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Dinner: Protein Powehouse bowl with Crispy Chicken, Mixed Greens, Tabouleh, Black Lentils, Boiled Egg, Hummus, Tzatziki, Whipped Feta, Israeli Salad, Cabbage Slaw, Spiced Carrots, Banana Peppers, Pickled Turnips, Lemon Tahini Dressing

u/Kenyoufeelit82 — 1 day ago

I know this is nothing special however…

Okay so what you see before you is Half a cup of oats, a scoop of protein powder mixed in, two whole eggs scrambled with 3 tablespoons of egg whites, 2 turkey sausages and 3 strawberries.

u/HunterParticular937 — 1 day ago

Salads by: me 🥗♥️ here are a few ideas in case you’re stuck, i do focus on eating real food. I love when they have a lot of colors. 👀 what do you think is a must have in your perfect salad?

u/1inferna — 2 days ago

Salmon recipe

If anyone has any amazing recipes or tips that made them like salmon, I’d love to try them! I’m trying to eat more fish but it’s not going so well. And an easy recipe please.

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u/EverythingRandomly — 1 day ago
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i coded an app to compare which food is healthier for you

i actually made this to scratch my own itch.

the other apps were all giving me calories, "scores", etc. what i wanted was science-backed answers on what's healthy -- for me and my health goals.

so i just built it myself.

u/abrownie_jr — 2 days ago

Learning to make bread..

I was nervous for sure!! My second attempt....they came out great!. Simple white bread. Used honey instead of sugar.

I'm so excited!!

I decided to avoid all the preservatives packaged bread has.

u/Sheilaalpaca — 2 days ago

What am I doing wrong?

I’m trying to eat healthy, especially because I have been having health problems I’m really trying to take care of my health. The problem that I’m facing is that I feel constantly hungry, especially after eating (when I move on and do something else for a few hours the hunger goes away by itself). I think I’m eating enough so it can’t be that, and there’s fiber and protein in all of my meals.

I’ve been making banana baked oats for breakfast every morning, my dinner is usually leftovers from lunch and maybe a granola bar if I’m still ravenous before bed (lunch is the main meal here).

My lunch usually looks like what I included in the picture (not aesthetic sorry), some fruits, some vegetables, the protein is hidden (it’s a pesto chicken wrap in a whole wheat tortilla).

Do you have any feedback? I feel like I’m going insane and I don’t know what’s going wrong.

u/dogseatlettuceeats — 3 days ago

More high protein meals I’ve made recently!

You know the drill: we’re going for high protein, high fiber, and colorful whole foods!

  1. Mocha flavored overnight oats and yogurt parfait (450 cal, 45g Protein, 14g fiber)
  2. Chicken sausage and roasted veg with a green goddess Yougurt sauce (not pictured)
  3. Buffalo chicken bowl with pickled red onion, cherry tomatoes, mint salad, roasted potatoes, other veg.
  4. Beef “Gyro” smash tacos on carb balance tortilla with tzatziki and those pickled red onions.
  5. Yogurt bowl with homemade high fiber protein granola and berry kiwis- first time trying those!
  6. Turkey bacon breakfast plate with sourdough
    7 and 8. Banana cream and chocolate peanut butter overnight oats/ chia pudding yogurt parfait (I can’t stop making new versions of these)
  7. Greek chicken salad
  8. Shrimp spring rolls with peanut sauce and a sweet lime and Thai chili sauce
  9. Chicken breast and random veggies salad
  10. My most perfect version of a hot honey beef bowl
u/AlarmingSherbert4790 — 3 days ago

What’s one unhealthy food you’ll never stop eating?

Probably fries, Sometimes comfort foods are part of enjoying life too. Healthy eating is about balance and consistency, not avoiding every single indulgence forever.

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u/Future_Role4096 — 3 days ago
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Am I the only one that just can’t have a MEAL?

I’m always snacking I rarely really have just meal or 3 squares meals a day .
I have to grub food or eat few bites from here and there .
Even when I tried to eat meals and that it I was snacking before or after .
I decided to stop fighting in my natural eating habits and just snacking and I found out that I naturally eating less and I feel healthier.
I guess my body really got used to move all day or I just not get nutritions as much from meals cause when u eat meal it’s taking 30 -60 minutes to your body to actually starting being fed from the meal but when u are snacking your body in 10-30 minutes get the energy from what u eat and it’s naturally smaller portions to snack.
What you guys think ?

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u/bratz-lady — 2 days ago

Lunch time after a long morning working outside on my property

Cherry tomatoes, baby carrots, spring mix, ground beef, a few servings of egg whites, 2 eggs, and a small amount of sunflower seeds and pumpkin seeds to add extra flavor, absolutely no dressing, but I cooked the eggs in olive oil

u/Herefourfunnn — 3 days ago