 Different kinds of lean meats. (gr.deer,chicken, deer roast)
 dried beans and brown rice
 Sorry, I had to add one more.0
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            Non fat greek yogurt ( what's on sale )
 frozen berries
 frozen and fresh vegetables
 organic milk
 coffee
 of course theres much much more!0
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