What's on your plate?
Hi fellow May people. I haven't had time to post anything lately and I'm still trying to catch up on this week's posts. I hope everyone is having a fabulous week! It's hot here in Texas...helps with weight loss, lol.
I love to hear what everyone is eating. I think it gives us new ideas. My hardest meal to eat is breakfast. Even as a child I would hardly touch it...I'm not hungry until after 10 or so! But I really sit down daily and try to eat something.
What did you eat yesterday??
B: First thing in the a.m., glass of 14g protein milk. An hour later I had about an 1 1/2 and cheese on 4 thin crackers.
L: 3 oz. of chicken breast baked in parmesean crust, 2 bites of macaroni and 2 bites of mashed potatoes
Snack: 1 venti Splenda sweetened Green Iced tea from Starbucks (amazing drink for me...feels like I"m super cheating)
D: 3 sm. meatballs with spaghetti sauce, very few noodles
Snack: Slim Fast Lo Carb drink, 20 g. protein
2 Flintstones, 2 servings of liquid calcium, Iron pill, all liquids in
Would love to see what was on your menu!
Ana
221-179-130
I need to get a new picture up!
This is a great idea Ana and breakfast is hard for me as well. (Yesterday's menu)
Breakfast - one hard boiled egg and a gas X (I can eat them now)
Snack - Cheese and crackers - can't do string cheese, but 2% cut in slices with about 3 Wheatables
Snack - 3 Wheatables and Peter Pan Low Carb Peanut Butter (tasty)
Lunch - Tuna (light mayo, low carb pickles, hardboiled egg) and maybe 3-4 wheatables
Dinner - Hubby cooked a pot roast and rice with string beans and corn - I just ate the pot roast a little gravy and string beans. Scared to try corn and I really want POPCORN!! I miss it.
Breakfast is hard for me, too. First thing I do when I wake up is heat up some water for decaf tea (gave up my coffee... ) The warm tea seems to help me prepare my pouch for other things. Before I leave for work, I make a 25 oz shaker of Nectar/CL and drink half of the on the way to work.
B: Usually, 1 scrambled egg with cheese or sometimes, oatmeal with a few raisins
S: Rest of my Nectar
L: Usually, fish from the cafeteria, if it's baked, or some Tuna Salad, green bean salad and some olives from the salad bar. Today I have 1/2 a Southbeach Diet Wrap meal leftover from dinner last night. They're GREAT!
S: SF Fudgescicle when I get home from work (I would seriously not make it through the day without this. It's my junkfood, soda, coffee and cigarettes all rolled up in one...
D: Yesterday, 1/2 the southbeach diet wrap meal, but it just depends on what the family's having, sometimes chicken, sometimes baked fish, whatever...
S: Sometimes I have a couple of small pita chips (they're garlicy and crunchy, low fat and have some protein) If my protein count is down for the day, I'll have a glass of milk. Sometimes I have another SF popsicle...
Man, I wish you'd asked this question a different day, because I had a weird day yesterday!
B: Morningstar Farms Veggie Sausage Patty. (10g of protein and very yummy), multivitamin, cod liver oil, b12, and prilosec.
L: 3-4 oz of FF Refried Beans with LF Shredded Cheddar and Salsa--so yummy. (15g protein)
Protein Break: Atkins Protein Bar: 17g protein
D: Mashed Potatoes and Cheese, Spinach Salad with Goat Cheese and Cranberries (15g protein).
Another multivitamin.
And, about 60-70oz of water throughout the day.
I normally get a less carby dinner in and another round of protein, but I had dinner with a friend last night and the menu was all fried foods or beef, so I just did the best I could.
Jem
326.5/282/165
29/5'8"
yesterday...
B - 2 ounces of prostat 64 (30 grams protein) and four crackers to settle the nausea.
L - 4 oz chicken soup (didn't eat any nooldes, just the chix and some broth) (not sure how much protein - let's say 5 grams)
D - 3 oz broiled orange Roughy with melted parmesan and two bites of greenbeans (25 grams protein)
S - One sugar free Jolly Rancher candy
Water - lost track, but it was not 64 ounces
multivitamin, calcium, iron, biotin, sublingual B-12 and all prescription meds.
There is a guy who is used to come speak to our support group as a nutritional expert (never had gastric bypass). He said that the protein in Prostat is a very low quality protein and is totally opposed to its use. However, my arguement is that isn't a lower quality protein better than no protein for those of us who have a really hard time stomaching the protein shakes?