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Old 05-09-2012, 07:39 PM   #1  
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Please help me with my menu. I will be eating this for one week straight then changing it up a bit. I am a nurse so i am looking for quick meals.

B- 2 hard boiled eggs, v8 juice, coffee 1% milk and splenda
S- 15 pistachios
L- Large salad with grilled chicken and low fat ranch
S- 15 pistachios
D- veggies chili from the SB book, salad with LF ranch
S- NSA fudge pop
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Check the label on the Ranch, any added sugar? Looks good to me! Make sure you load that salad up with leafy greens!
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Thanks! Have you ever made the ranch dressing in the book? I always use Hidden Valley.
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I just mix ranch powder with greek yogurt and thin it a little bit with milk.

ETA: I do my own ranch powder too -

Ranch Dressing Mix
5 Tablespoons dried minced onions
7 teaspoon parsley flakes
4 teaspoon salt
1 teaspoon garlic powder
Mix together and store in an air tight container.

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Val- that sounds great. I might have to try that.
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Shouldn't you be getting a bit more calcium? Any way to substitute a greek yogurt for one of the pistachio snacks?
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Yes, you are not meeting your dairy requirements as stated in the Revised Food List above. Yogurt and skim milk will help with that.
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try some beans in the salad too! Eat the pistachios with cottage cheese or yogurt, as suggested too
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Thanks!! I hope I see some results soon.
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Yes, you are not meeting your dairy requirements as stated in the Revised Food List above. Yogurt and skim milk will help with that.
Unless you are lactose intolerant. When I did South Beach I had to skip the dairy because of that very reason.

And I *love* dairy so that sucked.
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Yes, we do have to make adjustments. However, the OP did not state she was lactose intolerant - note the 2% milk in her coffee.
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