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What did YOU eat today? ilisa
  Mar 15 2007 21:43
Don't list the calories, don't list the exercise, don't list portion sizes.

None of those pesky numbers, since we all are different.

One person can need 1400 a day, while another can need 2,500, and it can be really triggering to see someone ate a lower number than yourself.

Therefore, just list the food you ate. This will help us understand the value of eating healthy food (for the nutrients), while also indulging moderately in empty calories when we want. I don't know about you, but I'm aiming for 90% healthy foods - and 10% empty calories. ;)

Also, do not post here if you are starving yourself. I'm not interested in the details, it is only going to get others riled up, and it is triggering to those of us trying to recover from an eating disorder. Okay, thank-you.


Here's me for today:

Breakfast: slept far too late
Lunch: sandwich (100% whole wheat bread, garden burger veggie medley patty, soy dijon "mayo", pickle, lettuce), dried apricots, diet soda, tums, vitamin
Snack: apple, no salt added raw almond butter
Dinner: corn, bell peppers, sugar-snap peas, lettuce, firm tofu, soy dressing, tums
Snack: soy delicious peanut butter zig zag! yumm.
Edited Sep 24 2007 20:22 by mcderin
Reason: Moved to the Food Forum. =) Thanks! ♥
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#281 hsharrett Apr 16 2007 18:15
B - Banana and green tea

L - Subway Roast Beef Wrap, Harvest Cheddar Sun Chips, Diet Coke (must have the Diet coke :) )

Snack - Dannon Light & Fit Yogurt

Dinner - (the plan is) Lamb Chops, baked potato
#282 rybecka Apr 16 2007 18:18
i love these threads, i always find something new to try after reading what you guys eat each day.

B- 2 hard boiled eggs, tropical fruit salad w/ splenda

L- spinach salad w/ apples, raisins and balsamic vinaigrette dressing, tomato soup

D- sweet potato, asparagus, white rice, honey mustard flavored chicken breasts

S- popcorn
#283 rebeccakm Apr 16 2007 22:31
Woke-up late...

oatmeal w. soy milk, strawberries, maple syrup

green tea & coffee

celery with Baba Gannouj

I'm trying amy's medium chili w. vegetables tonight.... I think... although things might get changed... I might have a big salad with tuna, hummus, goat cheese, tomatos, onions, mushrooms, peppers, cucumbers, and artichokes instead...

Wow. that's a lot of diff ingredients for one salad.
#284 peaceloveandvolcom Apr 16 2007 23:05
Breakfeast : Cornflakes with Silk Light milk
Lunch : Whole wheat bread, sliced cucumber, sliced tomato, sliced cheddar cheese, mayo, sliced ham and lettuce
Diner : Pasta with shrimp
Snack : Peanut butter and jelly sandwich with a glass of milk
#285 oink420 Apr 17 2007 00:16
breakfast - 1/4 cup oats, tad coconut extract, tsp slivered almonds, with a chopped banana and a pineapple ff yogurt, a big apple, coffee

lunch - a homemade ww ff banana pancake, apple, celery, some broccolli

snack - plum, apple, grapes, strawberries, light soymilk

dinner - 1/2 head iceberg, bunch of baby spinach, 1/2 pepper, 2 small ears corn, quinoa, sesame seeds and mahi mahi with my own light dressing
#286 vmcbutterfly Apr 17 2007 01:22
b- cream of wheat, .5 cup yogurt with medium apple, 1 slice of pineapple and 5 grapes to dip in it

l- cheese quesadilla (homemade) with some veggies in them, small salad, and 2 blue bunny fudge lites

s-yogurt, more grapes, green tea

d- steak, salad, .5 potato, broccoli,

s-jello sugar free pudding cup
#287 italianprincess Apr 17 2007 01:26
Breakfast- 1/2 cinn. raisen bagel with 1/2 tsp of ICBINB, and a jello with fruit

Lunch- Chicken Carbonara LC

Snack- Zone Perfect Chocolate Raspberry protein bar

Dinner- homemade margherita pizza on wheat crust (3 slices)

Snack- 1/2 cup raisins

WATER, WATER, & MORE WATER! :)
#288 healthnut32 Apr 17 2007 03:24
B - fiber one cereal, yogurt, blueberries, green tea

S - baby carrots, dipped in honey dijon mustard

L - whole wheat pita, turkey, edamame

S - steamed broccoli, topped with tomato sauce

D - flax plus cereal, yogurt, strawberries, apple, green tea

anyone have a healthy/yummy recommendation for what to dip raw veggies in besides hummus, ranch, and salsa?
#289 superjenb Apr 17 2007 04:17
Breakfast: Oatmeal, half a banana, almonds

Snack: grapes

Lunch: tuna steak, brocolli, beans & cauliflower

Snack: sugar free mints

Dinner: egg white omlette with turkey, tomatoe, mushrooms and onion

Supper: low fat hot choc
#290 priya1 Apr 17 2007 05:04
Early morning: honey and 1/2 lime in a glass of warm water

Breakfast: 1 egg omellette made with tomato, onion, red pepper, chillies and pam butter spray. 1 sprouted 100% whole grain bread. half cup of 1% milk with 1 tsp of honey, 1 tsp of flax seed and 2 strawberries.

3) Lunch: 10 baby carrots, 4 brocolli pancakes, 1 pear

4) Snack: 4 veggie fritters, 1 Kashi chewy almond flax honey granola bar

5) Dinner: 1 cup of garden salad, 1 cup cooked maggi (indian brand) noodles made with tomatoes, onions, peppers, baby french beans, green peas in a teaspoon of oil.

6) Dessert: Half cup of 1% milk whisked with half cup of frozen peaches and mangoes and 1 tsp honey.
#291 priya1 Apr 17 2007 05:11
organic low fat sour cream to go with raw veggies.

you can even try to marinade the veggies and eat them tandoori style. Mix 3 tsp fat free yogurt, 1 tsp of oil, cayenne pepper, salt, cumin powder, lemon juice. make sure the marinade is watery enough to drain... marinade veggies like firm cottage cheese or extra firm tofu, bell peppers, onions, mushrooms, baby corn for 30 minutes... and bake in the oven for half hour... all veggies should be cut in cubes... you could use a skewer and grill them or bake them...
#292 ilisa Apr 17 2007 09:58
B: kashi autumn wheat, light vanilla soymilk, blueberries, banana
L: salad (romaine lettuce, avocado, asparagus, corn, carrots, goddess dressing), ww bread w. earth balance, bolthouse farms vedge juice
S: apple
D: brown rice, asparagus, corn, carrots, light vanilla soymilk
S: tums, multi-vitamin, & magnesium supplement. Lots of water!
#293 silk Apr 17 2007 10:01

Well this is what I ate yesterday:

Breakfast:
half decaf Irish Cream flavoured coffee with powdered creamer
oatmeal with ground flax seed mixed in with Splenda

Mid Morn Snack:
unsweetened applesauce
pomegranate green tea

Lunch:
chickpeas, white kidney beans, cauliflower, blackberry tea

Mid Afternoon Snack:
Source yogurt- strawberry vanilla
V8 juice

Dinner:
baked macaroni and beef casserole
mixed berries(strawberries, raspberries, blueberries, blackberries), Splenda
earl grey green tea

Evening snack:
air popped popcorn with nosalt and garlic powder
light cranberry cocktail



#294 oink420 Apr 18 2007 00:19
A healthy day, I think I got enough calories and from the right places, not ALL fruits and veggies like usually, i am 'cutting myself' off tonight

breakfast - 1/4 cup oats with strawberries, banana and vanilla almond breeze with sliced almonds, plum, apple, grapes

lunch - piece of homemade ff banana bread in a cup with 1/2 mango, banana and vanilla ff yogurt, baby carrots and celery with chipotle dressing

snack - apple with peanut butter

dinner - big bowl of soy/lime flavored sugarsnap peas, celery and brocolli stir fry with a beautiful 6 oz salmon fillet on top with a mango/cilantro relish

dessert - plum, chamomile tea

lots of water!!
#295 nightshade19 Apr 18 2007 01:36
Ok well i have eaten (its going to seem like alot lol)

Brec: small coffee, egg beater, egg, slices of canadian bacon, chedder cheese, low carb bread (im on south beach diet) and 1/2 a grapefruit.

Snack: cottage cheese with sugar free jam

Lunch: mixed romaine lettuce, fat free fetta cheese, green bell pepper, ham slice, pepperoni, diet dr pepper,

Snack: taco mince (kid had it for lunch and i couldnt resist)

Dinner: chicken breast, tinned beans, brussel sprouts, pepperoni (i seem to be craving that lately - better then chocolate i supose), american cheese

Desert: low fat cottage cheese (again) with penut butter and sugar free jam and some grapes.

I think thats about it, you know its difficult not to mension how much of stuff i've eaten lol dunno why.
#296 yachtracer1977 Apr 18 2007 02:09
Let's see...

Coffee with sugar-free flavored creamer
Banana
Caramel Corn rice cake
Veggie Wrap (hummus, tofu, sprouts, green pepper, red onion, and cucumber)
Strawberries and Kiwi
Ice Breakers Sugar-Free Sours
Diet Coke
Caffeine Free Diet Pepsi
Grilled Portabella Mushroom with Balsamic Vinegar
Whole Grain Rice
Little bit of leftover meatloaf made with extra lean ground beef

I am STUFFED....but still under...
#297 mischa Apr 18 2007 02:59
I'm tying to find something new to have for breakfast. Everyday I have oatmeal or cream of wheat and although it's good it get's boring. :P

Breakfast
Oatmeal (some chopped apple, cinnamon, skim milk)

Lunch
Pear

Supper
1/2 chicken breast wrap with cucumber, mushroom, and cabbage. (Yum! I actually ran out of lettuce and used cabbage instead.)
Steamed broccoli
#298 nightshade19 Apr 18 2007 12:51
mischa you could try adding different things to the oatmeal like making it into chocolate oatmeal using cocoa powder and sugar or sweatener - thats yummy or adding peanut butter also another of my favourates, that way breakfast is still quick and easy but you have a different taste. You could try Weetabix with yogurt or milk, adding fruit, nuts anything you want really, its nice with butter and jam as well although it can be alittle dry that way.
#299 jennifersowell Apr 18 2007 19:25
Breakfast:  Fiber One Cereal and a cup of coffe

Snack:  Mott's Applesauce - no sugar added

Lunch:  Celery and a yummy spinach salad with mushrooms, onions, peppers and tomatoes with mustard dressing
#300 yachtracer1977 Apr 18 2007 19:55
So far...

Coffee with sugar-free flavored creamer
Caramel Nut Brownie Luna Bar
Caramel Corn rice cake
Veggie Wrap (only hummus, tofu, and cucumber today)
Cottage Cheese
Diet Pepsi

I still have an apple in my goodie bag, and I think I'll make Quorn tacos for dinner.
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