what foods do eat eat in between?...

bikinibrooke123
bikinibrooke123 Posts: 104
edited September 20 in Food and Nutrition
when they say eat up to 5 meals a day,uhhh..what would those be?

i eat breakfast,lunch,and dinner, and then maybe some fruit.
what else could i fit between them??

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  • when they say eat up to 5 meals a day,uhhh..what would those be?

    i eat breakfast,lunch,and dinner, and then maybe some fruit.
    what else could i fit between them??
    i mean "what foods do i eat in between"
  • ivykivy
    ivykivy Posts: 2,970 Member
    I usually go for boiled eggs; yogurt and nuts or sliced ham

    Check out this thread you may find it helpful.
    http://www.myfitnesspal.com/topics/show/68525-whats-for-breakfast-lunch-dinner
  • i love boild eggs.
    i'll eat them<3
  • j_g4ever
    j_g4ever Posts: 1,925 Member
    peanuts are good just watch calories intake on them.
  • I do yogurts, V8s, reduced fat crackers and hummus, and fruit... at night I have a serving of cereal with skim milk
  • CALIECAT
    CALIECAT Posts: 12,530 Member
    I am on a new diet plan called Metabolism Miracle diet And we eat for snacks cocoaroasted almonds, all nuts. cottage cheese, string cheese,celery and peanut butter,etc.that don't have carbs in them.
    calie
  • Nich0le
    Nich0le Posts: 2,906 Member
    easy grabs like nuts, apples, yogurt....basically you are just trying to have a little 100 filling calories to keep from going ape sh8t at your next meal.
  • BrendaLee
    BrendaLee Posts: 4,463 Member
    I love cereal as "in between" snacks. I rarely eat 3 full meals though- usually 5 or 6 mini meals. A sandwich, a bowl of cereal, a pita pizza, cheese and crackers...I like to fit one meal sized meal in or I seem to be hungry all day. Other than that, it's more like snacking throughout the day.
  • thanks everyone.:smile:
  • havingitall
    havingitall Posts: 3,728 Member
    apple with peanut butter or fruit and almonds
  • Jenspo
    Jenspo Posts: 8 Member
    Veggies!!!
  • danarochelle
    danarochelle Posts: 212 Member
    I buy the Dole Mandarin Oranges in light syrup (only 7o calories n yummy!)

    OR

    Jello Sugar Free/Fat Free pudding cups with light whip cream!!! (under 100 calories for both!)

    Hope this helps! GL!:smokin:
  • Stephomie
    Stephomie Posts: 89 Member
    You should eat something protein rich, protein shakes, protein bars, yogurt with fruit in it, raw almonds, low fat cottage cheese. Typically your main meals should be about 300-400 calories and snacks right around 200-300, that would give you about 1600 calories per day, so go from there. Make sure you are eating nutrient rich foods, don't waste calories on something like a granola bar, when a protein bar (something with 12 or more grams of protein) will offer more protein and fiber and keep you satisfied longer. I love cold cereal, but really, you can get more bang for your buck if you eat something protein rich.

    Stephanie
  • oatmeal! most are only 150-160, and it sticks to your ribs in a big way.
  • songbyrdsweet
    songbyrdsweet Posts: 5,691 Member
    I generally eat 5 smaller meals. The same stuff you'd eat for whatever time of day (breakfast, dinner, brunch, etc), just less. Breakfast is my biggest meal with something like 2 eggs, a cup of oats or cereal, and milk, and maybe even some fruit or yogurt as well. Then I snack for the rest of the day, concentrating my carbohydrates around my workout and protein/fat before bed, but you don't really have to be that specific. I like to have meals of string cheese or yogurt with a granola bar, or a small sandwich, or cup of soup/casserole. Bigger than 'snacks' but smaller than 3 'squares'.
  • I buy the Dole Mandarin Oranges in light syrup (only 7o calories n yummy!)

    OR

    Jello Sugar Free/Fat Free pudding cups with light whip cream!!! (under 100 calories for both!)

    Hope this helps! GL!:smokin:

    YES! Vanilla pudding is my new favorite. and those mandarin oranges are bomb! i do tuna salad with whole wheat crackers in the afternoon, usually an apple and baked chips during the morning/noonish time
  • januaryblondaf
    januaryblondaf Posts: 6 Member
    its better for you if you do w/o the yolk ;)
  • songbyrdsweet
    songbyrdsweet Posts: 5,691 Member
    its better for you if you do w/o the yolk ;)

    Well then you're missing out on all the lecithin and 1/2 the protein and it's sort of a waste.
  • April0815
    April0815 Posts: 780 Member
    its better for you if you do w/o the yolk ;)

    My trainer told me to eat 3 boiled eggs for breakfast. I eat 2-just whites 1-whole egg. The yolk of one egg can get in some of the fat you need,

    To answer the original question, I eat apple and almond for morning snack. Then around 2pm I eat a greek yogurt.
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