Daily foods
smotherspatrick
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Does anyone have any helpful tips on good daily foods. I've searched for so long but doesn't really help.
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What kind of tips do you need? You can eat anything you want. There are hundreds of recipe websites out there.1
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Any combination of foods that meets the following requirements
1 fits your calorie limits
2fits the macros you want
3 taste delicious2 -
The ones you like, that fit within your calorie goals for the day. Infinite possibilities!1
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Cheese.1
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Peanut Butter, Chocolate. Let your mind wander.0
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My best advice on daily food is to eat food, daily. Seriously.2
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I don't know if they are "good" but when I go into my most frequently logged foods I've got coffee, oatmeal, eggs, apples, and carrots.0
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- Breakfast - I like hard boiled eggs on the weekends and a plain protein shake made with unsweetened coconut milk during the week which I add my own stuff to (like flax, chia, l-glutamine, vitamin b complex, Moringa, etc.);
- Lunch - usually a blended salad (parsley, carrots, celery, cucumbers, kimchi, miso paste) with some kale and cooked mushrooms and full fat greek yogurt with coconut flakes;
- Dinner - usually a protein source (cheese, meat, chicken, fish), green vegetable and maybe a low carb one (like a sweet potato or squash).
- I also like Aloe juice and lots of water.
I like a lot of the paleo / keto recipes.0 -
I say, eat the foods you like best, but in portions sizes that fit with your calorie goals.
For me that's -
Breakfast: 2 eggs with toast and butter and at least 1 serving of vegetables - I pretty much have the same thing every day, scrambled, omelets, fried, poached, hard boiled. Sometimes the toast is potatoes or rice instead. Sometimes I add cheese. Coffee with half and half
Lunch: A big salad full of vegetables with some sort of protein (tuna, chicken, fish, etc) and full fat dressing. Or a big bowl of homemade soup full of vegetables with some protein in it. Or something similar to dinner.
Dinner: 2-3 servings of my favorite vegetables, protein like beef, lamb, fish, etc, a small serving of starch such as sweet potatoes or rice or pasta or a starchy vegetable. Some added fat like olive oil or butter or similar in cooking or flavoring.
Snacks: cottage cheese, sometimes pureed with frozen fruit for a whipped dessert. A scoop of collagen in a cup of tea. Vegetable juice from my local juice bar.
But these are the foods I like. I like fat. I like to have some protein, fat and vegetables at every meal. I like some starch with most meals. I like vegetables. I don't like fruit. I like eggs. I don't like meat that much, but I eat it frequently because I feel better with more protein and that's the easiest way to get a lot of it. I love any starch, but tend to overeat it with too many calories added to it so I keep it limited. Like Friends' Joey and his sandwiches, soup is my favorite food so I'm happy to cook just about any lunch or dinner components into the form of soup.
What are your favorite foods? Can you design a healthy diet around those foods? If I make you eat the foods I like, you won't be happy. If you eat the foods you like, you will be.0 -
Honestly I could eat oatmeal for every meal given flavor options.0
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things I eat almost daily are yogurt, apples, berries cheese0
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