If other dieters are interested, here's my frequently eaten foods list from my Lifestrong My Plate app. Calorie info is all from the app. Note that I'm not recommending this diet. This is just what my log says I've been eating.
blackberries - 10 berries - 10 calories
red raspberries - 1 cup - 64 calories
Philsbury Egg Scrambles Sausage (in the frozen section) - 280 calories per package
Subway Turkey and Ham 6" on wheat with provolone cheese, veggies, and sweet onion sauce - 370 calories
Subway 6" Black Forest ham, egg whites, and provolone cheese on flat bread with tomatoes, green peppers, and onions - 350 calories
Apple Snapz - 50 calories
Fat Free Crumbled Feta - 1oz - 30 calories
Foldit Hungry Girl wrap - 100 calories
cherry tomato - 3 calories
Jif creamy peanut butter - 2 Tbsp - 190 calories
CVS almonds - 30 almonds - 180 calories
apples
asparagus - 10 stalks - 27 calories
Lean Cuisine BBQ chicken pizza - 350 calories
half BLT cobb salad - 230 calories
bananna - 110 calories
butter flavored popcorn oil - 1 Tbsp - 120 calories
popcorn (unpopped) - 3 Tbsp - 120 calories
canned peaches with Splenda - 1/2 cup - 35 calories
chicken breast
diced ham - 2 oz - 70 calories
steamed edamame - 1/2 cup - 110 calories
fat free cottage cheese - 1/2 up - 80 calories
strawberries - 1 cup - 77 calories
Oikos plain Greek yogurt - 1 cup - 130 calories
CVS animal crackers - 14 crackers - 140 calories
skim milk - 1 cup - 80 calories
light mayo - 1 Tbsp - 45 calories
Edy's pineapple or strawberry fruit bars - 80 calories
Splenda
lowfat granola - 2/3 cup - 230 calories
salsa - 2 Tbsp - 10 calories
imitation crab - 85g - 80 calories
CVS whey protein - 1 scoop - 140 calories
Aunt Millie's whole grain light bread - 1 slice - 35 calories
Kroger Rice Bitz - 1 and 1/4 cup - 120 calories
honey - 1 Tbsp - 60 calories
coffee
tuna fish
pork chops
lots of various brands of thinly sliced lunch meats
lots of various Lean Cuisine meals
baby carrots
broccoli
various lettuces
So, I'm not so hot at incorporating vegetables. I watched Fat, Sick, and Nearly Dead on Netflix this week. Thinking about doing a juicing reboot for 10 days, and my cousin has offered to let me borrow her juicer so I don't have to invest in a couple hundred dollar machine to try this out.
I started some krill oil to try to raise my HDL. I've been so frustrated that this low number hasn't improved with exercise, diet changes, weight loss. Then I did some research and learned that the krill oil dose that I've been using is the anti-inflammatory dose and not an HDL raising dose. Arg! I've done some research and I'm going to try Neptune krill oil at the 1500mg dose for several months and we'll see what happens.
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Thanks for sharing Sarah! I am not good with veggies either sigh :( I hate to admit my dumbness but what on earth is krill oil? and what do you do with it? Also do you eat cottage cheese by itself or cook with it?? I have never been bold enough to taste it except cooked in a dish. I have some now to go in a spinach and cheese ww quiche. You are doing amazing with your weight loss. I hope I can get where you are! Ive only lost just over 20 lbs and after this week that may be less. We will see what tomorow brings. Sending hugs to you.
ReplyDeleteInfo on krill oil: http://altmedicine.about.com/od/herbsupplementguide/a/krilloil.htm It is in gel cap form like fish oil, but are usually in smaller gel caps and people report less burping with krill oil.
ReplyDeleteCottage cheese is great with some fresh pineapple or canned peaches sweetened with pineapple. Blows me away that you've never had it by itself. Large curd cottage cheese was one of Hannah's favorite baby foods. She'd pick up the curds off her high chair tray and feed them to herself one by one. http://www.mylittlelantern.com/2009/02/cottage-cheese.html