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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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breakfast:
fiber one cereal with 1% lactaid milk
egg whites, couple strips of extra lean turkey bacon

snack:
starbuck's coffee light frappuccino

lunch:
"quesadilla" (1 whole wheat tortilla, cut in half and folded over with laughing cow spreadable cheese, chicken cold cuts, fresh basil, green onion, salt, and pepper-grilled panini style)
apple
grapes

snack:
small size golden spoon frozen yogurt (banana and island coconut!)

dinner:
cobbish salad (lettuce, turkey cold cuts, egg whites, roma tomatoes, green onion, extra lean turkey bacon, salt, and pepper)

dessert:
frozen blueberries! a big bowl!
another good day for meeee:)


breakfast: 1.5 cup strawberry medley cereal, 1 cup organic daybreak cereal, 3/4 cup mocha yogurt, 1/3 cup activia yogurt

snack: almonds, calcium soft chews

lunch: 1 cup crispix, 1 cup pc organics wheat squares, apple

snack: apple, figg, [homemade] gronola, scoop frozen yogurt

dinner: sweet potatos baked, aspargus baked with olive oil and balsamic vinegar, salad with croutons and flax seeds, broccoli and hummus

snack: raspberry grapefruit italian soda, some yogurt

Original Post by yyonah:

i had to go veggie due to some reactions i was taking to the histamine in meat and eggs (i.e - fits and sweats in my sleep) any good ideas for veggie sources of protein and iron? (: much appreciated.

Heres a link with some details of iron in different foods (obviously, there are other foods that are good sources of iron that are not on the link!). There are also some information on there about iron absorbtion, which is just as important as actually taking in the iron.  http://www.vegsoc.org/info/iron.html

For protien heres another link: http://www.vegsoc.org/info/protein.html

Also, B12 is important if your cutting out meat (I'm so hypocritical , I'm terrible when it comes to getting B12) http://www.vegsoc.org/info/b12.html

If you'd like any veggie recipes, feel free to PM me! Or the veggie forum on here is fantastic!

enia28. do you have your granola recipe on the computer? If you do could you possibly post it? Thanks

Breakfast: oatmeal made with skim. milk, toffee chocolate powder and banana.

Lunch: wholewheat toast with baked beans and grated soycheese

Snack: an apple, a pear and some frozen yoghurt (all topped with honey and granola)

Dinner: veggie sausages (grilled), butterbeans, tomatoes and baby corn.
1 wholewheat pitta bread cut into strips :)

Snack: cocopops mega munchers cereal

Before bed: 2 cadburys instant hot chocolates.

Breakfast* Oatmeal with banana, flaxseed,and coconut, 1 hard-boiled egg, 1 orange

Snack* Apple-cinnamon oatmeal, brown-sugar coated almonds

Lunch* Large bowl of chili con carne, cornbread

Snack*Potato salad, pumpkin seeds, string cheese

Dinner* Lentil-carrot curry cakes, cabbage, onion and green peppers fried in olive oil,sunflower seeds

Snack* A baked yam topped with ricotta cheese and cinnamon, vanilla coated almonds

Breakfast-in-a-Hurry- Banana-berry shake (made w/soymilk, frozen blueberries, fresh strawberries, frozen banana slices and soy protein powder)

Lunch- Leftover homemade ratatouille, mashed avocado w/steamed broccoli, and a whole wheat crispbread

Snack- Fresh fruit bowl (Mango, apple, and grapes)

Supper- Big salad made with black beans, tomatoes, corn, sweet peppers, diced green chilies, romaine, and fresh avocado... yum!
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B- banana and soynut butter

S- granola and vanilla soy milk

L- tofu scramble, orange, carrots

S- luna bar

D- big salad with avocado, red pepper, tofu, olive oil... whatever else i decide to put in it!

S- soy "icecream" sandwich (:

Breakfast: Honey bunches of oats with strawberries and almond milk

Snack: Cinnamon toast rice cake with a bit of ricemallow creme on it..mmm:)

Lunch: A bit of tofu vegetable soup but I stopped eating it because I found mushrooms that looked like slugs in it :(, a cucumber roll, and a piece of sweet potato tempura and a piece of zucchini tempura!  Delicious.

Snack: I'm about to have a soy delicious chocolate fudge pop!

Dinner: Satueed spinach with garlic on toast, perhaps.  Either that, or roasted brussel sprouts and potatoes.

B: Apple w/ 1 tbsp PB, Milk & Coffee
S: Raisins
L: Chicken, Banana, Carrots w/Ranch
S: Apple w/ 1 tbsp PB
D: Chicken, Brisket, Applesauce
S: Apple w/ 1 tbsp PB

B - Fruit Salad

L- Grande skinny latte and low fat wholegrain tuna sandwich

S - Granola bar

D - Chicken salad with BBQ sauce

S - Fruit salad

 

update:

  • fruit nut bar
  • 1/2 cup low fat soy milk
  • 1/2 cup lentils w/ nutritional yeast and fake bacon bit
  • 2-1/2 cup air popcorn w/ 1 tablespoon light smart balance margarine, nutritional yeast and bragg's liquid aminos
  • van's organic blueberry waffle w/ 1-1/2 tablespoons cherry preserves
  • hash brown
  • veggie corn dog bite
  • serving baked steak fries w/ sweet and spicy mustard
  • blackberry owater
  • 1/2 cup grape nuts w/ 3/8 cup low fat soy milk and 1/8 cup original soy dream

 

Breakfast: ww toast w/ pb
       &nb sp;          apple
       &nb sp;          hardboiled egg

Lunch: turkey sanwhich on ww
       &nb sp;   skim milk

Snack: grapes

Dinner: steak
       &nb sp;    baked potato
       &nb sp;    skim milk

later: alot more
brown_paper_bag, here is the recipe for the gronola :)

it is honestly amazing.. so enjoy:

INGREDIENTS:
1 cup crispix
1 cup rolled oats
1 cup shreddies (or wheat flakes, or both!)
1 cup raw unsalted almonds (sliced or unsliced)
1/2 cup unsalted sunflower seeds
1/4 cup sesame seeds

COATING MIXTURE:
1/2 cup sugar (organic if you can)
1/2 tsp cinnamon
1/4 cup olive oil
1 tsp vanilla extract (or maple extract)
1/4 cup honey (the hard kind)

PREP:
1. preheat oven to 300, in a lrg bowl mix all dry ingredients until evenly distributed
2. in a small saucepan, place all cating ingredients. gently warm ingredients until honey is melted
3. pour coating mix over dry ingredients. Using a wooden spoon(or hands) mix all ingredients until all are coated.
4. spread gronola onto a baking sheet with parchment paper.
5. Baking time is 40 minutes, but you cant walk away from the oven, you need to stir the gronola while it is baking so that all becomes toasted.
6. transfer baked gronola onto a cooling rake and wait until it is completely hard. When its cool you can break it apart and put it into a container or even freeze it and save it for later!!

ENJOY IT IS SOO GOOOOOD!

breakfast (been working on eating a bigger one): 8-grain hot cereal with pb mixed in, coffee

lunch: tofu "egg" salad sandwich, two large apples

snack: two small apples, peanut butter banana milkshake made with almond milk

dinner: plain boca vegan patty, green salad, whole kernel sweet corn, steamed cauliflower, wheat bread

dessert: tofutti fudge stick

later: air-popped popcorn

breakfast: one cantaloupe

lunch: 4 oz. baked eggplant, yam, potato and carrot, curried indian-style. ten strawberries. ten dried figs. organic ginger ale.

dinner: 4 oz. tofu 'egg' salad, sunflower sprouts, red cabbage and tomato in one small sprouted pita pocket. mini bag of honey dijon kettle chips. apple. half a stick of licorice and a piece of crystallized ginger.

this is so different from the way i usually eat! but i really am trying to recover, and it was all delicious. how did i do? any feedback? :)

B: kashi waffles topped with yogurt blueberries and almonds

L: black bean salad, kashi crackers, and yogurt with almonds

S: banana, almonds, yogurt

D: veggie quesadilla, fruit salad

Dessert: organic oatmeal choco chip cookies

Original Post by ewwxroflzz:

breakfast (been working on eating a bigger one): 8-grain hot cereal with pb mixed in, coffee

 good for you. seriously, youll have SOOOOO, i mean, SOOOOO much more energy! i try to tell ppl to eat a bigger b-fast but they never listen to me. o well, their loss. haha

 

Breakfast: kabocha (pumpkin) and a few multigrain crackers

Lunch: My moms famous Portuguese Bean soup! also a Fruit salad!

Dinner: More of my mom's famous Portuguese bean soup! So delicious!

Dessert: idk! Maybe some cashew nuts! I love cashew nuts! Also a green tea!

Today I binged (at least for me):

B: 350 calories worth of cheerios
L: 1/2 chicken sandwich(plain), garden salad.
Afternoon: The other 1/2 of that sandwich, 4 oatmeal cookies, 4 oatmeal cookies worth of cookie dough, 1/2 apple.
D: nacho cheese chicken chalupa from taco bell(only 160 calories, yum!), diet pepsi
Night: 5 more oatmeal cookies, 7 oatmeal cookies worth of cookie dough, 300 calories worth of cereal, peach tea, 3/4 cup macaroni and cheese, 3 handfuls of some cracker things, 1 rice cake.

Breakfast: oatmeal made with skim. milk, a toffee hot choc. sachet and some honey nut shreddies mixed in
150g frozen fruit salad (grapes, mango, strawberries, melon and kiwi)

Lunch: wholewheat toastie with soy cheese, onion and garlic.

Snack: an apple, an orange and a pear.

Dinner: wholewheat linguini with veggie bacon, parsley and parmesan cheese.

Snack: weetos cereal (dry)

Before bed: 3 (haha) instant hot chocolates.

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