Top Ten Foods!

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  • fteale
    fteale Posts: 5,310 Member
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    Generic - Tea With 50ml 2% Fat Milk
    the Co-Operative - British Cox Apples
    Butter - Salted
    Fage (Uk) - Total 0% Fat Free Authentic Greek Yogurt
    Rude Health - Morning Glory Porridge
    Chian - Chia Seed
    Cheese - Cheddar
    Cheese - Brie
    Generic - Damsons
    Quorn - Light Bites (Spicy)
  • smellyrichelley
    smellyrichelley Posts: 28 Member
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    Stremicks Heritage Foods - Organic Low Fat 1% Milk
    Spinach - Raw
    Raw - Egg Whites
    Metamucil Fiber Singles - Take Along, Orange Smooth Texture, Sugar Free
    7 Up - Diet 7 Up
    Pears - Raw
    Russell Stover Sugar Free Snack Bar - Cinnamon Bun Granola
    Frigo Cheese Heads - Light String Cheese
    Peaches - Raw
    Tyson - Naturally Hardwood Smoked Bacon - Ready to Serve - Fully Cooked

    Hahaha, oh god. Bacon made my top 10!
  • Sheenamarie1221
    Sheenamarie1221 Posts: 67
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    Kraft Natural Shredded Cheese - Mozzarella Low-Moisture Part-Skim
    Quaker Instant Oatmeal - Low Sugar - Maple & Brown Sugar
    Veggie - Tomato - Raw - Small
    Pepperidge Farm - Goldfish Baked Snack Crackers - Cheddar
    Milk - Nonfat (fat free or skim)
    Emerald - Deluxe Mixed Nuts
    Safeway - English Muffins Raisin Cinnamon
    Open Nature Whole Grain - White Bread
    Lucerne - Medium Cheddar Natural Cheese Qty: of 1 oz. 1 container (16 oz.s ea.)
    Oroweat - Health Full Flax & Fiber

    I try to eat a variety... but guess this is a lot of my go-to breakfast and lunch. I try to eat at least a fruit with my breakfast and plenty of veggies with my dinner but since i switch up with different fruits and veggies guess they wont make it to my top 10 :frown: lol...
  • Sheenamarie1221
    Sheenamarie1221 Posts: 67
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    Stremicks Heritage Foods - Organic Low Fat 1% Milk
    Spinach - Raw
    Raw - Egg Whites
    Metamucil Fiber Singles - Take Along, Orange Smooth Texture, Sugar Free
    7 Up - Diet 7 Up
    Pears - Raw
    Russell Stover Sugar Free Snack Bar - Cinnamon Bun Granola
    Frigo Cheese Heads - Light String Cheese
    Peaches - Raw
    Tyson - Naturally Hardwood Smoked Bacon - Ready to Serve - Fully Cooked

    Hahaha, oh god. Bacon made my top 10!

    Bacon gets a bad rep! Lol there are plenty of much worse things than bacon :) Can't cut out ALL the deliciousness from our lives!! lol
  • Sheenamarie1221
    Sheenamarie1221 Posts: 67
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    Spinach - Raw
    Chiquita - Banana
    Strawberries - Raw
    Carrots - Baby, raw
    Pero Mini Sweet Peppers - Raw
    Quaker Oat - Low Sugar Maple and Brown Sugar Oatmeal
    Grapes - Raw
    Egg Whites - Egg Whites
    Generic - Raw Almonds
    1% Milkfat Cottage Cheese

    Gotta say, I'm pretty happy with this list/realization :D No unhealthy things!

    I want mine to look like that! I didn't think I was eating that much bread product... I've got lots of fruits and veggies for the week, though. I'm hoping mine will look like yours one day! Lol
  • anorangie
    anorangie Posts: 975 Member
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    ~Blueberries - Raw
    ~Whole Foods - Nutritional Yeast
    ~the Laughing Cow - Light Creamy Swiss Spreadable Cheese Wedge
    ~Orowheat - 12 Grain Bread
    ~Hass - Avocado
    ~Natures Own 50 Cal - Whole Grain Wheat Bread
    ~Mission - Multigrain Flour Tortilla-Medium Soft Taco
    ~Kirkland Signature (Costco) - Whole Cashews (Salted)
    ~Onions - Raw
    ~Earthbound Farm Organic - Carrots - Baby

    I'm now trying to cut down on high carb breads & tortillas. I'm hoping my top 10 will reflect that soon. :)
  • mrsjack623
    mrsjack623 Posts: 6
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    Milk - Reduced fat, 2% milkfat
    Chips and Salsa - Chips and Salsa
    General Mills With Whole Grain - Banana Nut Cheerios
    Wild Harvest Natural - Golden Honey & Flax Granola
    Chobani Greek Yogurt - 2% Strawberry-Banana Low-Fat 6oz (170g)
    Homemade - Coffee, 1/3 Milk, 3 Sugar
    Hidden Valley - Ranch Dressing (Original)
    Peanut Butter and Strawberry Preserves Sandwich on Whole Wheat Bread
    Broccoli - Raw
    Dole - Banana - Small (6" to 6-7/8" Long)
  • jofjltncb6
    jofjltncb6 Posts: 34,415 Member
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    Sweet, only one "non-healthy" thing!!!:bigsmile:

    Jiff - Creamy Peanut Butter (omg, I love pnb!)
    Splenda - Individual Packet (I eat it with strawberries sometimes, grapefruit, AND coffee, lol)
    Bananas - Raw
    Celery - Raw
    Van Routte - Vanilla Coffee
    Hardee's - Butter Biscuit (busted!)
    Cucumber - With peel, raw
    Generic - Grapes Seedless (Red or Green)
    Monterey - Baby Bella Mushrooms ( Whole)
    Egg White - Hard Boiled (yummmmmmmmmmm)

    Yes, plenty of healthy choices on that list...but...

    ...you're saying that you consider only one of the following unhealthy?

    Jiff
    Splenda
    Van Routte vanilla coffee (I'll admit, I don't know exactly what this is)
    Hardee's butter biscuit?

    (I'm especially questioning the Jif...and I'm not convinced that Splenda is a good thing either.)

    seriously? We're gonna criticize?... Ok... :grumble:

    Ummm, Jif isn't AWFUL. Yes, I could get natural peanut butter, or almond butter, but you know what? Work stocks Jif, so that's what I eat. :wink:

    Splenda is kind of a "to each their own" kind of thing, isn't it? We'll find people for and against it, so let's just let that go...

    Van Routte is a brand of coffee, it's got 2 cals - just vanilla flavored. :happy:

    And yeah, whatever, I like biscuits. I've still lost 38 lbs, and I'm eating them less and less. That was the unhealthy item I was referring to. :ohwell:

    Besides, I don't know that I'd consider 614 cals of butter and 480 cals of fried pork skins on Sunday "healthy" either. :wink: :flowerforyou:

    Now, did you really have to turn the thread into THIS?... :huh:



    .

    There will come a time and place where it will be common knowledge that grass fed butter, and yes, even fried pork rinds, are nutritionally preferable to Jif peanut butter (or any peanuts/peanut butter)...

    ...but clearly that time is not now, and even when it does happen, I am certain that MFP will not be the place.

    My apologies. Everyone please return to your conventional wisdom way of life...and best of luck.

    ETA: I mean this sincerely: congratulations on your success so far. I certainly didn't mean to (and ultimately didn't) derail the thread. I was sincerely curious about your conclusions of what was "unhealthy/healthy" on the list.

    And now we return you to your regularly scheduled MFP.
  • Romans624
    Romans624 Posts: 822
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    1. eggs
    2. bell peppers
    3. string cheese
    4. coffee
    5. chicken, boneless skinless breasts
    6. fish, such as salmon or tuna
    7. nuts, various kinds
    8. bacon
    9. green beans
    10. burgers 80-90% lean w/out bun
  • microburst20
    microburst20 Posts: 130
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    bump
  • Angiehanzen1013
    Angiehanzen1013 Posts: 25 Member
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    bump: so many great foods!
  • fmbomzo
    fmbomzo Posts: 382 Member
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    1. Kroger - Creamy Peanut Butter
    2. Lifeway - Lowfat Kefir Peach
    3. Bolthouse Farms - Chocolate All Natural Protein Plus 21 Nutrient Blend
    4. Margarine Country Crock Light - Margarine
    5. Lantic - Sugar (this was because of my "eat oatmeal every day" phase)
    6. Oatmeal Cooked In Water - Quaker Old Fashioned Oatmeal
    7. Bolthouse Farms - Protein Plus Mango
    8. Lifeway - Lowfat Kefir Strawberry-Banana
    9. Del Monte - Mandarin Orange Slices 100% Juice
    10. Kroger - 100% Whole Wheat Bread
  • slrose
    slrose Posts: 164 Member
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    Coffee - Brewed from grounds Qty: of
    Generic - Cinnamon Qty: of
    Pepsi - Diet Pepsi (20oz Bottle) Qty: of
    Spices - Pepper, black Qty: of
    Safeway - Yellow Popcorn - Air Popped Qty: of
    Giant - Baby Carrots Qty: of
    Homemade - Garden Salad Qty: of
    Homemade - Tossed Salad Qty: of
    Nature's Promise - Organic Spring Mix Qty: of
    Apples - Raw, with skin
  • ThePersnicketyOtter
    ThePersnicketyOtter Posts: 147 Member
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    Mcdonalds - Sweet Tea/Large (*From Corporate Website)
    Mcdonald's - French Fries (Large)
    Mcdonald's - Chicken Nuggets - 10 Pieces (Corrected)
    Mcdonald's - Medium French Fries
    Dairy Queen® - French Fries-Large
    J & D - Baconnaise
    Bagel - Plain
    Snyder's of Hanover - Sea Salt & Cracked Pepper Pretzel Pieces
    Rice - White, long-grain, regular, cooked
    Mcdonald's - Hashbrown


    Bad, isn't it. That's improving--I just don't consistently eat any other food to bring it to the top of my list. Except rice, which I'm surprised isn't higher.
  • atxdee
    atxdee Posts: 613 Member
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    snickers
    hot cheetos
    apples
    rice krispies treats
    tequila
    tortilla soup
    sushi
    chocolate cake
    caramel popcorn
    cheese burgers
  • pkiss25
    pkiss25 Posts: 5 Member
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    Bulk Powders - Bcaa Branched Chain Amino Acids
    Bulk Powders - L Glutamine
    Coles - Chicken Breast Grilled Meat Only
    Coles - Crunchy Peanut Butter - No Added Salt Qty:
    coles - fibre mix Qty:
    Coles - Lite Creamed Cottage Cheese
    Coles - Lite Milk 98% Fat Free
    Coles - Quick Oats
    Coles - Smart Buy - Eggs - Extra Large Qty:
    Coles - Tuna Chunks In Springwater***
  • CynthiasChoice
    CynthiasChoice Posts: 1,047 Member
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    1. raw cashews
    2. Oasis Mediterranean cuisine Hummus
    3. Casas Chicas Salsa
    4. Dr. Kracker seeded flatbreads
    5. French Meadow sprouted grain tortillas
    6. Trader Joe's Crunchy Almond Butter
    7. Coconut butter
    8. green leafy veggies
    9. all fruits
    10. Thai red curry with eggplant and tofu
  • hargard
    hargard Posts: 2
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    Table of Plenty - Nicely Nutty Muesli
    Bananas - Raw
    Australia's Own - Organic Almond Milk
    Green - Apple
    Carrots - Raw
    Generic - Green Beans
    Nuts - Cashew nuts, raw
    Bakers' Delight - *Cape Seed Loaf
    Spinach - Raw
    Generic - Avocado Slice

    Pretty happy with that. Majority is fresh fruit and veg. Cannot go without muesli and almond milk for breakfast.
  • deborahjr
    deborahjr Posts: 29 Member
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    Cereals - Granola, homemade
    Rosenberger's Dairies - 1% Lowfat Milk
    Green Giant Original - Sweetcorn
    Nuts - Pistachio nuts, raw
    13% - White Wine
    Fresh Salad - Fresh Vegetable Salad,Mixed Greens, Celery,Red & Green Peppers, Carrots
    John West - Tuna Chunks In Brine (Drained) 130g
    Vegavital - Soya Sausages
    Oil - Olive
    Hummus - Home prepared

    hmmmm... not sure about this!!! can't believe wine is 5th... ouch. I wanna say it's because I have a varied diet..but...oops
  • inkandsheep
    inkandsheep Posts: 101 Member
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    I must be thick but I don't seem to have a feature to see "All Foods" - when I go to add food to a meal, it only shows me the most used ones for that meal e.g. breakfast, lunch, dinner or snacks.

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