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Old 08-07-2006, 10:40 AM   #1  
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Thumbs up August 7th Super Foods!

Happy Monday!

B: oatmeal with cherries, wheat germ, milk, almonds; coffee with milk
S: orange, black tea
L: quinoa with an Indian-spiced eggplant/tomato/garlic/onion puree on top
D: sushi, spring rolls
S: burrito

9 so far? Did I count correctly?

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Old 08-07-2006, 10:55 AM   #2  
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Hi guys,
This is my third day on the whole foods lifestyle, i plan on getting the SUPERFOODS RX book today but so far everything i have learned is from this board. Im really excited about this WOE.......here's what i plan on having today:

Breakfast: Oatmeal pancakes with blueberries
Lunch: Sliced turkey and tomato on whole grain toast
Dinner: Turkey chilli (pinto beans, turkey, can tomato, spinach, chili seasoning, onion, garlic)
Snacks: Apple, yogurt, Kashi Honey Almond Flax Bar, Tea
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Old 08-07-2006, 11:06 AM   #3  
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hmm... super foods huh....I will have to check this out!!!
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Old 08-07-2006, 11:29 AM   #4  
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Turkey Chili sounds good, I might have to make that. Although I guess I make quasi chili as I have found adding a can of diced tomatoes in with 2 different types of beans and some chile powder, onions and garlic is really good.

Breakfast: ultimate meal powder (sf) with unsweetened soy milk (sf), banana and blueberries (sf)

Lunch: brown rice (sf), 2 kinds of beans (2 sf) with tomatoes (sf), onions (sf) and garlic (sf), eggplant and green bell peppers.

Snack: yogurt (sf) with cottage cheese and strawberries (sf)

Snack: carrots (sf) with hummus (sf)

Dinner: (not 100% sure yet) wild salmon (sf) with brown rice (sf) and zucchini. Will also probably have leftover beans (2 sf) with diced tomatoes (sf), garlic (sf) and onions (sf).

Snack: dark chocolate (sf)

So that is 16 different super foods with 20 super foods eaten total.

I think I may have to ween myself off of the dark chocolate. I eat a square of it every night almost which is around 65 calories. It isn't bad but I am not sure I want to eat it every night
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Old 08-07-2006, 11:34 AM   #5  
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I guess I'm a calorie counter first, and a Super-foodie second. Even still I've really been trying to get as many SuperFoods in everyday. Here's todays menu:

B: Cream of Wheat (Missed the oatmeal today - it goes quickly down at the cafe), 1/2 cup Blueberries, coffee with no sugar added creamer.
S: Cup and a half of raw sugar snap peas. Never had these before last week and I am addicted to the crunch!
L: Chicken Breast, broccoli, carrots, green tea.
S: Cup of cantelope, 1/2 cup blueberries, 1/2 cup strawberries.
D: Hamburger patty, cup+ of spinach.
D*: Thats dessert. 1/2 cup of diet ice cream.

I guess thats 8 super foods, right? (I only counted the blueberries once.)

Edited - due to change in actual lunch.

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Old 08-07-2006, 12:08 PM   #6  
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I don't count calories but today I decided to plug my plan into fitday to see how many calories the day would end up being if I stuck to my plan. The total, including chocolate, is around 1300 calories with a break down of 19% fat, 52% carbs and 30% protein. I guess I am doing better than I thought I was, I thought I was more near 1800. It is ok because it gives me a little flex.
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L: quinoa with an Indian-spiced eggplant/tomato/garlic/onion puree on top
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B - 2 pieces of whole grain toast, natural peanut butter

S - fat free Greek yogurt, sliced strawberries

L - big salad - spinach, grilled chicken breast, 1/2 red pepper, carrots, onions, grape tomatoes, balsamic vinaigrette

S - cherries

S - cut up veggies - yellow pepper strips, grape tomatoes, baby carrots (store was out of sugar snap peas)

D - spicy black bean veggie burger, whole grain bun, pickle, tomato, spinach, onion, spicy mustard, sweet potato french fries

lots of tea all day
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Old 08-07-2006, 12:40 PM   #8  
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I'm on the superfoods bandwagon. After reading the book, I feel like I would need to turn myself into Child Protective Services if I don't feed this stuff to my children. Slowly, but surely, I'll turn them into little SuperEaters.

b--1 c.horizons organic vanilla yogurt/ 1/2 c. blueberries (2 SF)
s--Pria complete nutrition bar (1 SF--soy)
l--leftover salmon, brocc/cauli/carrot mix, couscous (4 SF, I think)
s--apple (1 SF)
d--big salad w/ spinach, romaine, yellow pepper, cukes, grilled chick breast--(2 SF)
Lots of iced tea--1 sf

I think that's 11
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Old 08-07-2006, 01:03 PM   #9  
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Old 08-07-2006, 01:39 PM   #10  
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Phantastica, that sounds good. I was thinking of serving eggplant tonight (or zucchini). I may make that and maybe even add some cut up potatoes as well.
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B: apple with peanut butter
tea

L: taco salad: taco meat, tomatoes, beans, lettuce, salsa, cheese (NO SHELL!)

S: pineapple

D: ground beef in tomato sauce
broccoli/cauliflower/carrot veggie mix
strawberries, kiwi fruit

12?
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I had a friend show up unexpectedly, so today did not stick to plan but turned out pretty well. Which is reassuring that this stuff was good enough to offer her.
B-*ww tortilla, *hummus, feta, *lots of spinach
L-salad with *spinach&romaine, *tomato, *onion, *olives, red pepper, *chick peas,feta, *triscuits
S-*tea, *dark chocolate
D-*chicken breast, eggplant, squash, *tomato&*onion "stuff", *baked sweetpotato, *watermelon

17 superfoods, I think 10 groups
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