whats on your grocery list??
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honestly?
decent razors
shaving soap
VO5 shampoo
cat food
vegetable oil
baby cheeses
(and a pile of numbers from the food scales)0 -
apples
almond butter
greek yogurt
chicken
mushrooms
spinach
cabbage
sweet and green onions
garlic
olive oil
ground turkey
eggs
cheese
soyaki.....and whatever else I see when I'm walking through, but these are things I always keep around.0 -
Lately, unsweetened vanilla almond milk, golden raisins, maple syrup and steel cut oats have become staples. (Because my crock pot makes my breakfast, and the results taste suspiciously like my memories of my mom's bread pudding.)
Spinach
crumbled blue cheese
granny smith apples
red onions
Fig infused balsamic vinegar (which I'm using straight as salad dressing, because it's AWESOME with spinach, apple, roasted onion and blue cheese)
bulk beans
bulk lentils
barley
low sodium chili mix (because I'm never able to get the mix "just right" on my own)
roma tomatoes0 -
1. Tliapia or salmon or both
2. fresh fruit
3. Those salad baggies u see in the produce section
4. Brown Rice
5. frozen veggies
6. low fat sour cream
7. low fat butter
8. low fat yogurt
9. non fat milk
10. green beans
11. eggs
12. low cal, low fat salad dressing
13. boneless skinless chicken breast
14. onions
15. garlic
16. whole wheat Pasta
17. low fat cheese
18. bottled water
19. low fat pasta sauce
20. parmasean cheese
21. low sodium chicken broth
22. vegetable broth
23. low sodium soup
24. special k bars
25. special k cereal with berries0 -
Vegetables:
- mushrooms
- broccoli
- butternut squash
- baby spinach
- potatoes
- onions
- zucchini
Fruit:
- bananas
- canteloup
- berries
- kiwi
Protein:
- ahi tuna steaks
- salmon
- tilapia
- kidney beans
- cannelini beans
- garbonzo beans
- eggs
Grain:
- ezikel sprouted wheat low sodium bread
- whole wheat pastas
- whole grain wraps
Dairy:
- fat free plain Greek yogurt
- reduced sodium, reduced fat cottage cheese
- 8th continent light plain soy milk
- reduced sodium cheese sticks
Other:
- tofu shiritaki noodles0 -
Frozen Blueberries (which go well with/ become deserty goodness with...)
Skim/Fat-Free Plain Yogurt
Skim Milk
Parmesan Cheese (big ol blocks of it)
Low-Fat Ricotta (to mix in with...)
Extra-Lean Ground Beef (I make lots of home-made pasta sauce and eat it without the pasta)
Boneless Skinless Chicken Breasts (gotta get that protein)
cabbage (lasts forever)
carrots
zucchini
tomatoes (good sub for other eat-whole fruit)
Once in a while... amazing Blackberry IceCream (not sorbet... the full fat goodness) made on Vancouver Island0 -
Chobani Blood Orange Greek Yogurt, the Black Cherry is also delicious.
Kale to make Kale chips when I am snacky
Skinny Cow sandwiches
Laughing Cow wedges (tomato basil and chipotle are awesome) to go with Wheat thin toasted crackers and 5 crackers and a wedge=home style snack pack
Celery and peanut butter
Cheese sticks
Franks Red Hot to go on my salad and chicken as it has no calories.
Truvia as I also gave up aspartame including all diet sodas.
Silk Light choc milk
99% fat free turkey to make tacos (no shells use romaine leaves and add salsa and seasoning to it) You can eat like 6 of them using 1/4 cup cheese and 2 tablespoons of wholly guac for under 400 calories. Heaven!
Morning Star Spicy Black Bean Burgers
Salmon Burgers (170 cals but a great healthy sub for a burger)
Gordons Salmon filets (100 cal ea)
Good luck..0 -
always always tzatziki sauce0
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my groceries come primarily from the outer edges of the grocery store. it covers all things that come from the earth and aren't manufactured. in addition to the the outer edges of the store, i buy honey, barley, beans, lentils, frozen veggies, frozen berries, asian veggie burgers, and spices (like cumin, red pepper flakes, ginger powder, rosemary, herbes de provence, cinnamon, salt, pepper, parsley, bay leaves)
hope that helps0 -
15 bean soup mix (I just use the beans, toss the flavor packet)
black and red beans
lentils
salmon
shrimp
lump crabmeat
natural peanut butter
quinoa
barley
tofu shirataki
cabbage
spinach
matchstick carrots
cucumbers
zucchini
sweet peas
edamame
chickpeas
tahini
skim milk
yogurt
full fat cheese (gotta have it!)
butter (non-negotiable)
pita bread
totillas
variety of fresh fruits (including melons, berries, oranges, kiwi)0 -
eggs
chicken
shrimp
tomatoes
apples
cheese
whole wheat tortillas - smart and delicious
black beans
canned tomatoes
onions
salsa
green tabasco sauce
brown rice
canned tuna
romaine lettuce
spinach
artichoke hearts
turkey lunch meat
zucchini
broccoli0 -
Oh hey, this is fun!
Once a month or so there are the staples - olive oil, roasted almonds no salt, oat bran lentils, quinoa (I buy it in bulk at Costco or in the bulk bins at Whole Foods), spices - cumin, coriander, turmeric, garam masala, mustard seeds, etc. (I buy seeds and freshly grind them when possible), real sugar and honey for tea, nutritional yeast and wheat gluten for making seitan, sriracha, a can of Slimfast powder for blending with milk/ice/banana, for something shake like, tea and coffee.
Once a week:
Canned goods:
garbanzo beans
lite coconut milk
diced tomatoes (no salt added)
Fresh goods:
eggs (I eat the whole egg andit)
skim or 1% milk (my housemate and I fight over this)
tiny whole milk just for coffee
butternut squash is my new complete addiction
Bell peppers - I bought a bulk bag of mini peppers last week, they're great.
bananas and apples
And then I get a vegetable box from my food coop, so I get lots of random whatever's in season/available.
Garlic
Ginger root
And then Kashi Go Lean, Kashi Go Lean Crunch, and the new Cinnamon Crumble. Sometimes Fiber 1. I like mixing all my cereal together. Sometimes I eat Kashi for breakfast, sometimes oat bran, sometimes a Slimfast shake. Sometimes just dinner leftovers. I get bored easily.0 -
thank you all!!! yall eat so well!!0
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DRINKS:
Crystal light
Water
Diet soda (sometimes)
DAIRY:
Fat free milk
Fat free sour cream
Fat free cottage cheese (sometimes)
Shredded mozzarella
Reduced fat Colby cheese slices
Spray Butter (Zero everything but, sodium)
Light margarine spread
STARCHES:
Smart white bread (high fiber)
Colombo French bread
Cereal (high fiber)
Smart noodles (high fiber)
Brown rice
Smart tortillas (high fiber)
Hot dog buns (high fiber if I can find them)
MEAT:
Boneless skinless chicken breast
Ground beef 4% fat
Ground turkey
Turkey Italian sausages (sometimes)
Turkey lunch meat
Turkey hot dogs
CANNED OR JARRED ITEMS:
Light Blue cheese dressing
Light ranch dressing
Chopped calms
Hot wing sauce (I put that **** on everything!)
Light New England calm chowder
Light Alfredo sauce
Spaghetti sauce
98% fat free cream of mushroom soup
Mushrooms
Cheddar cheese soup (sometimes)
Fat free refried beans
Enchilada sauce
Chipotle peppers in adobo sauce
Tuna (in water)
Light mayo (sometimes)
FROZEN:
Frozen mixed vegetables
Shrimp
PRODUCE:
Greens
Avocado
Squash (hard)
Romaine lettuce
Cucumbers
Carrot and celery sticks
Garlic
Onion
Melons
Grapefruit
SPICES:
Garlic powder
Onion powder
Chili powder
Curry powder (sometimes)
MUST HAVE:
Coffee
Powdered creamer
Splenda0 -
Semi-skimmed milk
Wholemeal bread
Porridge
Eggs
Salad items (lettuce/cucumber/radishes/beetroot/spring onions/carrots/sweetcorn)
Tuna in brine
Pasta
Pasta sauce
Ham
Apples
Mangoes
Bananas0 -
This week:
Mushrooms
Red Onion
Brussels Sprouts
Sweet Potatoes
Peas
Zucchini
Peppers
Radishes
Romaine
Fruit - Grapes?
Celery
Corn
Naan
Tortillas
Canned Black Beans
Chicken
Last Week:
Spinach
Zuchini
Plantains
Green Beans
Potatoes
Broccoli
onion
2 x 400 ml ish cans beans
2 x 400 ml ish cans tomatoes
Green Onions
Peppers
Celery
Sugar Snap Peas
Carrots
Sweet Potatoes
Pork Chops
Tortilla Chips
Sausage
Yogurt
Sesame Oil
Garlic Bread
Coffee Filters
Shampoo0 -
aww of course the last thing I read was garlic bread. I have a weak spot for garlic bread lol0
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