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patricia 627 10-01-2009 10:38 PM

My first daily report
 
For breakfast I had 2 eggs, fried with a dab of PAM on 2 slices of Health Life Whole wheat toast. I spread the toast with 1 TBSP of ICBINB lite spread.

My lunch is always soup and sammy. One cup of my own chunky tomato soup, to which I added about 1/2 cup of cooked diced carrots. The sandwich: 2 slice of Healthy Life Wheat bread, 1 TBSP Olive Oil Mayo, 1tsp spicy brown mustard, 2 ounce super low fat beef lunch meat, 1 slice Kraft 2% Pepper Jack cheese, and a big piece or two of lettuce.

Dinner: 2 Thin Cut, Boneless Center Cut Pork Loin chops (just under 4 ounces after cooking). These were baked with a couple TBSP of Teriyaki marinade (15 calories per Tbsp). I nuked a small (4 oz after cooking) potato, which I sprayed with 12 squirts of Parkay spray butter. I sauteed, with PAM, zucchini, onion and green beans, which I seasoned with red wine vinegar and loads of fresh garlic. I really pile on these veggies. I always do. Big dinner plate, full of food, and I still lose weight. Amazing.

After I'm finished typing this, I'm gonna go down and make myself a "Mock Wendy's Frosty". I found that recipe over on Spark People when I was hunting down low calories tasty treats a few weeks back. The consistency isn't really frosty-like, but is more like a drive through milk shake. About 80 calories when made with skim. Tonight I'm splurging with 1% milk, lol. It really is a tasty treat.

cheers

pattyjo

Morrobay1990 10-01-2009 11:36 PM

Pattyjo,
Sounds a LOT better than what I eat every day! You really put a lot of thought into it, i'm pretty lazy and take the easy way out. But you might inspire me to actually cook something!

loquaciousjogger 10-02-2009 12:14 AM

Let's just keep it at the fact my dinner consisted of Starbucks frappuchino for dinner... and a chocolate chip muffin.

Day total: 1883 with no workout.. with plans to drink tomorrow....

Sigh.

Katie816 10-03-2009 07:46 PM

Breakfast- yogurt smoothie and a banana + multivitamin and cacluim suppliment
Lunch- Turkey lunch meat, pita bread, and 1 cup strawberries
Snack- Cowpals snack cheddar cheese
Dinner- six ounce steak, large salad with radishes, lettuce, tomato, and carrots 2TBSP lite ranch, 1 TBSP bacon bits, and 2 TBSP crutons, 8oz V8 juice
Dessert- 100 calorie ice cream sandwhich

misspriss78 10-04-2009 11:27 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by patricia 627 (Post 2952596)
For breakfast I had 2 eggs, fried with a dab of PAM on 2 slices of Health Life Whole wheat toast. I spread the toast with 1 TBSP of ICBINB lite spread.

My lunch is always soup and sammy. One cup of my own chunky tomato soup, to which I added about 1/2 cup of cooked diced carrots. The sandwich: 2 slice of Healthy Life Wheat bread, 1 TBSP Olive Oil Mayo, 1tsp spicy brown mustard, 2 ounce super low fat beef lunch meat, 1 slice Kraft 2% Pepper Jack cheese, and a big piece or two of lettuce.

Dinner: 2 Thin Cut, Boneless Center Cut Pork Loin chops (just under 4 ounces after cooking). These were baked with a couple TBSP of Teriyaki marinade (15 calories per Tbsp). I nuked a small (4 oz after cooking) potato, which I sprayed with 12 squirts of Parkay spray butter. I sauteed, with PAM, zucchini, onion and green beans, which I seasoned with red wine vinegar and loads of fresh garlic. I really pile on these veggies. I always do. Big dinner plate, full of food, and I still lose weight. Amazing.

After I'm finished typing this, I'm gonna go down and make myself a "Mock Wendy's Frosty". I found that recipe over on Spark People when I was hunting down low calories tasty treats a few weeks back. The consistency isn't really frosty-like, but is more like a drive through milk shake. About 80 calories when made with skim. Tonight I'm splurging with 1% milk, lol. It really is a tasty treat.

cheers

pattyjo

Would love the mock wendy's frosty recipe! Please share!!! 80cals for a tasty treat is right up my alley;)

misspriss78 10-04-2009 11:34 AM

saturday 10/3
2eggs,2pcww toast,turkey smoked sausage,lite butter,coffee
natural peanut butter,whole wheat crackers,banana
whole wheat pita,garlic lovers hummus
brown rice,veggies,turkey burger,ketchup,coffee
popcorn

Sunday 10/4
turkey bacon,1egg+egg white,two pc ww toast,RF cheddar cheese,coffee
brown rice,tuna
wholewheat pita,deli turkey,lite mayo,tomatoe + lettuce,RF cheese
french bread pizza,small side salad w/RF dressing, smart one dble fudge cake(omg...delish)
100 cal snack

WendyR 10-05-2009 04:34 PM

breakfast: whole wheat, 100 calories english muffin with PB/dab of honey, VW10

snack: 1/2 C low fat cottage cheese with handful of almonds

lunch: single serving of white chunk tuna, teaspoon of olive oil mayo and honey mustard with 1/2 pickle on a slice of Sara Lee whole wheat bread, baked Ruffles chips, VW10

snack: apple and mozzarella cheese stick

dinner: egg whites, Simply Potatoes hashbrowns (cooked with spray olive oil), 1 slice bacon, orange juice

loquaciousjogger 10-05-2009 06:27 PM

breakfast: oatmeal & oj
lunch: yogurt/two granola bars
dinner: korean food (bim bob... er...) + iced tea. mmmm.

Mango30 10-05-2009 06:46 PM

Breakfast: glucola (for the glucose tolerance test...300 calories! dang...thats alot!)
Lunch: coffee w/ cream (81)
vegetable soup, home made: (220)
Dinner will be 3 oz of new york strip steak on a salad w/ lemon and vinegar and a side of toasted ww bread with butter and garlic. Yum, now I can't wait for dinner and I'm glad I remembered to take the steak out of the freezer.

fashinjunkie09 10-06-2009 12:00 AM

B: 2 pieces ww toast w/ 1 TBSP lite butter spread, coffee
L: grilled cheese and turkey sandwich on ww, 1 cup tomato soup
S: 1 cup grapes, 1 fun size snickers bar
D: stouffers stuffed bell peppers (2), 1 piece garlic bread

= apprx 1,500 calories

tomorrow's plan:

B: 2 pieces ww toast w/ 1 TBSP lite butter spread, coffee
L: turkey sandwich on ww w/ lite mayo and lots of veggies, 1 cup grapes
S: not sure yet...
D: lean cuisine or healthy choice meal

= hopefully around 1,450 calories

mayness 10-06-2009 02:39 PM

B - banana, bran flakes, skim milk
S - plain bagel with 1oz cream cheese (a Tuesday tradition)
L - leftovers: kielbasa in BBQ sauce, roasted broccoli and cauliflower
S - apple
S - after workout protein shake
D - buttercup squash souffle (based on this recipe but with applesauce instead of oil and probably less sugar), and ?????

Total: 1373 calories + ???? for the rest of dinner

Runundefined 10-06-2009 02:56 PM

Today:

-My own homemade "Egg a Muffin" - 335 calories
-Tuna snack (small 80 cal tuna foil pack) with 1 t mayo and mustard and relish - 150
- Special K crackers -1 serving - 90
-Portion controlled micor meal for late lunch - 290
-2 (100 cal) popcorn bags for my 4pm snack - 200
-roasted chicken from deli (no skin) 5 oz – 250
-green beans (1 can) with onions, garlic and mushrooms - 70

1385 cal. total for the day..
exercise 40min walk.

loquaciousjogger 10-06-2009 08:47 PM

B: Oatmeal/OJ
S: apple
L: Granola Bars/Yogurt
D: Peas/Potato/Crab Cakes/Iced Tea

I tried to count, though the crab cakes (made fresh!) probably put me at ~1300-1800 for the day, which isn't terrible! :) It's just because they were homemade, I can't really tell how many calories per serving and all.

DogMomNP 10-07-2009 01:35 PM

You can figure out how many cal/serving homemade stuff is if you're obsessive like me and have a food scale.
:)

Horo 10-07-2009 02:01 PM

For breakfast I had: Veggie burger on crustless whole wheat toast w/ tablespoon of bbq sauce and slice of soy cheese, and an apple

Lunch: Can of tomato soup, a Good Dog meatless hotdog on one piece of crustless toast, and a serving of brown rice chips

Dinner: I'm going to make tofu, veggies, and brown rice(or shirataki noodles.. can't decide) in a pear chipotle sauce and eat an actual pear on the side

snacks: raspberries, soy yogurt, and a peach


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