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Oreos are one thing that are not allowed in the house because I have no self control with them! BUT, here's a tip: the Aldi brand Oreos taste just like, if not better, than the real thing, if you're lucky enough to have an Aldi close to you. Real deal Oreos are so stinking expensive, so I was excited to find out how good…
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http://www.slenderkitchen.com/recipe/black-olive-and-feta-turkey-burgers These are so yummy and only 180 calories WITH the feta/greek yogurt sauce on top! We usually eat them without buns and with some roasted sweet potatoes on the side. Super delish and filling dinner for less than 700 calories.…
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We drink organic cow's milk. I always preferred 2%, my husband likes whole. Once our baby turned one and started drinking milk, I couldn't justify buying two different kinds when I really never drank that much milk to begin with. Soooo... we pretty much only use organic whole milk now. Over time we have kind of let go of…
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I use it for a million different things outside of the kitchen (eye makeup remover, moisturizer, diaper cream, chapstick, on cuts/scrapes/burns, etc.) but use it a lot with cooking and baking as well. I always stir it into our warm oatmeal, and frequently use it as a replacement for vegetable/canola oil or butter when…
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I'm on baby #2, and have exclusively breastfed both. With my first, I didn't actively try to lose any weight until she was about 10 months old and by that time my supply was very well established. I was already below my pre-pregnancy weight. I set MFP to lose a pound a week, and my calorie allowance was around 1500 a day.…
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My treat is a glass of Fairlife's chocolate milk. 140 calories for an 8oz glass. It is sssoo rich and yummy but much better for you than other chocolate milks.
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My allowance each day is around 1,900 because I have a 2 month old I am exclusively breastfeeding. I need to take in at least that amount for a good milk supply. I've lost three pounds in the last week of eating that amount.
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This is my second baby, but my first time actively trying to lose weight while breastfeeding. My pediatrician wants me to take in around 2,000 calories a day to keep my milk supply up, so when I started MFP last week, I just set it as "maintaining current weight", and it gives me around 1,900 calories a day. This allows me…
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bump! Got some asparagus in the fridge now that I need to use. I usually do an olive oil/balsamic thing with mine.
