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YCCers: What Did YOU Eat Today? [13th April to 20th April 2009]


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If you're under 21 and not eating at least 1500 for a female (sedentary) and 1800 for a male (sedentary), don't post your menu. It would be a lie if I said "I don't care if you're under eating" because that is just that - a lie. I know how painful and damaging it can be, even if only by a little under that calorie amount. You are growing, still. But if you completely insist you know best, that you prefer a future of infertility or impotence and osteoporosis and worse, then at least do not flaunt it to the rest of CC, alright?

Work out your needs with the appropriate calculator. If you're older, state you are older - and even then it's 1200 min for a sedentary female and 1500 min for a sedentary male. But again, work it out!

That said,

Welcome to the YCCers: What did YOU eat today thread for the week starting the 28th of March to the 4th of April 2009!

After various issues with the former "What did YOU eat today?" thread involving need for constant post deletion thanks to undereaters, and it generally being outdated, we've decided to start a new WDYET? thread for YCCers every week. Why? Because this way, it will be easier for us mods to work against those that post violations whilst still allowing you YCCers to post your menus (provided they meet the thread rules). It's also been updated to allow not just for teens, but YCCers generally. 

But to avoid the problems that caused the last WDYET? thread to be locked, be aware of these thread rules BEFORE you post:

1) Any menu that does not total or appear to total at least 1500 calories for a female under 21 or 1800 for a male under 21 will be removed. Please remember the minimum guidelines for a female and male under 21 are as above and are the sedentary minimums; if you work out, or are not very short and very small you will need more than this. Consumption of less than this comes with a great many related dangers, even if it is only by 100 or 200 calories and can stunt growth and development in the long run. To work out what you need, remember CC's tools are inaccurate for under 21's and so use this calculator instead: http://www.bcm.edu/cnrc/bodycomp/bmiz2.html as you are still growing. Yes, even in the later years - there's more going on inside of you that you simply can't see. And if the numbers are confusing you or you'd like help with meal ideas and calorie breakdowns feel free to PM me! I'm happy to help with the maths if it means that no one is starving themselves unduly.

2) If you are older than 21 please make this known before you post your intake. The minimum intake for a sedentary female over 21 is 1200 calories per day. However, I ask you state your age simply because I do not want to get you confused with someone under 21 and delete a menu unknowingly. If you don't state your age, and your menu is clearly below 1500, it will be removed per Rule 1.

3) Try to keep it positive, please. Ranting is okay but remember you can rant in your journals - and it's usually a better place to rant, as you can moderate your own journals rather than write something up here. Furthermore, please remember one day of "crummy" eating isn't going to hurt you, and watch use of the word "binge" - binge eating is a very serious problem, not someone eating an extra couple hundred calories or up to maintanance calories one day, or a large meal, or going for seconds. Still, try to keep it positive over negative, please! :]

And do remember - there will be teens here with differing goals to you. Gaining, maintaining, losing. Don't compare yourself to others - so long as you are healthy and eating enough for what you need, while not in violation of any of these rules, it doesn't matter what anyone else does! Be selfish! x]

4) Don't post a menu if it isn't complete. I'm personally tired of seeing people putting their breakfast, and then a whole menu of "will update" but never updating it. Even if it means you post your menu at the end of every day.

5) Please abide by the YCC Rules when you make your post. They can be found here: ~*YCC Forum Rules - Please read before posting*~

6) Please abide by the Posting Guidelines when you make your post, as expected of you ANY time you post in this forum.

7) If you see a violation of any of the above, please report it to a moderator. Moderators can be found in the lists at the top of each forum or recognised by the little CC sun next to their names. I am one of them. Hello!

8) If you have any questions you would like to raise of a moderator, again, please do feel free to shoot us a private message. I know I am, for one, happy to help with any queries.

Beyond that, happy posting!
- Moderator: lalabanana

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Breakfast: 

  • Blueberry-Blackberry pancakes
  • Strawberries and raspberries
  • Egg-white omlette

Snack:

  • Pita bread round
  • Cottage cheese mixed with plain yogurt 
  • Pink Lady apple
  • 365 peanut butter 

Lunch: 

  • Salad (lettuce, roasted peppers, cilantro, salsa, red onion slices, leftover chipolte grilled chicken from our family Easter cookout, and leftover black-bean corn salad with lime oil-and vinegar dressing...also from yesterday.)
  • Black beans
  • Peas
  • Bell peppers
  • Green beans

Snack: 

  • Ginger Snap Lara Bar
  • Chobani
  • Ezekiel bread

Dinner: 

  • Homemade chicken noodle soup
  • Black beans
  • Green beans
  • Peas
  • Bell peppers 

Snack: 

  • Plain yogurt
  • Cottage cheese
  • Flaxseeds
  • A small banana
  • Some almonds

I got to go grocery shopping at Whole Foods for my Easter gift, so today was the most delicious day EVER. I finally had the day to myself, so I made it nice and healthy and balanced :)

Breakfast: Orange, Cinnamon Raisin Bagel, toasted w/ Tofutti Better Than Cream Cheese, Hot spice tea

Snack: Blue Corn Tortilla chips + Black Bean & Corn Salsa

Lunch: Bombay Potatoes and chickpeas in a spicy indian tomato sauce, Apricot-Mango Soy yogurt

Snack: Apple, Key Lime Pie Larabar

Dinner: Salad w/ snap peas, onions and kidney beans w/ Goddess dressing, Seitan and Mushrooms in Parpika "Cream" Sauce over steamed broccoli and baked spaghetti squash

Snack/Dessert: Smaplings of my new healthy sweet treats in the house: Vegan ginger snaps, Green Tea Soy Ice Cream and Endangered Species Dark Chocolate w/ Cranberries + Almonds

YUM.

And thanks from before, to whomever congratulated me on college... I was going to check who had said it, but I can't remember! Tongue out

 

Breakfast
Toasted blueberry bagel

Snack
Strawberries and blueberries with low-fat Greek yogurt

Lunch
Toasted whole-wheat pita bread with refried beans, avocado and salsa
Apple slices

Snack
Kellogg's Raisin Bran (dry, no milk)

Dinner
Chicken kebab with salad and steamed vegetables

:)

Breakfast:  lite vanilla yogurt with Kashi Go Lean and vanilla-almond granola

Lunch:  chicken-rice soup, small piece of eggplant parmesan, salad, soy milk

Dinner:  vegetable chili in a sourdough bread bowl, carrots, hummus; medley of steamed zucchini, broccoli, and asparagus; non-fat vanilla frozen yogurt, pineapple

Snack:  large non-fat sugar-free vanilla latte

Snack:  bran cereal with skim milk

breakfast
slice organic sprouted grain bread w/ organic peanut butter; organic apple; chai tea w/ agave nectar and organic soy milk

snack
broccoli and red pepper hummus

lunch
vegetarian sushi rolls; green tea

dinner
whole grain rotini w/ spinach, tofu, black olive, onion and broccoli (leftovers)

i'm going to the orchestra today. they are playing the music to the final fantasy game series. i'm very excited.

b-plain oatmeal w/peanut butter and grapefruit; decaf chai; small piece of zucchini bread

l-ginger tofu on oat bran bread; apple; nature valley honey oat granola bar

d-teriyaki tofu wrap; odd tiny bartlett pear; baby carrots

some dark chocolate&green tea later

B-fast [ Egg white sammie & orange ]

  • 2 slices of Acti-Fiber bread
  • 2 egg whites
  • 1 medium orange

Snack

  • 1 small banana
  • 1 tbsp PB
  • 1 chocolate bunny

La Unch [ Lentils n' Egg Salad ]

  • 1.5 cups of lettuce
  • 1 large celery stick, chopped
  • 2 egg whites
  • 1/4 cup dry lentils (cooked)
  • 1 tsp cayenne pepper

Snack

  • Zone Perfect Dark Chocolate Nutrition Bar (I WANT TO HAVE BABIES WITH THIS BAR. zomg. better then any candy bar I have ever eaten, and this suckah has 12g of protein. I'm in love, I'm in love, I'm in loooove~. +0+)

Dinrar [Steamed baby carrots tossed in PB w/ uncooked oats & strawberries]

  • 30 baby carrots
  • 5 extra large strawberries, chopped
  • 2 tbsp PB
  • 1/3 dry oats

 

Guh. I have such a big sweet tooth. Today was very tasty.

Today I didn't hit 100% in nutrition but gah, it was tasty and the calories are there.I had a great time with a childhood friend of mine... We went shopping, to movies, then for pizza...

B - Cheerios with whole milk, strawberries, a yogurt pot, 1 hard-boiled egg

S - About 100 grams of gingerbread chocolate :DD

S2 - Smoothie (banana, apple, PB, some nuts, FF yogurt), an open-faced rye sandwich

L - Lamb risotto, a side salad with dressing, a glass of 1,5% milk

S - At movies... Some candies I stole from my buddy's packet...

D - Half of a tuna-pineapple pizza, a diet pepsi, half of a banana split

 

B: oats with a handful of Kashi h2h, spoonful of crunchy pb and butter toffee pb, and skim milk

S: vanilla chai tea

L: salad (spinach, cucumber, grape tomatoes, 1/2 of an avocado); 3/4 cup lowfat plain yogurt with chai spices; 2 apples

S: chocolate almond milk

D: huge baked sweet potato topped with almond butter (best way to eat a sweet potato!!); cod; green beans

S: pomegranate acai yogurt with pecans, raisins, and dried figs

breakfast: 2 veggie cakes (carrots, rice, edamame, bok choy, & ginger). nonfat blueberry yogurt. coffee with milk.

lunch: turkey & lettuce sandwich on whole wheat bread. 1 navel orange.

snack: 3 dill pickle spears. black tea. lots of kettle corn (like, almost the entire bag, lol).

dinner: 2 bowls of lentil & vegetable soup.

Breakfast: oatbran cooked in skim milk with dried cranberries and almonds, yogurt with wheat germ, coffee

Lunch: hummus and veggie (cucumber, bell peppers, spinach) sandwich on whole grain bread, carrots, skim milk

Snack: apple

Dinner: leftover stuffed bell pepper, edamame, steamed spinach

Dessert: 2/3 cup plain yogurt with vanilla extract and cinnamon

breakfast: two slices of toasted walnut bread; skim milk

lunch: provolone and spinach wrapped in a high-protein tortilla

snacks: an apple; two bananas

dinner: organic sprouted rye & raisin bread; scrambled eggs; apple

breakfast
hot oat bran w/ organic brown sugar, cinnamon and organic high protein soy milk; vanilla chai w/ organic soy milk; half orange

lunch
whole grain rotini w/ pizza sauce, spinach, tofu, green pepper and onion; two slices organic sprouted grain bread w/ earth balance

dinner

six inch veggie delite on nine grain honey oat w/ lots of cucumber, tomato, black olives, green pepper, oregeno and honey mustard; baked lays; organic all natural energy drink

not very many veggies today but i'm packing all my stuff to move tommorow so these are very much convenience meals.

breakfast: oatmeal, mixed with 1 box of raisins. nonfat blueberry yogurt. coffee with milk.

lunch: salad with sliced green peppers, black olives, and italian dressing. cup of vegetable soup. cup of low fat chocolate milk.

snack: 1 whole wheat pita, with spicy hummus. lots of red grapes.

dinner: 2 pasta shells, stuffed with ricotta cheese, fresh spinach, and basil.

BFAST-2 rolls 1 w/lox and cream cheese, 1 roll w/ fig preserve, plain yogurt, apple, strawberries

LUNCH-roll w/ cheese+fig preserve (melted +tasted amazing!), salad w/ cashews, walnuts,+raisins, coffee w/milk

SNACK-nuts+dried fruit

DINNER-veg salad, sea bass, roast turkey thigh, cabbage

SNACK-apple, fruit yogurt, nuts+dried fruit

Breakfast: baked pumpkin pie oatmeal over yogurt and topped with almond and pumpkin butter, coffee

Lunch: hummus and veggie (cucumber, spinach, bell peppers) sandwich on multi-grain bread, carrots, skim milk

Snack: apple

Dinner: grilled chicken and homemade vegetable dip

Snack: sliver of baked pumpkin pie oatmeal with strawberries and unsweetened almond milk, chai tea

breakfast: peach yogurt; organic sprouted rye & raisin bread; skim milk

lunch: sandwich [two eggs and two egg whites, scrambled, on toasted walnut bread]; apple; strawberries

snack: organic sprouted rye & raisin bread spread with cream cheese

dinner: oatmeal w/ peanut butter, almond butter, and skim milk; applesauce; raw sliced bell pepper; organic raw dark chocolate

 

B: oatmeal with a banana, almond butter, honey, cinnamon, skim milk

L: cashew butter & honey on a whole wheat bagel square; 3/4 cup lowfat plain yogurt; 2 apples

S: dates and peanut butter

D: roasted green bell pepper stuffed with pinto beans, black & mahogany rice, corn, and avocado

S: Rachel's orange strawberry mango yogurt

B - Rye porridge with strawberries, a yogurt pot, a banana

S - Yogurt and chocolate coated cashews

L - Fettucine pasta with creamy shrimp sauce, lotsa broccoli

S - Apple, a protein shake

D - Chicken soup, a slice of bread, ½ cup choc pudding for dessert

S - Cheerios with whole milk, toast with PB, an orange

Well, finding THIS forum after putting about in the Over 21 version of this post is a RELIEF. I finally feel like a semi-normal person in the way that I eat, and not that I'm consuming half of the country for lunch and greedily sneaking Bengal into my cheek. Thank you, post. Sincerely. Here's what I got today:

Breakfast: Apples & Cinnamon Oatmeal, Banana, Low Fat Yogurt

Lunch: whole wheat roll, seasoned chicken drumstick, turkey slice, salad, Low Fat yogurt

Snack: pear

Dinner: lean beef chili, cooked cauliflower, cucumbers, tomato wedges, lettuce

Snack: 100-Calorie Kettle Corn, apple

rand

i could [probably] be eating more, but i am trying. just as an aside to any possible me's flipping through here and reading a post like mine and feeling like a gargantuan.

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