Going to the grocery store tomorrow what should I get?

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  • onequirkygirl
    onequirkygirl Posts: 303 Member
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    Greek yogurt, bagel thins (Thomas Cinnamon raisin are awesome, high fiber too.), low fat cream cheese (I like WW). Skinny cow ice cream, fruits and veggies, hummus with baby carrots, black beanveggie burgers, fat free string cheese, Vitatops (YUM).............and lean proteins like chicken. Olive oil, asparagus.....also salmon if you can afford it ----sooo good :)
  • KyliAnnHobson
    KyliAnnHobson Posts: 551 Member
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    Here's what I get...


    Chicken breasts
    Lean ground turkey
    Canned tuna
    Frozen veggies
    Edamame
    Garlic
    Onions
    Green peppers
    Mushrooms
    Cilantro
    Frozen fruit
    Apples
    Greek yogurt
    Cottage cheese
    Shredded cheese
    Cheese sticks (I love cheese!)
    Aunt Millie's 35 calories/slice bread
    Natural peanut butter
    Tortillas
    Salsa
    Beans
    Cheerios (the dulce de leche flavor is delish!)
    Eggs
    Almonds
    Kashi granola bars
    Skinny Cow ice cream sandwiches
    Jell-o pudding cups
    Mrs Dash spices
    Healthy Choice meals for lazy days!
  • omellil
    omellil Posts: 14
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    sprouts
    cabbage
    beets
    chard
    cucumber
    tomato
    mushrooms
    avocado
    spinach
    apples
    bananas
    olive oil
    canola oil
    becel
    vinegar
    peanuts
    raisins
    sesame seeds
    rice
    quinoa
    black beans
    kidney beans
    canned corn
    bread
    cheddar
    milk
    eggs
    chicken
    canned tuna
    fresh fish
    pork loin
    ground beef
  • tammyc226
    tammyc226 Posts: 158 Member
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    Anyone from Australia? I don't think we sell HALF the low-cal snacks you Americans do :-(

    I'm from Brisbane and being so hot here I can't live without Bulla Splits or Peters Frosty Fruits both are only about 90 cal. But I agree on the whole snack thing here in Australia - I don't even know what half the stuff is that the folks post on these message boards. Would definitely love to hear from other Aussie's on what they snack on
  • pinkminy
    pinkminy Posts: 286
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    sunrice square rice cakes,,, (77 cals in 4 rice cakes)
    eggs
    tomatoe.
    cucumber ,
    baby spinach
    asparagus
    tined tuna.
    small peeled prawns
    oranges
    sakata mini's
  • CampKelly
    CampKelly Posts: 172 Member
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    I've never been a big rice cake fan but recently I tried ranch flavored mini rice cakes...Delish! Salty and crunchy....a perfect afternoon snack :)
  • Calibayby
    Calibayby Posts: 23 Member
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    I like raw almonds and string cheese....activia light yogurt is 70 calories and I like it with strawberries or blueberries.....:)
    Tuna, eggs, skinless chicken breast,and veggies!!!
  • prettythinlove
    prettythinlove Posts: 127 Member
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    Anyone from Australia? I don't think we sell HALF the low-cal snacks you Americans do :-(

    I'm from Brisbane and being so hot here I can't live without Bulla Splits or Peters Frosty Fruits both are only about 90 cal. But I agree on the whole snack thing here in Australia - I don't even know what half the stuff is that the folks post on these message boards. Would definitely love to hear from other Aussie's on what they snack on


    Shall I make a new topic for Aussies? :-D
  • juliekaiser1988
    juliekaiser1988 Posts: 604 Member
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    Fage 0% (there's only about a million things you can do with this stuff!!)
    Eggs (then hard boil them)
    Fruit
    Cherry or Grape sized tomatoes
    Miscellaneous veggies (mix it up! step outside the box!)
    Kellogg's All Bran crackers
    Cheese Sticks
    Tuna in water
    Flat-Outs (wraps. I love to make "pizza" with them!!)
    Peanut Butter (love dipping apple slices in it!)
    Cottage Cheese
    Turkey Bacon
    Baby Greens
    EVOO
    Flavored balsamic vinegars
  • tammyc226
    tammyc226 Posts: 158 Member
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    Anyone from Australia? I don't think we sell HALF the low-cal snacks you Americans do :-(

    I'm from Brisbane and being so hot here I can't live without Bulla Splits or Peters Frosty Fruits both are only about 90 cal. But I agree on the whole snack thing here in Australia - I don't even know what half the stuff is that the folks post on these message boards. Would definitely love to hear from other Aussie's on what they snack on


    Shall I make a new topic for Aussies? :-D

    Yes!! :)
  • sillylily1960
    sillylily1960 Posts: 19 Member
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    I like this shopping list, all healthy.
  • Peta22
    Peta22 Posts: 377 Member
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    Spinach
    Cottage cheese
    Greek yogurt
    water
    Whole wheat bread
    peanut butter
    cheese
    Frozen Strawberries/blueberries/mangoes for smoothies
    Multi grain waffles
    Chicken sausages
    Eggs
    Bag salad
    Bananas
    Cheerios
    Nuts
    Oranges
    Pita Chips
    Sweet Potatoes
    Salmon
    Chicken Breasts
    365 Fruit spread
    Sushi
    Black beans
    Protein bars

    Great shopping list! However 'chicken sausages'? In Australia, I haven't found a chicken sausage that is less fat than a regular beef sausage... They usual seem much worse! Multi grain waffles sound great too... We don't have them either! :(
  • Peta22
    Peta22 Posts: 377 Member
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    Anyone from Australia? I don't think we sell HALF the low-cal snacks you Americans do :-(

    I'm from Brisbane and being so hot here I can't live without Bulla Splits or Peters Frosty Fruits both are only about 90 cal. But I agree on the whole snack thing here in Australia - I don't even know what half the stuff is that the folks post on these message boards. Would definitely love to hear from other Aussie's on what they snack on

    Let me know when this new Aussie thread is up... I'd love to follow too! But then again, I'm in Perth and we have even less variety than the Eastern States! :(


    Shall I make a new topic for Aussies? :-D

    Yes!! :)
  • Pixiecatlulu
    Pixiecatlulu Posts: 10 Member
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    I spent 3 wonderful years in Australia ( just returned to the U.S in Dec) and when we first moved I was shocked that there were so few varieties of packaged snacks! Food was so much less preserved, less adatives and fresh, I had no idea cheese didn't have to be ORANGE! lol. Now that I am back I find U.S supermarkets overwhelming and kind of horrifiying. Why are there 25 different kinds of everything? I miss Australia, lots. My husband really misses Meat flavored crisps. bahahaha.
  • Pixiecatlulu
    Pixiecatlulu Posts: 10 Member
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    P.s I was in Alice Springs, so we had the teeniest, and MOST expensive selection ever! Sometime the whole town would be out of buns/bread..if the train was delayed. =)
  • angiebarker
    angiebarker Posts: 127
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    Amy's frozen dinners are great. They are all organic and yummy. I liked the mac and cheese one.
    Also bags of veggies are good because you can steam them in the microwave add a lil pepper and olive oil and a great side dish to dinner.

    Here is my shopping list maybe this will help

    Spinach
    bagged vegetables
    wheat bread
    tempeh
    rice
    crackers
    hummus
    tea
    shirikati noodles
    olive oil
    apples
    berries
  • teamflatbelly
    teamflatbelly Posts: 177 Member
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    Thanks so much everyone your list really helped out a lot

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