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B - 1 c. rice chex and 1/2 c. 1% milk L - 4oz of chicken breast w/ sauteed portabellas and onions, and 3oz jasmine rice D - 6 turkey meatballs, 3oz jasmine rice, and 1/2 c. homemade low cal sweet-n-sour sauce S - 1/2 c. homemade low cal/fat chocolate pudding About 1600-ish calories. |
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Actual breakfast: Cream of wheat with added flax; almond milk; fat free creamer; fiber 1 blueberry muffin; Trop 50 OJ, MonaVie shot. Forecasted: Snack: Fiber 1 bar; yogurt with flax; grapes. Lunch: Veggie burger; carrots and light dip. Dinner: With my grandparents, I told them all I want is salad. That is really all I can have since I am carrying over calories from a diff day. Which will give me 1667 cal for today. [/FONT} --------- Edited to say: This did NOT happen. I went home and binged and ended up at almost 3000 cal. :( |
Do you all measure and weigh your food? I am trying to start a calorie counting meal plan and I love this thread thanks for sharing :)
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Breakfast: English Muffin w/ 1/2 slice RF Cheddar & 2 pieces Canadian Bacon
Snack: almonds Lunch: Frozen dinner Snack: pudding cup Dinner: Grilled chicken w/grilled pinapple and a chopped salad. This should total 1200ish calories. |
Breakfast: 3 eggs whites, 1 yolk w/mushrooms, green onion & applesauce: 165 calories
Snack: granola bar: 140 calories Lunch: bowl of canned chikn noodle soup, 1 bag Sun Chips: 380 calories Snack: 4 graham crackers, 2 mints: 280 calories Dinner: will be 4oz King salmon, baked with mustard & capers, green beans; 200 calories Water, water, water |
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But if its something higher in calories then I try to. For example I weighed my cheese this morning and I will probably measure my rice tonight with my dinner. But most stuff, no. I do count out things like crackers and stuff though. |
I usually just estimate serving sizes, but I try to err on the side of caution.
I am, however, particularly fond of items which are already packaged by serving. |
yesterday was
breakfast - turkey sausage, pnb toast, grapes lunch - turkey & lite cheese wrap with lite mayo, sliced tomatoes snack - cheese and apple dinner - veggie stew (tomatoes, zucchini, onions, mushrooms eggplant ) with parm cheese and a baked potato snack - a few grapes, 1/2 apple, sf cocoa, pnb spoon |
Thank you all for the help... I really love this thread it gives me ideas in my own eating plan.. Hope you all have a great day :)
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TODAY so far
B: Cream of wheat with pumpkin and almond milk; fat free creamer; Trop 50; half a blueberry muffin. = 439 cal.
S: Fiber 1 bar with peanut butter on it, 2 chocolate chips, and a few peanut butter chips. Grapes. = 318 cal Lunch: Special K blueberry cereal, oatmeal with pumpkin and almond milk. = 435 cal |
B: oatmeal with honey and raspberries
L: half tofurkey sandwich on whole wheat with mustard, carrots, almonds, and 100 calorie bag of white cheddar popcorn S: sugar free popsicle, apple, soy au lait D: two bean soft tacos Around 1300 calories. |
Yesterday was:
breakfast - pnb toast, boca bacon, grapes lunch - ww lite wrap with melted lite cheese, veggie stew snack - banana with pnb dinner - (at a restaurant) salad with salmon on top, a little parm. cheese, crutons, one piece of bruscetta toast snack - 1/2 peach |
So far today:
B: 1 piece whole wheat toast with "I can't believe it's not butter" light and one morning star sausage patty L: Smart One Ziti, carrots, almonds, and 3 dark chocolate cranberries Dinner tonight is at a Mexican place for a friend's birthday, so I'm thinking either veggie fajitas or taco salad with beans instead of beef, no sour cream, no cheese. |
Yesterday was:
breakfast - instant grits, lite margerine, boca bacon, tomatoes snack - .5 peach lunch - ww wrap with turkey, lite cheese, lite mayo, veggie stew snack - ff cottage cheese, 1/2 banana dinner - hc - beef stroganoff dinner snack - grapes, a little bit of chocolate |
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