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Teens: what did YOU eat today?


I'm kind of copying the oh so popular topic found in the food forum. This is different, though: for teens! I think it's pretty interesting to see what we teenagers eat, and this will kind of give the chance for teens to see what other healthy foods they can add to their diet.. I sure know that my diet needs improvement XD

Oh, and the same rules as the one in the other forum applies.. especially do not post if you are not eating enough. Nobody wants to see it, and you're only hurting yourself in the long run; believe me, I found out the hard way.

I'll start!
breakfast: cheerios, a yogurt, & and orange
lunch: a turkey sandwich (i love low carb bread! really.) an apple, another yogurt, &wheat thins
after school: a peanut butter sandwhich on whole grain & an orange
dinner: probably light soup & a salad or something!

don't be shy XD

Edited Feb 04 2009 10:31 by lalabanana
Reason: Locked - please see moderator response/last post
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Far from it... I eat the english muffins, and they are very dense and chewy.  However, if you like a sweeter bread (like honey wheat or something) you prob. won't like it.  It is so much better for you, though, and the nutritionals as far as micronutrients are fantastic. 

Breakfast: cottage cheese with cinnamon and splenda, pineapple.

Lunch: a big ol slice of kabocha and okara (no not okra,but okara! It's this delicious soy thing that is awesome! It's tofu!)

Snack: manju

Dinner: ham and gai lan 

Dessert: MORE manju!

DELICIOUS DAY, maybe not so healthy, but delicious!

brekkie: pear

lunch: 20 thin mint girl scout cookies :D

dinner: whole wheat pita with mango ginger chutney, curried spinach, carrot, cauliflower, eggplant and peas

dessert: orange
Breakfast: Porridge with rice milk, sugar and banana

Snack: Apple

Lunch: Salad, poached eggs, boiled potato, slice of whole wheat bread with butter and honey

Snack: Apple

Dinner: Rice, vegetable topping with tomato sauce

Snack: Weetabix with Rice Milk

Probably have another apple soon...

Breakfast: oatmeal made with skim. milk, chopped bananas and dates, brown sugar and all bran cereal sprinkled on top.... :)

Lunch: wholewheat toast topped with cottage cheese and sliced pear.
apple, plums, mango and strawberries with an alpro soya dark chocolate yoghurt and a handful of quakers 'morning sunshine' granola.

Dinner: 2 bolied eggs (whole eggs! yayyy me :D)
butterbeans and steamed tomatoes inside a wholewheat tortilla wrap.

Snack: dry cookie crisp cereal

Before bed: 2 cadburys instant hot chocolates.

Breakfast- Smoothie made w/a half cup each of strawberry soy yogurt, fortified soymilk, fresh strawberries, and banana, w/a couple scoops of soy protein powder

Lunch- 7 grain wasa crispbread topped w/cucumber and spicy hummus, with creamed sweet potato (w/soymilk), and steamed broccoli

Snack- A small cameo apple and a couple tablespoons of natural, no salt added peanut butter

Supper- A cup of Amy's chili, two fiber wasa crispbreads, and a 1/2 cup each of steamed cauliflower and green beans (or cherry tomatoes)
Breakfast - Egg white omlette with black pepper, oatmeal with wheat germ and bran, strawberries, blackberries, Ezekiel bread (toasted).

Snack - Homemade protein pumpkin muffin, nonfat plain yogurt, almonds, and baby carrots.

Lunch - Green peas, green beans, kidney beans, broccoli, an apple, and a low-fat organic burrito (beans, rice, and cheese).

Snack - Protein shake (soymilk and vanilla whey powder), whole grain pita bread, almond butter, baby greens.

Dinner - Broccoli, green beans, cooked kale, spinach, yellow squash, quinoa with sundried tomatoes, and some kind of protein with a half-teaspoon of olive oil (low-mercury fish, or free-range chicken).

Breakfast- chicken drumstick, fiber one bar, &almonds.

Snack- yogurt

Lunch- drumstick, chicken soup, okra, onions, &a TON of garlic (i love me my garlic!) &oatmeal (i use it as a rice alternative)

Snack- muffin i make with: oatmeal, oat bran, peanut butter, NSA fudgsicle, tofu, 60% cacao chocolate, cranberries, canned pumpkin, and milk.

Dinner- beans, hard boiled egg, tomatoes, onions, chilis, nonfat american cheese all over whole wheat pita bread

Snack- chicken soup with broccoli, &carrots

 

can someone give me feedback on my diet? does it look healthy enough?

B- mini homemade blueberry muffin, 180 ml Kid's innocent smoothie

S- Ensure +

L- tin heinz mini vegetable ravioli, Activia fibre yoghurt

S- Ensure +

D- 1 1/2 taco shells with stir-fried veggies, apple

S- options hot chocolate

( P.S. I love that Quaker morning glory granola yyonah, gonna ask my Mum to buy some again!)

 

breakfast: 1 1/4 cup kelloggs all bran strawberry medley cereal, 3/4 cup organic mocha yogurt

lunch: 1/2 cup cottage cheese, 1 banana, 1/4 cup dried cranberries, 1 tbsp pumpkin seeds, 6 almonds, 3/4 cup organic day break cereal

snack: 1 rice cake, 1/3 cup activia yogurt, 1/2 cup kashi go lean crunch

dinner: 1 cup squash, 1.5 cups corn, 1 slice of turkey, 1 cup broccoli, 1 cup cauliflower, 1/2 tbsp red pepper hummus

snack: 1 orange, orange juice

Breakfast: cottage cheese with cinnamon and splenda and wasa crackers. Manju

Lunch: wrap (made with multigrain wrap and pizza sauce, and this meat thing) another manju!

Snack: toasted walnuts and 1 nonfat homemade muffin

Dinner: I don't know yet!

Breakfast: 2 cups dry fruit loops and bottled water

Lunch: 1 mini bag of pretzels and 1 full fat yougurt cup and bottled water

Snack: 1 special k strawberry granola bar, 1 full fat yogurt

Snack: 2 frozen yogurt bars (only 60 cals each and they're not even reduced fat or anything!)

Supper: Garden Saled w/ no dressing

:S didnt get enough fruits and veggies today!!

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today was a weird day-

b-coffee

l- a little handful of almonds and some tea

s- two cups of steamed broccolli with peanut butter

"d"- a bag of grapes

Hey hericot, incase you didn't read what the topic said, I'll tell you. DO NOT POST IF YOU'RE NOT EATING ENOUGH. You are clearly under eating. This forum is to encourage healthy eating, not eating disorders. Thanks.

i know, jeez. those posts are so annoying. are you just crying out for attention or what?

you guys took the words right out of my mouth.  A weird day?  How bout a sick day?  That's, like, no food.
Original Post by sportychicwithmuscle:

Breakfast: cottage cheese with cinnamon and splenda and wasa crackers. Manju

i tried the WASA crackers knock-offs! they dtaste like carboard,but hey, cardboard with some cheese is divine!  ;)

B: kashi waffles topped with sugar free syrup and banana, cascade fresh yogurt.

L: homemade bean and cheese burrito, carrots, pear

S: organic trail mix and cascade fresh yogurt

D: veggie burger on Ezekiel bun w/spinach and mustard, carrots and cauliflower with hummus, apple

Dessert: apple pie larabar

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No, you don't understand... i didn't have time to eat throughout the day- I was too busy. a bag of grapes is the kind you buy from the store-it's really a lot of food. Did you know that there are actually people who are "raw foodists" ? I'm not one... but if this is a sick day... iddkk

Yeah and I think raw foodism is nutso as well... though you can do it and still get enough cals, depending on what you eat.  I know an entire bag of grapes may SEEM like a lot of food, but it has a high water content, so very few calories in the long run.  Plus, all calories aside, you got like zero protein in all that.  I'm really not trying to criticize too heavily or to come off as rude... trust me, it's for your own good to eat enough.  If you don't, your body thinks you are starving and starts storing fat like crazy.  Aside from that, you don't get the nutrients you need which are especially important for growing teens.  You need protein and calcium, for example, to make sure you don't get osteoporosis when you're old.  Also making a habit of undereating is one way to get an eating disorder... I know, because it happened to me.  I understand being busy but when I have a busy day I make sure I get enough calories by either packing some snacks to take with me or, if I'm not prepared, at least stopping by a gas station and grabbing some nuts crackers or SOMETHING... because if I don't eat enough I just don't have any energy to get through the day.  Sorry for this long post, I'm just trying to help, honestly.
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