Some foods that I have found
06-19-2008, 12:46 AM
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I will do this.
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Some foods that I have found
So I am starting to love going to the store and searching for new items ( started a thread for snack ideas)- this is what I found today
Mini babybel semi-soft cheese wheels - 50 calories and very yummy
Kiwi - never tried it before until today - yum
Artichokes - I have always always loved these and I have found when I am caving a snack or eat during a movie I just boil one for 45 minutes and use no calorie butter spray for a yummy and very very nutrition packed snack (usually only 40-60 calories depending on size)
Hummus - Never tried it until today - again a great find and very yummy on turkey sandwiches (50 calories for 2 tbs)
Sobe Lean Mango Melon - A sweet drink that's only 10 calories a bottle and helps with sweet tooth cravings
Newmans Asian salad dressing spray - 10 calories a spray and goes amazing with chicken and 1/2 an orange and a tiny handful of sliced raw almonds with salad
Kashi oatmeal packets - 160 calorie breakfast that I pair up with strawberries and a glass of lite tropicana orange juice
I am always looking for new and exciting foods --
Anything new anyone else has found lately???
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06-19-2008, 01:33 AM
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Mommy to be!
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i love laughing cow light, its a staple
the weight control oatmeal from Quaker
Blue Bunny NSA fudge pops (only 35 calories each!)
FF yogurt from target is my favorite (the archer farms brand)
i have been snacking on red pepper a lot lately with hummus is great!
You should check out the hungry girl book and site...its great stuff with LOTS of good supermarket material. I just bought mini-waffles tonight too, so i'll let you know what i think. I got wheat free and blueberry.
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06-19-2008, 01:34 AM
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Mommy to be!
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oh and lara bars and luna bars (which now come in snack size)
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06-19-2008, 07:26 AM
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In Cyprus we eat artichokes raw with lots of lemon and salt. They are very tasty!
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06-19-2008, 08:15 PM
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I am lovin the apple fiber one bars. I like to have one on the way to work or at first break to get some extra fiber.
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06-19-2008, 08:39 PM
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Mommy to be!
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carrots with naturally fresh ranch lite...amazing!
apples and almond butter
YUM!
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06-20-2008, 01:57 AM
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Laughing cow light
grilled red pepper
steamed bok choy
brown rice
Starbucks Iced Skinny Vanilla Latte (Thanks to Taylor)
artichoke heart
oatmeal smoothie (2/3 cup skim milk, 1/3 oatmeal, frozen strawberry, banana in a blender. YUMMY)
Luna bar
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06-20-2008, 02:07 AM
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BBQ flavored soy crisps! WAY better than a rice cake and they definitely fix my craving for BBQ chips. YUMMY!
Morningstar sausage patties. I LOVE them way more than real meat. 80 cals a patty...little fat...and virtually no grease.
Asparagus. I roast it with some EVOO and lemon...some ground pepper and a little salt. sooo good.
there's so much food i love...haha
OH! The snickers marathon low cal bars. I showed them to my trainer, he was quite impressed. Won't work good for someone who is avoiding sugar alcohols...but overall I think they're pretty good. And they can satisfy a candybar craving. The amount of fiber in them is insane... and they're only like a dollar a bar. Taste is sorta weird at first, but now I love them.
I almost forgot PB2 ---52 cals for a serving of peanut butter. Amazing. I love it. my local grocery store carries it, actually...and I have quite a few people buying it now...
Last edited by mxgirl737 : 06-20-2008 at 02:09 AM.
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06-20-2008, 02:07 AM
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Anything from the farmer's market! I've only as of this summer started to frequent them and make them my primary source of produce. I actually get to enjoy orange bell peppers on a regular basis.
I've also recently (in the past few months) discovered sweet potato "fries" seasoned with garlic, salt, and pepper. It's ridiculously satisfying!
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06-20-2008, 02:26 AM
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Can't wait till 170
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Oh yes, Jen, Sweet Potato "Fries" are sooo good. I "cover" them with EVOO and season with salt and pepper and bake them. YUUMMMMMMMMMMMMYYYYYY
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06-20-2008, 12:45 PM
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Mommy to be!
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butternut squash works great for fries too!! Same idea, just switch the veggie.
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06-20-2008, 02:36 PM
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I *love* sweet potato fries. Mmmmm! I think I need to expand my snacking repetoir, so I'm glad you started this thread, Taylor! Now I have some new ideas for next week's shopping list.
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06-20-2008, 02:40 PM
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I will do this.
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I have never had a sweet potato before. And I promised Tara I would try eggplants a looonnng time ago and I have never gotten to it.
I also want to experiment with squashes. They seem so odd shaped and weird at the store though.
As for snacks I am having trouble with those too. I want to cut down on my sodium so that kinda leaves out 100 calorie packs, crackers, a lot of the cheese I buy and deli meat.
I think I am gonna go to whole foods today and look around - I feel really healthy when I shop there and since the boy and I have really stopped eating out (well...most of the time. I am still working on this!) I am willing to pay a bit more on food we have in the house.
If I find anything I will post!
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"The shape of my body obeys the shape of my beliefs about love, value and possibility. To change my body, I must first understand that which is shaping it."-Women, Food and God
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06-20-2008, 02:46 PM
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Let's do this!
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Oh, and about the farmer's market. My produce bill has been cut in HALF. And I get twice the food. Call me the converted.
I hated sweet potatoes with a passion, but once I got the guts to try it out- YUM! Also, you can get some ginormous sweet potatoes for relatively cheap and you can make them stretch into more meals.
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2012- TAKING OFF THE BABY WEIGHT
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06-20-2008, 02:48 PM
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Yarp.
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The sodium thing is difficult. I love salty foods - generally, when I want a snack, I reach for something salty. I envy the people at 3Chicks who crave veggies instead! Maybe one day...
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