Grocery Lists

  • I've always been curious...

    1. What plan are you following?
    2. What does your typical grocery list look like?


    For me...
    1. I'm calorie counting
    2. My typical grocery list looks like:
    1% Milk
    WW Bread
    Rice Cakes (low fat)
    Medium Eggs
    Chopped Romaine
    Bananas
    Mandarin Oranges or Tangerines
    Baby Carrots
    Mushrooms
    Tomatoes
    Salad Dressing (creamy, but low-cal)
    Instant Oatmeal
    A plethora of soups (condensed or hearty)
    Onions
    Raspberries
    Kiwis
    Yogurt
    Skim Mozza
    Rice
    Chicken Breast (skinless/boneless in the bulk pack)
    Lean Ground Beef
    Steaks (I trim the fat myself)
    ICBINB
    Frozen Peas, Corn, Broccoli, and Brussel Sprouts
    Turkey Pot Pies (low fat for those days I don't want to cook)
    Potatoes
    Jell-O

    It's not always the same, but generally this is what I buy at some point during the month.

    What about everyone else?
  • How convenient! Today was my food shopping day so here is what went into my trolley this evening:

    Oh...I count calories

    Apples
    Bananas
    Mango
    Nectarines
    Peaches
    Grapes
    Pineapple
    Rockmelon
    Mixed baby leaves
    Tomatoes
    Onions
    Capsicum (green & red)
    Zuchini
    Soy & Linseed bread
    low-fat soy milk
    no-fat yoghurt
    Tofu
    Gnocchi
    Dried fruit mix (for making muesli)
    Eggs

    And thats about it for this week...sometimes I might have fish or meat in there but nothing appealed tonight.

    Livi
  • I'm on a plan of my own design and it has evolved over the past 3 years...
    light vanilla soy milk
    egg whites
    non-fat yogurt
    sring cheese/shredded cheddar
    frozen vegetables
    soup
    ground turkey (when I do buy meat, which isn't often)
    bran
    bananas
    carrots
    tomatoes
    bagged green
    apples
    oranges
    Naked juice
    celery
    parsley
    beets (as of late)
    cantaloupe
    seltzer water
    pickles
    "meal" stuff- whatever I'm making for Sunday dinner
  • Its too bad all of America couldnt eat like us... obesity would be obsolete!

    *Calorie counting and just plain eating healthy, LOW INTAKE of processed foods*

    apples
    ff yogurt
    ff milk
    soy protein powder
    frozen strawberries
    frozen pineapple
    romain hearts
    garbonzo beans *canned*
    black beans *canned*
    baby corns *canned*
    lean ham, lunch meat
    lean turkey, lunch meat
    low carb, LF tortillas
    old fasion rolled oats
    peanut butter, adams
    deLIGHT bread, LF LC
    coffee
    carrots
    red onion
    avacado, if they are ripe
    baby tomatoes
    brussel sprouts
    chicken breasts
    seafodd of somekind ie: scallops, shrimp, salmon
    cliff bars
    some kind of natural cereal
    aquafina water

    that pretty much sums it up and of course I will by something that i see if its on sales or what not, but these are my all time fave staples!!
  • You girls are giving me some ideas...

    Okay I calorie count

    Grocery List:
    - Fruit, 2 per day varies with what is in season....orange,
    apple, banana, cantaloupe, watermelon, honeydew melon, all kinds of
    berries, pineapple, grapes, kiwi, peaches, nectarines, plums, plouts, lemon,
    limes (keep a fruit bowl in my office and collegues come by to get some,
    subtle way of letting them know not to bring me sweets)
    - Veggies: bagged spinach, lettuce, broccoli, cauliflower, cucumbers,
    carrots, celery, tomatoes, avocado, mushrooms, onions, garlic
    - Canned green beans
    - Black Beans
    - Fatfree refried beans
    - Salsa
    - Chicken breasts
    - Some type of fish for two meals
    - whole wheat flour and corn tortillas
    - eggs
    - fat free milk
    - fat free yogurt
    - fat free cottage cheese
    - low fat shredded mozzarella cheese
    - Triscuits
    - whole wheat pasta

    and then what might be on sale or I find interesting.

    I won't tell you what I by for my husband, I put all his junk food on the very top shelf that is above my eye level in the pantry so I never see it. He even forgets it is there sometimes, but he does have his cravings for junk food sometimes.
  • I went yesterday, and from what I can remember:

    1% milk
    ff yogurt
    light string cheese
    lean pork chops
    a few lean cuisine meals (they were on sale!)
    frozen cauliflower
    fresh zucchini
    bagged lettuce
    apples
    tomato
    clementines
    soups
    sf popcicles
    raisins
    wheat bread
    lf lunchmeat (turkey)

    I can't remember more, though I know there was more. Hmmm. It was a pretty thorough grocery shop, so I know I'm missing stuff. That's pretty indicative of a usual shopping trip... Sometimes more veggies, sometimes more dairy (cottage cheese), sometimes cereal, etc....
  • I'm a calorie-counter and a vegetarian.

    Last time I went grocery shopping, I bought...

    1% milk
    sharp cheddar
    skim mozzarella string cheese
    1% cottage cheese
    lf plain yogurt
    butter - I love the real stuff, so I use it in extreme moderation
    tofu
    lf cool whip
    fresh salsa
    apples
    bananas
    acorn squash
    yams
    cranberries
    clementines
    potatoes
    broccoli
    cauliflower
    frozen strawberries
    frozen corn
    frozen peas
    frozen spinach
    ff refried beans
    tomato paste
    tomato sauce
    diced tomatoes
    spinach pasta
    orzo
    olive oil
    sun dried tomatoes (not in oil)
    lf coconut milk (for aloo gobi)
    peanut butter
    granola bars
    honey nut cheerios
    wheat bread
  • What a great question.. I just got back from a quick run to the grocery store


    I'm on Weight Watchers and I tend to eat more vegetarianish lately.

    unsweetened soymilk/ricemilk
    chick peas
    sugar snap peas
    0.5 lb box of mixed greens
    spinach naan (yum)
    couscous
    corn
    lemons
    hummous
    ryvita fruit crunch crispbread
    tomatoes
    mushrooms
    avocadoes
    cucumbers
    salsa (yummy on EVERYTHING)
    free-range eggs
    organic plain yogurt
    raspberries
    wheat cutlets (hahaha. i know, it sounds lame. but it has a good texture and it's much less calorie-laden than beef)
    whole wheat pasta
    soy cheese/sharp cheddar
    honey mustard
    Kashi Go-Lean
    pomegranates (when in season)
    squash
    washed/peeled baby carrots (perfect snack)
    tuna!



    umm, I know I'm forgetting things, but lots of fruits and veggies. I'm an experimenter, so I'll buy anything once.