Post a picture of everything that you eat

luizaxxi
luizaxxi Posts: 59 Member
edited November 2024 in Food and Nutrition
This can be a good tool to make healthier food choices... I will start with my breakfast this morning

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  • luizaxxi
    luizaxxi Posts: 59 Member
  • rosebarnalice
    rosebarnalice Posts: 3,488 Member
    I did that for 30 days last September & October, and posted in on my blog. Here's the link to the "reflections" page at the end of my 30 days, and you can scroll through the previous 30 days of blog posts to see what I ate that month: http://www.myfitnesspal.com/blog/rosebarnalice/view/reflections-on-the-30-day-you-are-what-you-eat-photo-challenge-774167
  • luizaxxi
    luizaxxi Posts: 59 Member
    I did that for 30 days last September & October, and posted in on my blog. Here's the link to the "reflections" page at the end of my 30 days, and you can scroll through the previous 30 days of blog posts to see what I ate that month: http://www.myfitnesspal.com/blog/rosebarnalice/view/reflections-on-the-30-day-you-are-what-you-eat-photo-challenge-774167

    Nice Rose! Did you feel that when you were taking the pics of made better choices?
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  • bizzybeathatsme
    bizzybeathatsme Posts: 21 Member
    i love this idea.. not only does it make u accountable for what u ate.. but, u have a pic to look back on, on how it looked in case u want to make it again.. or even better, to share recipes with others.. we should all take pics of our meals.. and share them.. we would probably all b healthier for doing it..
  • luizaxxi
    luizaxxi Posts: 59 Member
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    Lunch vanilla protein peanut butter and blueberry smoothie
  • luizaxxi
    luizaxxi Posts: 59 Member

    Afternoon snack: tofurkey Brazil nut wasa crackers and quark

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  • poteatkd
    poteatkd Posts: 113 Member
    I've already eaten for the day, but will post a pic tomorrow. =)

    I've not heard of Quark. Will look into it. TY!
  • organic_homestead
    organic_homestead Posts: 31 Member
    There's an app for that. I used it for awhile.
  • luizaxxi
    luizaxxi Posts: 59 Member
    All vegetarian salad and zucchini boat

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  • luizaxxi
    luizaxxi Posts: 59 Member
    There's an app for that. I used it for awhile.

    Cool what is it called?
  • luizaxxi
    luizaxxi Posts: 59 Member
    poteatkd wrote: »
    I've already eaten for the day, but will post a pic tomorrow. =)

    I've not heard of Quark. Will look into it. TY!

    Quark is so delicious is low calorie with tons of protein! They have it at whole foods or online
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  • Triathlete1502
    Triathlete1502 Posts: 103 Member
    High protein with complex carbs breakfast. Yummy and gratifying. Sustained me till the evening.

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  • canadacatman
    canadacatman Posts: 224 Member
    This weeks meal prep... vdwadvgsxpbv.jpeg

    Do you cook your meat once a week also. Thanks
  • luizaxxi
    luizaxxi Posts: 59 Member
    Breakfast

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  • luizaxxi
    luizaxxi Posts: 59 Member
    High protein with complex carbs breakfast. Yummy and gratifying. Sustained me till the evening.

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    Yummy! I find oatmeal pretty filling too. I just got a food scale and I realized I was eating waaaay less than the portion sizes, that's why I was always hungry and reaching for sweets. How do you measure your meals?

  • rainbowbow
    rainbowbow Posts: 7,490 Member
    For those posting pictures, can you include a description of what the item is and a rough calorie count for the meal?
  • luizaxxi
    luizaxxi Posts: 59 Member
    This weeks meal prep... vdwadvgsxpbv.jpeg

    Nice! I've never done meal prep for a whole week before but I wanna try
  • luizaxxi
    luizaxxi Posts: 59 Member
    rainbowbow wrote: »
    For those posting pictures, can you include a description of what the item is and a rough calorie count for the meal?

    my breakfast this morning was 390 calories (150gr oatmeal, 70gr blueberries, 2 eggs, little bit of veggies, light string cheese)

    After I started weighting the food my portions got a lot bigger and i havent been tempted to eat "bad' stuff later.
  • rainbowbow
    rainbowbow Posts: 7,490 Member
    luizaxxi wrote: »
    rainbowbow wrote: »
    For those posting pictures, can you include a description of what the item is and a rough calorie count for the meal?

    my breakfast this morning was 390 calories (150gr oatmeal, 70gr blueberries, 2 eggs, little bit of veggies, light string cheese)

    After I started weighting the food my portions got a lot bigger and i havent been tempted to eat "bad' stuff later.

    that's awesome! Thanks!

    I figure it's a good idea to post this information as it helps others! :)
  • whmscll
    whmscll Posts: 2,255 Member
    rainbowbow wrote: »
    For those posting pictures, can you include a description of what the item is and a rough calorie count for the meal?

    OMG so much work. By the time I finisg preparing my food and logging it, I just want to EAT it.
  • luizaxxi
    luizaxxi Posts: 59 Member
    I just got some rice protein from my trainer and I made a smoothie with almond butter and strawberries. It's tastes soooo bad, going back to whey

    419 calories

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  • Wetcoaster
    Wetcoaster Posts: 1,788 Member
    An afternoon snack of chicken breast


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  • ASKyle
    ASKyle Posts: 1,475 Member
    luizaxxi wrote: »
    rainbowbow wrote: »
    For those posting pictures, can you include a description of what the item is and a rough calorie count for the meal?

    my breakfast this morning was 390 calories (150gr oatmeal, 70gr blueberries, 2 eggs, little bit of veggies, light string cheese)

    After I started weighting the food my portions got a lot bigger and i havent been tempted to eat "bad' stuff later.

    2 eggs= 140
    light string cheese=50
    veggies= say 50
    blueberries 50g= 40

    So you're only eating 110 calories of oatmeal mixed with water? That's less than an instant packet of oatmeal (160 cals). No oil/butter for the eggs/veggies?
  • Triathlete1502
    Triathlete1502 Posts: 103 Member
    luizaxxi wrote: »
    High protein with complex carbs breakfast. Yummy and gratifying. Sustained me till the evening.

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    Yummy! I find oatmeal pretty filling too. I just got a food scale and I realized I was eating waaaay less than the portion sizes, that's why I was always hungry and reaching for sweets. How do you measure your meals?
    rainbowbow wrote: »
    For those posting pictures, can you include a description of what the item is and a rough calorie count for the meal?

    The total calories for my high protein with complex carbs breakfast this morning was 464 kcal:

    1. Protibrick 40g (x2 pieces; similar to wheatabix) with numerous fortified goodness including:

    a. Protein 6.3g
    b. Complex carbs (slow release energy) 27g;
    - of which Sugars 1.2g
    b. Thiamine, Riboflavine, Niacin
    c. Folic acid
    d. Iron

    2. Unsweetened Soya Milk 350 ml
    - Protein 11.9g
    - Carbs of which sugars 0.35g

    3. Fage Total 0% Yoghurt 170g
    - Protein 17.5g
    - Carbs 6.8g of which sugars 6.8g
    - live yoghurt cultures incl: L. Bulgaricus,
    S. Thermophilus, L. Acidophilus, Bifidus,
    L. Casei.

    4. Savoury roasted soya (the food doctor): 2 teaspoons
    - Protein 10.2g
    - Carbs of which sugars 1.5g

    5. Apple x1 (100g): diced

    6.Blueberries 1/3 cup
  • Triathlete1502
    Triathlete1502 Posts: 103 Member
    And the soya milk is also fortified - with Vit D, B2, B12 and Calcium
  • luizaxxi
    luizaxxi Posts: 59 Member
    Tofurky string cheese veggie sausage patty and quark

    300 calories

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  • luizaxxi
    luizaxxi Posts: 59 Member
    ASKyle wrote: »
    luizaxxi wrote: »
    rainbowbow wrote: »
    For those posting pictures, can you include a description of what the item is and a rough calorie count for the meal?

    my breakfast this morning was 390 calories (150gr oatmeal, 70gr blueberries, 2 eggs, little bit of veggies, light string cheese)

    After I started weighting the food my portions got a lot bigger and i havent been tempted to eat "bad' stuff later.

    2 eggs= 140
    light string cheese=50
    veggies= say 50
    blueberries 50g= 40

    So you're only eating 110 calories of oatmeal mixed with water? That's less than an instant packet of oatmeal (160 cals). No oil/butter for the eggs/veggies?


    No, I completely cut off added oils, they have too many calories and I found that if I eat a bigger "volume" of food I still reach my fat goals
  • pdxwine
    pdxwine Posts: 389 Member
    edited February 2016
    Two of my recent dinners. Mussels and salad. The other is chicken with pineapple salsa.

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