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Old 03-28-2003, 09:30 AM   #1  
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I always love to see what everyone is eating. Here is my plan for the day.

Slice bread - 60 cal
1 Tbsp Peanut Butter - 95 cal

1 oz. Almonds - 170 cal

Turkey & cheddar sandwich - 300 cal
1 oz. pretzels - 120 cal

ff yogurt - 100 cal

banana - 110 cal

grilled chicken - 240 cal
1 cup rice - 320 cal
salad w/cheese - 120 cal

mini snickers ice cream bar - 90 cal

What are you doing (or have you done)??
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Old 03-28-2003, 11:29 AM   #2  
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Yesterday I had:

Morning:

1 Sarah Lee mini bagel
2 Laughing Cow light cheese wedges
6 slices of Hillshire Farm ham (only 1 pt. for WW)
banana
fat-free yogurt

Afternoon:

salad mix
4 ox. deli turkey breast
Lite dressing
orange
fat-free pudding cup

Evening:

6 oz roast chicken (w/garlic and rosemary)
artichoke
salad mix w/light dressing
skinny cow fudge bar

It was 1474 calories altogether, and 26 WW pts.
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Old 03-28-2003, 11:57 AM   #3  
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I am not really a snacker, but I love food. So I tend to not snack, and eat larger, higher calorie foods. Here is my menu for today:

1 apple: 73 calories


A turkey, swiss, onion, and tomatoe sandwich with balsamic vinegar and oil: 419

Pickle: 7 calories

Pineapple (3 slices) : 123 calories

Chicken Cordon Blu: 425

Corn (1/2 cup): 88 calories

French Bread (1/4 14" loaf - I love my bread): 386 calories

1 tablespoon margarine: 102


Grand total calries: 1623
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386 of French Bread! Denise you are a girl after my own heart!!!!!!
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Old 03-28-2003, 04:55 PM   #5  
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Happy Friday! Here's my day:

Breakfast: 1/2 bagel, strawberry fat-free cream cheese, and 2 sliced strawberries.

Lunch: A big salad, lettuce, spinach, carrots, peas, little bacon bits, little cheese and fat free Ranch dressing.

Snack: a special K bar

Supper: Gorton's fish fillet, green beans, and low fat cottage cheese.

Lots and lots of water, also a 30 min. workout at Curves!
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Old 03-28-2003, 05:05 PM   #6  
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Here is my day so far.

5 coconut Girl Scout cookies

1 halibut fillet on the George Foreman grill
1/3 c brown rice w/ICBINB spray

1 liter water

I am going to a wedding rehearsal & dinner tonight, I'm saving calories/servings for that.
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Old 03-28-2003, 10:30 PM   #7  
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I love food.... any food.... all food! so I find ways to eat as much as I can for as little as I can...

Breakfast: 185 cal
2 egg (eggbeaters) veggie omelet with tomatoes, green peppers, onion, mushrooms and fat free cheese - 105 cal
2 slices light wheat bread toasted - 80 cal


Lunch: 255 cal
salad with lettuce, tomatoes, green peppers, onion, bacon bits, fat free croutons and fat free ranch dressing - 160 cal
tuna salad with tuna, relish, nonfat plain yogurt - 95 cal

Afternoon snack: 101 cal
my fake apple pie with unsweetened applesauce, sweetner, cinnamon, allspice and grapenuts - 101 cal

Supper: 593 cal
Atlantic Pollock fillet cooked in salsa with a pk sweetner - 175
small baked potato with fat free sour cream - 198
salad like the on above - 160
peas - 60 cal

Evening Snack: 130 cal
Fruit smoothie with 1 cup reconstituted dry milk, California style mixed fruit (frozen) and 2 sweetners - 130

That's a grand total of 1264 cal

It was a good day!!!!
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Wow, nice plans, mine kinda looks horrible compaired to yours!

Now remember, I'm on a low carb plan

Breakfast:
4 scrambled eggs
1 protien shake

Lunch:
8 small sausage links (hot)
1 protien shake

Snack:
about 35 cashews
celery sticks with ranch dressing

Dinner:
crab legs

That's it. I'm very full, didn't even finish all my crab legs. I'll finish them tomorrow. And I will have to drink extra water with all the salt in the crab legs.

Talk to you later,
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Old 03-29-2003, 09:21 AM   #9  
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Talking Here's an average days menu for me

I drink 3-5 L of water over the course of the day.

Meal 1
Coffee
1/2 cup of oatmeal
1/2 cup of 1% cottage cheese mixed together with some Splenda

Meal 2
3 slices of lean ham
1 medium orange

Meal 3
4 oz. of chicken
1 cup of green beans
6 oz. of yogurt

Meal 4
1 can of tuna with not all the water drained mixed with the rest of the green beans (about 3/4 of a cup) on 2 slices of whole wheat bread

Meal 5
Laura's Lean Beef 4 oz.
1 cup of Broccoli
1 cup of strawberries with splenda

Meal 6
1/2 cup of cottage cheese
1/2 cup of Kashi Go Lean with splenda

Move the meals around. I need more variety! LOL!
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Breakfast coffee

Lunch 2 corn corbs, 1 tbs light cream cheese on top

Dinner baked fish fillets with baked potato, beans, carrots, peas, pumkin

snack 3 packs mini chips and 6 savoys with tomatoe on top

Don't know the cals but is within my points allowance

Exercise was 45 mins walking and 30 mins digging the garden
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Breakfast- Balance Bar- 210 Calories

Lunch-
Chicken and Salad Mix- No Dressing- 150 Calories

Snack- Pria Bar- 110 Calories

Dinner- Healthy Choice Meal (Love The Turkey Divan Bowl) 250 Calories

Dessert- Pria Bar- 110 Calories

Total- 830 Calories
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No, not at all. As you can see, during the afternoon and evening (my worst snacking times), I eat every couple of hours. I never really get hungry any more at all. If my husband wants to go out to eat, I've learned that I can eat half of a Blackened Chicken Salad at Applebee's with no dressing and no eggs, and it still keeps me in my calorie range for the day.

330 / 256 / 140
SW / CW / GW
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What is your calorie range mthrgoos68?
I don't think I could do only 830 calories!
Is that an average day for you?

Thanks!
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Old 03-30-2003, 10:01 PM   #14  
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Dana,
Yes, that's an average day. I stay between 830-850 calories a day. I know it's low, but it's working for me and my doctor is keeping an eye on me. I really don't get hungry any more and it keeps me motivated that the weight is coming off quickly.

330 / 256 / 140
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Well I think "whatever works" is the magic words. If it's something you can keep up month in month out then great, if not well then you find something you can do long term. Congrats on your awesome weight loss, Your edging ever nearer to the 100lb mark - Well done!
We are all individuals and as such are plans vary alot, as long as you can keep it up without binging and giving up well that's the main thing. Good luck,


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