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| Foods | Yogurt and artificial sweeteners | Apr 29 2009 20:48 (UTC) |
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Stonyfield! It's by far thew best, tastes awesome, and has less sugar and no artificial crap. |
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| Foods | Please Recommend your Meal Replacement Bars | Feb 03 2009 04:16 (UTC) |
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I would also reccoment the Odwalla bars.
The super-protein, peanut peanut-butter, and berries go-mega ones are the best for replacing meals. |
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| Foods | How many grams of Coffee-Mate are in those little packets? | Jan 16 2009 03:46 (UTC) |
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Anyone? |
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| Foods | How to make greek yogurt taste better (w/o sugar)? | Jan 08 2009 03:45 (UTC) |
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Cinnamon is delicious with it (though I do add a little honey too)
Also it's amazing if you spread it heavily on apple slices with cinnamon on top. |
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| Foods | now THESE noodles seem like a miracle | Jan 07 2009 20:04 (UTC) |
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I love them...they're great with marinara sauce on them. Just make sure you rinse them and dry them really well. |
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| Foods | miso soup on cc food list | Jan 06 2009 16:10 (UTC) |
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You can "tag" the item once you've filled out the form once.
When it appears on your food log, hit the little orange "T" and you can store it to your tagged items. Thus, you'll never have to fill out the form again. |
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| Foods | What's your favorite way to eat Greek yogurt? | Dec 31 2008 03:28 (UTC) |
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Add honey, it's delicious.
You can start by adding a large amount, and slowly decrease the amount you add. At first I hated the taste of Greek yogurt, now I can eat it almost plain. |
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| Foods | What tastes good with ketchup? | Dec 31 2008 03:10 (UTC) |
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Eggs/egg whites, and steamed veggies (especially broccoli with a lot of pepper on it).
I get wierd ketchup cravings too for some reason... |
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| Foods | Kashi Chewy Granola Bars | Dec 10 2008 05:47 (UTC) |
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Original Post by kaffwynn: Because they also have "crunchy" granola bars, which are make the "chewy" ones seem very chewy. |
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| Foods | Peanut Butter and Honey!!! | Dec 03 2008 21:14 (UTC) |
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Peanut butter + honey + bannanas in a whole wheat wrap = HEAVEN! |
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| Foods | Kashi Chewy Granola Bars | Dec 03 2008 20:20 (UTC) |
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I love them. Especially the honey almond flax; I love that they're lower in sugar than most granola bars, plus they have whole almonds in them...yum! |
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| Foods | Almond Breeze | Dec 03 2008 05:03 (UTC) |
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I have it with all bran and pour cinnamon on top. sooo yummy!
.5 cup all bran + .5 cup unsweetened vanilla almond breeze + cinnamon = 100 calories of pure, satisfying deliciousness! |
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| Foods | Mexican Food advice | Nov 25 2008 16:48 (UTC) |
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Some mexican restaurants have a chicken dish that is like half a chicken marinated in spices, usually served with rice and beans. You could get this and put half of it in a to-go container. |
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| Foods | when dining in the middle of nowhere.. | Nov 15 2008 18:02 (UTC) |
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You can ask if they'll make egg-white omlettes with veggies. Those are always delicious and filling! If they can't do that, you can get a regular omlette with no cheese or meat...just veggies. |
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| Foods | alternative natural yogurt choice | Oct 23 2008 01:41 (UTC) |
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Stonyfield Farm vanilla fat-free yogurt = HEAVEN. |
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| Foods | Can someone do me a favor? | Oct 21 2008 23:44 (UTC) |
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I got 287 but there was no option for the mustard... |
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| Foods | Which is your favorite tv dinner and brand? | Oct 05 2008 22:28 (UTC) |
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All the Kashi ones are amazing and really satisfying. |
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| Foods | Hard Boiled Eggs? | Oct 04 2008 22:08 (UTC) |
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Chop them up and add some hummus + paprika. So good on toast! |
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| Foods | Healthy substitutes for unhealthy snacks-what are your favorites? | Sep 03 2008 15:02 (UTC) |
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Sweet: I loooovvvveee Stonyfield Farm vanilla fat-free frozen yogurt. It's only 100 calories per serving and it tastes just as good as the Hagen Daaz 300-calorie-per-serving vanilla.
Salty: I dip large celery hearts into spicy salsa. It has the same crunch and spice as chips-and-salsa with very few calories. |
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| Foods | New York City | May 30 2008 04:23 (UTC) |
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Which restaurants? |
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| Foods | Calories in Chinese food. How do you calculate them? | May 27 2008 23:18 (UTC) |
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| Foods | Cereal Serving Size | May 27 2008 04:14 (UTC) |
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Instead of getting a food scale, you can always divide the box into 8 equal zip-lock bags when you first get it. Then you know that each of these is 1 serving. |
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| Vegetarian | I'm having a party and..... | May 19 2008 20:30 (UTC) |
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| Foods | Protein or other bars... | May 16 2008 05:48 (UTC) |
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The Kashi Golean Rolls are amazing and hard to chew. I get the ones that are 180 calories. I love them so much I buy them in bulk. |
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| Foods | Uneaten Food Log | May 14 2008 18:25 (UTC) |
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Bacon, French Toast, and Pesto Tortellini from lunch today. |
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| Foods | Yogurt? | May 13 2008 05:00 (UTC) |
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STONYFIELD FARM. Soooo good. Especially the Key Lime |
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| Foods | TEA | May 11 2008 01:55 (UTC) |
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Green tea might take some getting used to. I either have mine plain or with a squeeze of fresh lime in it. Sweet Dreams is a lovely blend that most of my guests enjoy when I serve it. Country Peach Passion is also really good for non-tea drinkers. It's really fruity. I would also suggest buying the Seasonings Herb Tea Sampler. You may not like all the teas, but it will give you a sense.
I LOVE Chai tea with a teaspoon of sugar and 1/4 cup milk. I would highly suggest trying it (maybe prepared at a coffee shop?)
I would just sample many teas, and find which ones you like. Don't get discouraged if you doing find "the one" right away...everyone has different tastes. Also, other teas may grow on you (I didn't like green at first).
Once you find ones you like, then venture into the more exotic teas. |
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| Foods | need low calorie filling dinner ideas | May 11 2008 01:43 (UTC) |
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A creation I came up with for when I want a big, satisfying meal: |
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| Foods | A scoop? | May 10 2008 03:35 (UTC) |
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No I don't have a food scale. I get a lot of food from a cafeteria where they "scoop" a bunch of stuff...not just ice cream (like mashed potatoes, stuffing, etc.), and I never know how to log it. |
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| Weight Loss | what's your post lunch #? | May 10 2008 03:29 (UTC) |
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About 1000, give or take. |
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