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Hidden/Deleted Member	Jul 02, 2007 7:50 PM GMT Quote Sup men? I know we've probably touched on this one before, but haven't been able to find it on the posts. What are the 10 essentials that should be in your grocery cart. Foods that will keep you lean and aid in your workout efforts? My items? Salmon Milk Yogurt Lettuce Tomato Eggs Ground turkey Granola Tuna Wheat thins What are you guys pickin up?

Satyricon331 Posts: 247	Jul 02, 2007 8:00 PM GMT Quote Whey protein (preferably isolate, when I can afford it! :) Turmeric Whole wheat bread (oatmeal in the winter) Granny Smith apples Extra virgin olive oil Broccoli Collard greens Skinless chicken breat Green Tea And my favorite... frozen blueberries =D
atxclimber Posts: 468	Jul 02, 2007 8:14 PM GMT Quote Here's what I actually shop for: whole wheat bread skim milk bananas sliced turkey chicken breast leafy greens & root veggies salmon cheese (small quantities of very good cheeses) protein supplements ... and ice cream (a crucial part of a balanced diet.)
Hidden/Deleted Member	Jul 02, 2007 8:52 PM GMT Quote Great idea for a thread! In order of consumption: 1 pasta 2 broccoli 3 apples 4 oranges 5 bananas 6 carrots 7 sweet peppers 8 tomatoes 9 chicken 10 milk ya srsly. Can you say, "Health FREAK?" I guess this isn't too uncommon on realjock. God I love realjock. Broccoli isn't actually all that great for me, because I have a family history of kidney stones. Must... cut.. back.. on.. broccoli.. but it's so delicious. I'm hiding the fact that # 11 is bacon and # 12 is butter drenched bacon.
Jackal69 Posts: 553	Jul 02, 2007 9:10 PM GMT Quote Usually: Spinich Broccoli Bananas Kiwi Pita Bread Hummus Red Peppers Asparagus Guava juice OJ Couscous
JuhJuhJEFF Posts: 122	Jul 02, 2007 9:15 PM GMT Quote milk eggs cottage cheese chicken salad bag tuna whole wheat bread oranges frozen mixed veggies bag jimmy dean sausage links
trebor965 Posts: 183	Jul 02, 2007 9:25 PM GMT Quote anything with out a bar code
obscenewish Posts: 3058	Jul 02, 2007 9:43 PM GMT Quote Flamin' hot cheetos Fuji apples Drunken goat cheese tapenade dried cherries Lavazza espresso Pickled lamb tongues Balance bars Pate de foie gras Prilosec
Hidden/Deleted Member	Jul 02, 2007 9:52 PM GMT Quote just went to Trader Joe's and got 10 things... chardonnay cucumbers bell peppers (my garden is suffering from the heat) earl grey feta spelt bread celery smart water tortilla chips tilapia
ChicGymGeek Posts: 706	Jul 02, 2007 10:05 PM GMT Quote boneless, skinless chicken breast tuna fish canned in water low fat cottage cheese apples bananas pumpernickel bread extra virgin olive oil oatmeal fat free soy milk popcorn
Hidden/Deleted Member	Jul 02, 2007 11:15 PM GMT Quote Frozen Chicken Breasts Short Grain Brown Rice Cream of Rice Potatoes Frozen green vegetables Lightly salted rice cakes Eggs - a fucking shitload of eggs, in fact Generic Multi-Vitamin with Minerals Time release vitamin C Vitamin B-complex Vitamin E ok - that's 11 items. so sue me. J.
MSUBioNerd Posts: 559	Jul 03, 2007 12:42 AM GMT Quote Hmm, my list is slightly different, but I'm trying to add some weight, not remove it: Potato bread pasta (recently, pasta plus from Barilla) mozerella cheese eggs wanilla soy milk chicken leg quarters tuna canned in water bananas cherries (if in season. Otherwise, seedless red grapes) apple juice Those 10 things I buy every week without even looking to see what I'm running low on or what's on sale.
NNJfitandbi Posts: 1066	Jul 03, 2007 12:48 AM GMT Quote toilet paper toothpaste deodorant garbage bags you get the idea ;)
Rhythm1438 Posts: 196	Jul 03, 2007 1:05 AM GMT Quote Fat Free Cottage Cheese Bananas Reduced Fat Peanut Butter Skim Milk Chicken Salmon Zucchini/Squash Avocados Tortilla Chips Haagen Dazs ice cream
RunningInTheD... Posts: 20	Jul 03, 2007 1:11 AM GMT Quote what's with the whole wheat bread instead of whole grains? Am I missing something?
Starboard Posts: 163	Jul 03, 2007 1:20 AM GMT Quote Chicken breast Lemon pepper Fresh broccoli crowns Yams Pomegranate juice Yoghurt Lightly salted almonds Bananas Eggs Whole wheat tortillas
Lincsbear Posts: 192	Jul 03, 2007 1:23 AM GMT Quote Wholewheat cereal,eg.Weetabix. Peanuts Tuna/Salmon Any fresh fruit,but bananas especially! Low fat yoghurts(any varieties) Lean meats,eg skinless chicken,lamb,pork,turkey,etc. Dried milk powder/fresh milk Low fat cottage cheese Dried fruit/mixed nuts Fresh vegetables And a final item,not food:vitamin/mineral supplements. There`s many others,like basmati rice,ice cream,chocolate,that help me along,but the above are my mainstay foodwise
paradox Posts: 1497	Jul 03, 2007 1:30 AM GMT Quote chicken breast turkey breast eggs cheese avocados red bell peppers romaine hearts lemons/limes raw nuts sprouted multi-grain bread
Hidden/Deleted Member	Jul 03, 2007 2:01 AM GMT Quote Milk Chicken Breast Bananas Coffee Eggs Pita Yoghurt Mint Chutney Granola Bars Kapusta (hey, I'm from Slovakia)
Thriller83 Posts: 33	Jul 03, 2007 2:18 AM GMT Quote sliced turkey near east couscous (sp?) kashi cereal gragenuts cereal grapfruit apples chocolate soymilk power bars milk whole wheat bread
Hidden/Deleted Member	Jul 03, 2007 2:20 AM GMT Quote Awesome!! This is cool. I always get in a rut when i hit the store. I can mix it up now.
Hidden/Deleted Member	Jul 03, 2007 4:17 PM GMT Quote ten things I donate to my local food bank-I think of the kids the most: shredded wheat cereal, sometimes cheerios and miniwheats organic cake mixes-they have to a treat a treat seasonal fruit and veggies milk organic pasta sauces pasta organic microwaveable popcorn soups-chicken and tomato peanut butter honey My top ten: sirloin steak, oeufs, organic mixed greens, beets, garlic, vine tomatoes, onions, patates, homemade bread-wholewheat/spelt, humous, basmati/brown rice please donate to your local foodbank.
Hidden/Deleted Member	Jul 03, 2007 4:20 PM GMT Quote oh yeah nothing hydrogenated!
npdxpr Posts: 42	Jul 04, 2007 4:05 AM GMT Quote Vegetarian Options! My current favorites: Amy’s Soy Mac n’ Cheese Chocolate Chip or Cool Mint Chocolate Cliff Bars Morning Star Farms or Quorn chk'n patties (contains egg) Tortillas (lard free - instead of bread) Tillamook Cheddar (animal rennet free) Any type of organic greens Extra Firm Tofu Tabasco Soy Milk Blueberry Flax Granola - or any other with decent protein and lower fat content
aLucidDream Posts: 1	Jul 04, 2007 8:50 AM GMT Quote top 10 hmmmmm Tuna eggs ground beef salmon beef jerky boost or ensure plus or protein steak turkey roast beef milk
Crawfordfan Posts: 1	Jul 04, 2007 10:35 AM GMT Quote Hi guys, it's heartwarming to see you all taking care of yourselves! My top ten essentials include: 1 - Fresh root ginger (delicious juiced, mixed with other veg juices. Also a great marinade for poultry or oily fish!) 2 - Broccoli 3 - Carrots 4 - Orange Juice 5 - Apples 6 - Cottage cheese 7 - Smoked mackerel (delicious with watercress! Full of the right kinds of fat) 8 - Wholemeal pasta (penne, fusili etc) 9 - Plain live yoghurt 10 - Muesli
ddual Posts: 36	Jul 04, 2007 1:16 PM GMT Quote good to see guys..making me hungry! my top ten (in no particular order)... 1) Chicken (breasts, bbq take away) 2) Beef (porterhouse, biltong) 3) broccoli 4) rice milk 6) Uncle Toby's protein plus breakfast cereal 7) brown rice 8) soy yoghurt 9) fruit cake 10) BEER! (fuck, i need the calories) I just need to remember to eat all of this plus more!
Lost_Lover Posts: 77	Jul 04, 2007 1:26 PM GMT Quote 1. Milk 2. Yogurt 3. High Fiber Wheat Bread. 4. Instant Oatmeal 5. Fruit 6. Fresh Organic OJ 7. Honey 8. muesli 9. Bottled Water. Do not drink tap in Kuwait 10. Local Cheese
Hidden/Deleted Member	Jul 04, 2007 1:29 PM GMT Quote Hey, Obscenewish- is that foie gras dusted with Prilosec or do you use it as a condiment in general??? (the foie, not the prilosec)
Hidden/Deleted Member	Jul 04, 2007 2:02 PM GMT Quote red and green leaf lettuce endive broccoli cabbage yams fish lean beef chicken skim milk pulpy oj
DiverScience Posts: 808	Jul 04, 2007 2:15 PM GMT Quote 2% Milk Carnation Instant Breakfast Chicken Breasts Zuccini/Summer Squash Mushrooms Onions Tomatoes Cucumbers Apples Whatever veggies pique my interest that week
Hidden/Deleted Member	Jul 04, 2007 2:30 PM GMT Quote > Bare Naked Granola > Annie's Organic Mac & Cheese > Superfood Green Drink > Medium Firm Tofu > Jasmine Rice > Bananas > Apples > A handful of Cliff Bars > Terra Chips > Ok! - need SOME kind of entertainment whilewaiting in line.
obscenewish Posts: 3058	Jul 04, 2007 3:39 PM GMT Quote "Hey, Obscenewish- is that foie gras dusted with Prilosec or do you use it as a condiment in general??? (the foie, not the prilosec)" I use pate de foie gras as a sexual lubricant, of course. The color is all wrong, but oh well.
paradox Posts: 1497	Jul 04, 2007 5:11 PM GMT Quote As a sexual lubricant, boiled okra would cost a lot less and probably work better, too. Mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm... okra
mindgarden Posts: 1254	Jul 04, 2007 5:17 PM GMT Quote Hmm... In order of the monthly budget proportion: 1) Helium 2) Hydrochloric acid (it's amazing how many different recipes call for it.) 3) tetrabutylamino hydroxide ($400 per liter, OUCH!) 4) paper towels 5) agar 6) pet food (dog kibble, dog canned, cat kibble, cat canned, dog cookies, cat snax) 7) meat fish & eggs 8) fruits & vegetables (yikes, avocados are getting EXPENSIVE here) 9) protein supplements (purified whey & protein bars) 10) snacks (almonds, dried blueberries, dark chocolate)
Hidden/Deleted Member	Jul 04, 2007 5:39 PM GMT Quote Ah, but is it used before or after they get it out of the goose? Foie gras is a once a year treat for me. Soooo good.
MikemikeMike Posts: 824	Jul 05, 2007 4:37 AM GMT Quote I have alot more then 10, but here goes-- 1. Bottled water. 2. Natural peanut butter-yeah u gotta stir it up, but after u can refrigerate it so it won't seperate. 3. Ortiz tuna fish in glass jar. Google it!! 4. Chicken breast or tenders. 5. Romaine lettuce. Reece croutons. 6. Bananas. 7. Apples - Gala or Red delicious. 8. Oatmeal or brown rice. 9. Almonds. 10. Soy delicious ice cream! Obscene skip the prilosec and take DGL licorice tabs- cures gurd reflex!! My ex had it not me, but it really worked.
Hidden/Deleted Member	Jul 05, 2007 3:03 PM GMT Quote " I use pate de foie gras as a sexual lubricant, of course. The color is all wrong, but oh well." oooohhhhh. we have to talk!!!
obscenewish Posts: 3058	Jul 05, 2007 3:41 PM GMT Quote "Mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm... okra" I love her!
Hidden/Deleted Member	Jul 05, 2007 4:27 PM GMT Quote you guys crack me up- so funny...please start a humour thread...yes athletes can be funny!!
Hidden/Deleted Member	Jul 05, 2007 5:04 PM GMT Quote Okra doesn't know psychiatry like Tom does.
obscenewish Posts: 3058	Jul 06, 2007 3:44 AM GMT Quote ahahahahahahaha
wrerick Posts: 788	Jul 06, 2007 4:29 AM GMT Quote Tom Cruise does have a way with women doesn't he!
MikemikeMike Posts: 824	Jul 06, 2007 4:57 AM GMT Quote Ha we are onto Tom Cruise. I am from NJ and knew some of his friends. In High school Tom lived next door to a family that had a very very goodlooking daughter and son, both close in age. Tom was so infatuated with the guy and paid the sister little or no attention. I will stop the story there. You do the math.
obscenewish Posts: 3058	Jul 06, 2007 5:18 AM GMT Quote Like John Travolta, he got cured by the Church of Scientology?
DJMEW Posts: 11	Jul 06, 2007 9:30 AM GMT Quote 10. Tahini 9. Chickpeas 8. Bananas 7. Strawberries 6. Spinach 5. Pita bread 4. Rice 3. Pinto Beans 2. Oatmeal 1. Ben and Jerry's ice cream, Cherry Garcia is the best ice cream flavor in the world. Everything but number 1 came from the local Poeple's Food Co-Op.
bgcat57 Posts: 778	Jul 06, 2007 11:06 AM GMT Quote Skim Milk Salmon boneless, skinless chicken breast tuna fish canned in water rice apples bananas flour raisins oatmeal Then of course there's my GNC cart....
caesarea4 Posts: 429	Jul 09, 2007 3:07 AM GMT Quote Damn you, NRG579, I was just at Trader Joe's yesterday and they were out of Feta cheese. Did you take the last one?! (: What did I get? Carrot Juice Cranberry Lemonade (No corn syrup.) Pomegranate/Cherry juice (They were also out of Pom-Blueberry) Ginger-Almond-Cashew Granola Blackened Salmon (Don't buy the farm raised stuff with "color added!) Tuna Filets Eggs Candied Guava and some Fig/Apricot wheel I haven't yet tried. Challah The day before I was at Hiller's market for: Fresh corn NY Strip steak Boneless/Skinless chicken breasts Cocoa Pebbles (They were on sale, Lucky Charms weren't) Unsalted butter Gladiolas (1 bunch for mom, another for Matt. ...Priceless).
MikeOnMain Posts: 430	Jul 09, 2007 3:38 AM GMT Quote 1. grape nuts 2. mixed nuts and dried fruits (to add to the grape nuts so they don't taste like cardboard) 3. skim milk 4. cottage cheese 5. organic unsweetened apple sauce (to mix with the cottage cheese) 6. fresh fish (top four: haddock, tuna, catfish, flounder) 7. leaves (spinach, radicchio, romaine, escarole, etc) 8. brown rice 9. chicken breasts 10. bananas Also: Haagen Dazs Mayan Chocolate ice cream.
penguin Posts: 156	Jul 09, 2007 3:54 AM GMT Quote obscenewish and Mcgay..you guys make me laugh-thank you- I do enjoy the perspective nad values that Ms Oprah has brought to the world,,,,Tom Cruise wellllll his back book is full but his level of self-actualization is I'm afraid empty. In addition to those foods mentioned I also buy..blue barries/strawberries/flax seed/Cyann Pepper/Lotsa water melon/mangos and a variety of nuts.
Hidden/Deleted Member	Jul 09, 2007 4:00 AM GMT Quote 1. Oatmeal 2. Organic cucumbers 3. Organic Olive Oil 4. Organic asparagus 5. Chicken breasts 6. Ribeye Steak 7. Egg Whites(eaten by the ton). 8. Fat Free weiners 9. Mineral Water 10.NO carb Rock Star
NANDATE Posts: 7	Jul 15, 2007 6:42 PM GMT Quote THE THINGS I SHOP FOR ARE: yogurt(nestle, dutchmill, yakult, those 0% chol. ones) low fat milk(nestle or magnolia) fruits(any kind, i buy plenty) vegetables(any kind but mostly broccoli) whole wheat bread eggs tuna(century) green tea gatorade or mineral/purified water nova grains (the salad flavor)
WhatInTheWorl... Posts: 20	Sep 04, 2007 3:36 AM GMT Quote My Top 10, in no particular order. =] 1 - Broccoli 2 - Leafy Greens (Spinach, Kale, Collard Greens) 3 - Brussels Sprouts 3 - Sliced Chicken/Turkey 4 - Bananas 5 - Grains (Whole Oats, Barley, Quinoa, Bulgar, Brown Rice) 6 - Whole Wheat Bread 7 - Fat Free/Sodium Free Cottage Cheese 8 - EAS Protein Powder 9 - Splenda 10 - Granny Smith Apples
ITJock Posts: 1222	Sep 04, 2007 3:54 AM GMT Quote Whey protein powder BS Chicken and Turkey Breasts Salmon Whole grain Multi grain bread Fruit: Gala apples, Navel Oranges, Bananna's Onions and Peppers Fresh and Frozen Green Vegetables Muir Glen Chunky Tomato Sauce (Herb & Garlic) Green Tea Skim Milk Frozen Berries - Black, Rasp, Straw, Blue Low Fat, Low Salt Lorraine Swiss Cheese OPPPPPSsssssssssss sorry thats 12... Then there are the Luxuries: Flavored Water (sugar free) Stone Ground Oatmeal Raisins Splenda Rob
bfg1 Posts: 1835	Sep 04, 2007 11:42 AM GMT Quote Milk Potato Pasta Chicken skin on and some skin off Lean steak mince Fruit Salmon/Tuna Veg all sorts and lots of it Oats Sugar Ok so its not 10 but hey and I bet know one else puts sugar and potato as they seem to have been satanised
Gigadu Posts: 1073	Sep 04, 2007 12:21 PM GMT Quote Wow - pretty much most guys had some variation of my shopping cart minus the cottage cheese ::dry heaves::, the collard greens ::shudder::, and pretty much all of OW's list.
Hidden/Deleted Member	Sep 04, 2007 1:25 PM GMT Quote Damn you guys eat well...i try....here goes the usual: 1) Soy Milk (lactose intolerant) 2) Kashi Granola Cereal 3) organic spinach 4) Fresh Garlic 5) Hormone free chicken 6) Hormone free Beef 7) Ground Turkey 8) 2 cases of bottles water 9) Bananas 10)Nuts (walnuts, almonds) also 11) Frozen blueberries and strawberries when they are out of season...fresh when in season. 12) Just started eating more fish..tilapia and salmon...its YUM with some sauted spinach/garlic on the side. 13) Organic tomato sauce 14) Pomegranite juice 15) multi grain bread
XRuggerATX Posts: 2252	Sep 05, 2007 6:31 PM GMT Quote eggs breakfast sausage tortillas skirt steak/chicken/pork low fat cheddar avocado serrano peppers onion canned diced tomatos cilantro
XRuggerATX Posts: 2252	Sep 05, 2007 6:42 PM GMT Quote mascjockatl: #12...agreed! Exactly.
n2JocksnLifte... Posts: 8	Sep 07, 2007 1:44 AM GMT Quote Skim milk Boneless, skinless chicken breasts Tuna in water Bananas Turkey and/or chicken deli slices Fruit (pears,apples,strawberries, mixed fruit) Lean beef Broccoli or Asparagus Eggs Potato Bread
BradyBowie Posts: 16	Oct 02, 2007 10:32 PM GMT Quote Being from Chicago I prefer to live off the land; Go fishing in the chicago river, stelin' nuts from squirrels and maybe climbing on rooftops to collect the occasional Pidgeon egg. Speaking of Pidgeon, Squab. Can't beat it! So heres my list: Fish, Squirrel, Zebra Mussel, Pidgeon eggs, bird seed,and nuts.
cacti Posts: 262	Oct 02, 2007 10:43 PM GMT Quote Chicken Chicken Chicken Chicken Chicken Chicken Chicken Chicken Chicken &... Chicken. My friends hate me.
Hidden/Deleted Member	Oct 06, 2007 6:54 AM GMT Quote Chicken Turkey Eggs Jaleponos Grits Oatmeal Fish
BioMatty Posts: 306	Oct 06, 2007 7:48 AM GMT Quote What are grits?
ITJock Posts: 1222	Oct 06, 2007 8:03 AM GMT Quote BigMatty wrote: "What are grits?" It's a southern thing, trust me that you don't want to know. Mostly it's just a convenient way to put out a cigarette. R
Hidden/Deleted Member	Oct 06, 2007 9:51 AM GMT Quote Grits are dried corn. 100% starch, and 0% fat. They are perfect for staying lean.
Hidden/Deleted Member	Oct 06, 2007 11:05 AM GMT Quote Chucky....curious here...how do grits help you stay lean...they are 100% carbohydrate...they are an energy source and those your body doesnt use are stored as fat are they not????
paradox Posts: 1497	Oct 06, 2007 12:25 PM GMT Quote "Jaleponos" That's the problem today: people being coddled with wimpy mild peppers. C'mon, Chucky, be a real man! A man of integrity! Buy the habaneros!
Hidden/Deleted Member	Oct 06, 2007 12:57 PM GMT Quote frozen skinless chicken breasts cream of rice brown rice eggs string beans, green beans, collard greens, spinach, broccoli florets rice cakes fat free chicken broth crystal light trader joe's original steak sauce (no carbs, no fat) natural peanut butter (just ground peanuts)
Hidden/Deleted Member	Oct 06, 2007 12:59 PM GMT Quote Chucky - Grits are good, but the energy density of Cream of Rice is a little higher, if you're looking for that. 140 kCal per 1/4 cup dry measure. all complex carb. The package says it reconstitutes to a cup, but at that ratio it's glue - we end up making about 1 1/2 cups with that much.
Onetoughguy Posts: 198	Oct 06, 2007 6:56 PM GMT Quote Shopping cart consists of: Milk Skinless chicken breast Salmon Swiss Chard/Kale Peanut Butter Oatmeal/Granola Yogurt Blueberries Almonds Protein shakes 6 meals a day, not to big each meal.
Hidden/Deleted Member	Oct 06, 2007 11:57 PM GMT Quote Right Joey. I eat farina and creme of rice, as well. For contest diet, it's grits and chicken, chicken and grits, grits and turkey, turkey and grits, fish and grits, grits and fish. Yum. With a touch of oatmeal, rice milk and apple juice for pushes. YUM.
Hidden/Deleted Member	Oct 06, 2007 11:59 PM GMT Quote mascjockatl, read up on insulin regulation. It'll make more sense to you then. As well, the saying goes, "You have to fuel the furnace." I bring my calories UP pre-contest, but, I clean them up, and I keep my insulin / blood sugar lower for pre-contest. It's NOT about calorie deprivation, but, rather, metabolism activation. I bring my protein way up. I bring my fats up (poly and mono), well, maybe not really bring them up, but, keep them in, and without sugar in my diet......'cept post workout....those carbs do a glycogen load. I do interval stairs (no endless hours of cardio) to blast my metabolism up 6 pacs of grits a day (22 grams of carb each just go keeping my brain working). Without sugar, calories drop of fast. Ever try eating 4500 calories a day with no sugar and 60 grams of fat? It's hard. In fact, it takes about 12 meals.
MikemikeMike Posts: 824	Oct 07, 2007 7:06 AM GMT Quote Anything made from corn is pig food. Remember Far and Away. Not a good movie, but I do remember one line "take friday as well you little fraction of a man."
imlistedhere Posts: 163	Oct 07, 2007 10:01 AM GMT Quote Samon (shark when you can get it. its like steak) Chicken Breast, no skin Spinach (great cooked with low fat pepper jack cheese, or quiche, or omelet) Whole wheat bread high in fiber Thin deli cut honey turkey Broccoli Brown Rice Smart Start Cereal Granny Smith Apples Juices low in or without fructose corn syrup **and Protein shakes
USMmmm Posts: 198	Jan 14, 2008 1:19 AM GMT Quote This is an old topic, but I can identify because I'm such a creature of habit buying my groceries. I not only buy the same list each week, but from the same SuperTarget at approximately the same time every Sunday afternoon. I absolute love grocery shopping; if I'm not careful, I'll spend an hour in there. Apples Bagged lettuce Baby carrots tomatoes onion Gal. Skim Milk 2 doz. eggs Nuts Kashi Go Lean Cereal Whole Wheat / low carb bread Chicken Breast Laughing Cow cheese No-sugar added ice cream pop thingys
Hidden/Deleted Member	Jan 14, 2008 1:46 AM GMT Quote I always start my list out with this stuff, then add whatever else I need for that shopping trip: Silk Soy Milk (vanilla for cereal, chocolate for drinking) Whole oats Bananas (other fruits too, but always bananas) Granola Eggs (cage-free when I can find them) Low-fat yogurt Low-fat cottage cheese assorted veggies (preferably fresh as opposed to frozen, never canned) assorted organic soups assorted lean, fresh meats (chicken, turkey, lean ground beef, etc) I also regularly buy Isopure Low-carb in Dutch chocolate... but I get this from Amazon for a better price than any of the stores around here.
RSportsguy Posts: 352	Jan 14, 2008 1:55 AM GMT Quote Well, since I just did some light grocery shopping today, this should be an easy one: Lettuce onions tomatoes grapes Fat free milk asparagus egg beaters bottled water low fat mozzarella cheese sticks Fat free salad dressings Do you think that I am trying to lose some weight?
Hidden/Deleted Member	Jan 14, 2008 1:58 AM GMT Quote You people cook? I have the best organic takeout ever! I only do the deli for challah bread and lox spread. Not a jew!
dr_drewuva Posts: 27	Jan 14, 2008 2:03 AM GMT Quote I go between periods where I faithfully do a full order and when I am at the store every two to three days. Regardless, it's always the same items that I am after. 1. Chicken breasts 2. Plain, non-fat yogurt 3. skim milk 4. fruit: bananas, golden del. apples, dried medley 5. Bear Naked Granola (blueberry and walnut variety) 6. sugar-free, fat-free pudding mix 7. Frozen veg. medley 8. mutli grain bread 9. steel cut oats 10. Basmati long grain, brown rice Obviously, there are other items, but these are the staples for the house.
Deano963 Posts: 24	Jan 14, 2008 2:04 AM GMT Quote whole wheat bread chunk white tuna in water chicken breast gorund beef & turkey spinach tomatoes bananas plain yogurt frozen blueberries black beans
paradox Posts: 1497	Jan 14, 2008 2:32 AM GMT Quote Onixotto saidYou people cook? Of course! I'm a great cook, and I like my food far better than anything available in town. I also like to know exactly what I'm eating and avoid certain unacceptable ingredients that are commonly found in modern diets.
WastingAwaynN... Posts: 223	Jan 14, 2008 3:08 AM GMT Quote usually: 1 broccoli 2 green pepper 3 haddock/tilapia filets 4 grapes 5 cayenne/chipotle 6 extra virgin olive oil 7 chicken breasts 8 cumin 9 about 2 cases of bottled water 10 sushi rice
nshapenfit Posts: 38	Jan 14, 2008 3:57 AM GMT Quote 1. Chicken 2. Ham 3. Salad mix 4. Yogurt 5. Almonds 6. Eggs 7. Roasted Red Peppers 8. Oatmeal 9. Whole Wheat Tortillas 10. Apples/Bananas
LaSalle04 Posts: 305	Jan 14, 2008 4:03 AM GMT Quote My Top Ten are as follows: 1. Thin Sliced Boneless skinless chicken breast 2. Yogurt 3. Fruit (regularly strawberries, bananas, and a tropical fresh mixed fruit medley w/ papaya, mango, pineapple) 4. Deli Lunchmeat (rare roast beef, chicken breast, prov cheese)/Whole Wheat Wraps 5. Fruit Snacks - (w/ real fruit juice - full of vitamin c and calcium) 6. Fiji Water. 7. Irish Oatmeal 8. Light Butter Microwave Popcorn 9. Bolthouse Farms Soy Protein Drink - specifically Mocha Flacor 10. Goya Red Beans and Rice (I have an insane amount of veggies in my home at all times so I do not shop for them regularly as I have a mix of fresh and frozen.)
GuiltyGear Posts: 2187	Jan 14, 2008 4:12 AM GMT Quote AOY! This thread makes me sooo hungry. Ok, here are my top ten. 1. Gallon of vitamen D milk 2. loaf of multi-grain bread 3. 1 pack of low-fat spinach wraps 4. turkey ground meat 5. taco seasoning 6. 8 pounds of oranges 7. 1 gallon of strawberry swirl and vanilla icecream (judge me not, LOL). 8. 1 or 2 DVDs from the bargain bin...something with Stallone, the Roc, or Brandon Frasier, yum. 9. family pack of chicken drumsticks 10. the cutest guy there's phone number.
CuriousJockAZ Posts: 1470	Jan 14, 2008 5:17 AM GMT Quote 1) Oatmeal 2) Bananas 3) Blueberries 4) on-fat coffee creamer 5) Red Wine 6) New York Steak 7) Peanut Butter 8 Bottled Water 9) PEOPLE magazine (I need my weekly Britney, Lindsay, Paris update LOL) 10) Multi-Grain Bread
crispro Posts: 109	Jun 21, 2008 2:46 AM GMT Quote GREENS (COLLARDS, KALE, MUSTARD GREENS, DANDELIONS) BROCCOLI (RABBINI) STRING BEANS TOMATOES/LETTUCE PEARS LEMONS LOW-SODIUM TURKEY BREAST PROTEIN: CHICKEN/VEAL/FISH MELBA TOAST (IN LIEU OF BREAD) NON-FAT YOGURT PREMIUM TUNA TOTAL CEREAL OR SPECIAL-K ROASTED/UNSALTED ALMONDS DRIED FIGS/PRUNES ORBIT SUGAR FREE GUM BOTTLED WATER SKIM MILK DIET COKE LIPTON DIET GREEN TEA
phantasmic Posts: 50	Jun 21, 2008 2:51 AM GMT Quote Eggs Salmon Milk Cottage Cheese Lettuce Tomato Ground turkey Ground Beef Tuna Bananas Asparagus. I love it.
rowerboy Posts: 126	Jun 21, 2008 4:58 AM GMT Quote sliced turkey fish of any kind iceberg lettuce bananas all natural peanut butter celery whole wheat wraps frozen veggies brown rice trail mix oh god my grocery cart is healthy and boring...and i always use the enviro-friendly reusable bags - thus i feel like everyone feels shitty when they compare their carts to mine, lol.
Jockbod48 Posts: 1165	Jun 21, 2008 5:57 AM GMT Quote Skim milk & yogurt O.J. with lots of pulp Fresh Spinach & blueberries Almonds & bananas Trail mix with dried cranberries Sweet & new small white potatoes Honeydew melon & cantaloupe Pineapple & apricots Chicken breasts & Alaskan salmon Steel cut oatmeal.
TD22 Posts: 838	Jun 21, 2008 6:08 AM GMT Quote Fruit Cheese Salad stuff Yoghurt Honey Wholemeal Bread Milk
muchmorethanm... Posts: 1975	Jun 21, 2008 11:33 AM GMT Quote Yum, reading these lists is making me want to go raid my kitchen. Staples in my diet are: Broccoli - this stuff is good steamed or stir fried with Pam fat free spray and makes me so incredibly regular..it's better than prunes for me. Asparagus - Acts as a mild diuretic to help rid myself of excess water retention Watermelon - The fruit and the seeds are also good to keep the kidneys functioning. Apples - I mix these along with other fruits for healthy smoothies along with protein powder. Apples with the skin left on are very high in pectin, antioxidants and other healthy nutrients. Rice milk - Better than soy and better tasting than cow's milk. Excessive soy intake can hamper with a man's hormone profile and mess with estrogen levels. I have to watch out for that. Activia yogurt - Beneficial cultures to aid digestion and other cultures are good for maintaining a healthy gut. MCT/Fish/Vegetable Oils - I group these as one. I take coconut oil, I buy cashew butter and cook some foods with olive oil for my fat intake. I get roughly 4TBSP total a day of fat from these sources everyday. Protein powder - whey and or egg protein powder. I sometimes mix them together for a slower release of protein in my body or sometimes I have only the egg protein when I want to have a quickly absorbed protein. Eggs - I eat roughly 8 egg whites a day and about 2 or 3 egg yolks a day mixed in. The yolks are good in moderation and offer substantial nutrition. Meats - I buy chicken either canned for easy preparation but rinse it off to get most of the sodium out or I sometimes buy an entire chicken for roasting, broiling or boiling and cut away the fat and skin myself. I don't eat red meat but do eat chicken and fish. I don't buy processed chicken or turkey as my registered nutritionist informed me that lunch meats have been linked with certain cancers so I only eat non processed meats. Hey, may I suggest you guys go back and edit your post and briefly explain why you choose the certain foods that you eat? Sort of the way I did with mine. I'm curious to know. Aside from eating junk food of course, that's just for pleasure and is obvious.
JohnnyMan Posts: 3	Jun 21, 2008 11:46 AM GMT Quote Doesn't anyone eat Vegemite??? In no particular order... 1. Chicken breast meat 2. Fresh coffee beans 3. Dark chocolate 4. Fruit/veg 5. Wheat bix (another aussie staple) 6. Pasta 7. Green tea 8. Steak 9. Eggs 10. Vegemite
LittleDudeWit... Posts: 538	Jun 21, 2008 4:42 PM GMT Quote Top Ten: 1) Salmon 2) Whole-grain bread (look for "whole grain" in ingredients panel and on the label) 3) Steel-cut Oatmeal 4) Broccoli 5) Berries (strawberry, blueberry, raspberry, blackberry, etc) 6) Bananas 7) Walnuts / almonds Orange Juice 9) Green tea 10) Sweet Potato
Hidden/Deleted Member	Jun 21, 2008 4:53 PM GMT Quote twinkies, ho-hos, chips, popcorn, oreos, poptarts, teddy-grams... lol jk i tend to eat out a lot when i'm at school and when i'm here at home as i am currently for the summer i have a magic pantry that restocks itself (ie, the pantry fairy. ie, mom lol)... but when i do grocery shop for myself, it involves: bananas (the biggest ones i can find lol), baby carrots, oatmeal, deodorant (not for eating), a copy of Details (also not for eating), sushi for lunch that day as a treat to myself, organic eggs, skim milk, orange juice- the good, pulpy stuff, v-8 juice, as well as various other odds and ends like nonfat yogurt, organic peanut butter, wheat bread, whitening gum... but those tend to be the constants.
oceanboy11 Posts: 53	Jun 21, 2008 5:02 PM GMT Quote . Trader Joe's Prepared oatmeat with apples & cinnamon . Apples . Kale & Baby Tomatoes . Broccoli & Cabbage . Fiji Water . Organic Cliff Bars . Brown Rice . Mushrooms . Non fat Milk . Protein Powder (whey) when low on it
a1972guy Posts: 1581	Jun 21, 2008 5:38 PM GMT Quote Everything from Trader Joe's, God I LOVE that place!!! 1. Bananas 2. Fresh Baby Spinach 3. Frozen Mango chunks 4. Flax seed oil 5. Chicken breasts 6. Peas 7. Protein Bars 8. High Fiber cereal 9. Skim milk 10. Espresso blend Organic Free Trade Coffee beans
Trocks797 Posts: 194	Jun 21, 2008 5:42 PM GMT Quote What about grilled chicken breasts??
a1972guy Posts: 1581	Jun 21, 2008 5:43 PM GMT Quote Trocks797 saidWhat about grilled chicken breasts?? Um you usually have to buy the chicken breasts THEN grill them at home....
HighVoltageGu... Posts: 785	Jun 21, 2008 6:05 PM GMT Quote Lettuce Apples Bananas Red Meat High Fiber Cereal Eggs Chicken Breast Cheese Cottage Cheese Almonds I'm gonna add an 11th item...so shoot me! LOL! Protein Bars
liftordie Posts: 774	Jun 21, 2008 6:10 PM GMT Quote skim milk chicken breasts kashi cereal bananas reisling coffee creamer eggs grape juice kitty food bottle water
unxep Posts: 19	Jun 21, 2008 6:12 PM GMT Quote You don't want to know whats in mine. lol
a1972guy Posts: 1581	Jun 21, 2008 6:31 PM GMT Quote unxep saidYou don't want to know whats in mine. lol HeeHee!!!
briarhawk Posts: 560	Jun 21, 2008 7:11 PM GMT Quote anyone try Safeway's foodflex website dealie-bob? they can track your safeway club card purchases and show you your dietary intake based on them. It's fairly cool!
orthojock Posts: 438	Jun 21, 2008 7:27 PM GMT Quote 1. Kashi Cereal 2. Flax seed 3. Multi-grain low sodium bread 4. fruit fruit and more fruit - you name it I eat it (helps deal with any craving for sweets) 5. Chicken breast 6. Fish - I am not a big fish eater...lol...I don't like fishy fish...but I do recognize the benefits...so I am trying to desensitize myself to the fishiness 7. Non-fat plain yogurt 8. rolled oats 9. Skim milk 10. Veggies veggies and more veggies - I eat most veggies...allergic to eggplant and I hate beets! (not that you care or anything) 11. Eggs (I know I was supposed to stop at 10...I don't follow directions well) 12. Basmati Brown Rice...sooo good (I know I am really pushing it with 12 now...but hey...that's what happens when you fail pre-school...hahahah..j/k) I'm adding a supplement list (lol): 1. Whey Protein (Gold Standard...cookies and cream...crap that stuff is good! If anyone has any whey recommendations I am all ears) 2. Glutamine 3. Multivitamins 4. Fish Oil 5. Creatine
spinningguy Posts: 107	Jun 21, 2008 7:36 PM GMT Quote 1. Chicken Breast 2. Ground Turkey 3. Brown Rice 4. Brown Rice Pasta (I miss wheat but can't have the gluten) Rice Cakes Made from Brown Rice, and Bread made from Brown Rice. 5. Broccoli 6. Non roasted, non salted, raw nuts (Almonds, Walnuts, Pecans) 7. Sugar Free, Sodium Free Chunky Peanut Butter 8. Dry Beans (Pinto, Kidney, Black, and Northern) 9. White Potatoes and Sweet Potatoes 10. And then a handful of things to spice up the food: Low Sodium no sugar Salsa, Chili Powder, Garlic Powder, Ms Dash, Low Sodium Honey Mustard, Low Sugar BBQ sauce.
orthojock Posts: 438	Jun 21, 2008 8:47 PM GMT Quote muchmorethanmuscle saidYum, reading these lists is making me want to go raid my kitchen. Staples in my diet are: Broccoli - this stuff is good steamed or stir fried with Pam fat free spray and makes me so incredibly regular..it's better than prunes for me. Asparagus - Acts as a mild diuretic to help rid myself of excess water retention Watermelon - The fruit and the seeds are also good to keep the kidneys functioning. Apples - I mix these along with other fruits for healthy smoothies along with protein powder. Apples with the skin left on are very high in pectin, antioxidants and other healthy nutrients. Rice milk - Better than soy and better tasting than cow's milk. Excessive soy intake can hamper with a man's hormone profile and mess with estrogen levels. I have to watch out for that. Activia yogurt - Beneficial cultures to aid digestion and other cultures are good for maintaining a healthy gut. MCT/Fish/Vegetable Oils - I group these as one. I take coconut oil, I buy cashew butter and cook some foods with olive oil for my fat intake. I get roughly 4TBSP total a day of fat from these sources everyday. Protein powder - whey and or egg protein powder. I sometimes mix them together for a slower release of protein in my body or sometimes I have only the egg protein when I want to have a quickly absorbed protein. Eggs - I eat roughly 8 egg whites a day and about 2 or 3 egg yolks a day mixed in. The yolks are good in moderation and offer substantial nutrition. Meats - I buy chicken either canned for easy preparation but rinse it off to get most of the sodium out or I sometimes buy an entire chicken for roasting, broiling or boiling and cut away the fat and skin myself. I don't eat red meat but do eat chicken and fish. I don't buy processed chicken or turkey as my registered nutritionist informed me that lunch meats have been linked with certain cancers so I only eat non processed meats. Hey, may I suggest you guys go back and edit your post and briefly explain why you choose the certain foods that you eat? Sort of the way I did with mine. I'm curious to know. Aside from eating junk food of course, that's just for pleasure and is obvious. I hope you don't eat asparagus on a night you plan to get freaky with someone...the pungence would be unbearable!!!
muchmorethanm... Posts: 1975	Jun 21, 2008 9:51 PM GMT Quote LOL....no I tend to eat it early in the day and I'm taking a break from my "freakiness" self.
mikeymonday Posts: 34	Jun 21, 2008 10:05 PM GMT Quote 1 Strawberries 2 Raspberries 3 Bag Baby MIxed Greens 4 Hummus 5 Whole Wheat Pita 6 Green Beans 7 Sweet Corn 8 Chicken Breast 9 Diet Coke 10 PBR
xKorix Posts: 95	Jun 21, 2008 10:46 PM GMT Quote 1. Organic Eggs 2. Strawberries, Blueberries, Raspberries 3. Walnuts, Almonds 4. Coconut and Olive Oil 5. Flax Meal 6. Organic, Grass Fed Elk and Beef 7. Spinach 8. Salmon and Tuna 9. Apple's (Nature's Toothbrush ) 10. Yogurt
madtown Posts: 22	Jun 21, 2008 11:04 PM GMT Quote 1. Yogurt - for my weak stomach - FYI - don't eat fast food burgers that are raw in the middle, you might catch something nasty that has long term health effects. I wish Fast Food Nation had come out 15 years ago. 2. Cheerios - to hopefully lower my cholesterol 3. Skim milk 4. Bananas 5. Natural Peanut butter 6. Whole wheat potato bread (6g of protein per slice!) 7. Sweet potatoes (canned) 8. Pineapple (canned) 9. Tofu 10. Ground Turkey breast I'm glad to see so many people listed ground turkey. I'm surprised how much flack I take from my friends for eating it. Its a great replacement for red meat.
Kharlo109 Posts: 144	Jun 22, 2008 7:35 PM GMT Quote Whole Wheat/Grain Bread Oatmeal Chicken Breast Eggs Tuna Skim Milk Strawberries Cherries Bananas Green Tea (In bags, not the pre-made stuff)
Hidden/Deleted Member	Jun 22, 2008 7:56 PM GMT Quote Crystal Light Cottage Cheese Turkey sausage Eggs Milk Yogurt Chicken Tomatoes Whole wheat english muffins Chicken wings (for the dogs) Spinach, corn, beans (veggies) Veggie shreads South Beach pizzas Flax oil
rustispassion... Posts: 46	Jul 08, 2008 2:58 AM GMT Quote I'm just getting the hang of this whole eating thing.... Living in a dorm room makes it very hard to eat well, because I have a quarter of the refrigerator space and an eighth of the shelf room. But instead of bingeing on beer and ramen, I'm going for these when I head out to the store: Boneless skinless chicken breasts Lean ground turkey Black Beans Mixed Nuts Frozen fruits, specifically frozen peaches and raspberries Wheat Thins Baby Carrots Apples Yogurt, but only if it doesn't have any corn syrup or equivalents in it. I've been eating a lot of SoyBaby yogurt...its made for babies, but it's the only yogurt I can find without the evils of corn syrup. Cheddar Cheese Anyone have any suggestions for good, quick, and healthy dorm recipes?
Gregg Posts: 159	Jul 08, 2008 3:17 AM GMT Quote 1. Toilet Paper 2. Paper Towels 3. Cue Tips 4. Milk 5. Bread 6. Yogurt 7. Cereal 8. Grouper/Tilapia 9. Pomagranate Tea 10.Chewing Gum
SurrealLife Posts: 3453	Jul 08, 2008 10:29 AM GMT Quote 1. Oranges 2. Lettuce 3. Strawberries 4. Red, Orange & Yellow Bell Peppers 5. Blueberries 6. Milk 7. Bread 8. Extra Lean Ground Beef 9. Breakfast Cereal (Cheerios, Shreddies, Corn Flakes) 10. Apples
gymguy1 Posts: 859	Jul 08, 2008 12:03 PM GMT Quote 1. Soy milk 2. Rice (Uncle Bens and Jasmine Rice) 3. Cranberry-Apple-Orange juice 4. Vanilla yogurt 5. Breyers Ice Cream 6. Tuna 7. Chicken 8. unsalted Saltine crackers 9. pineapples 10. some type of cereal
Briz Posts: 18	Jul 08, 2008 12:59 PM GMT Quote You can buy chicken in a can? hahahahaha. Somene tell me that is not true.
london_nyc Posts: 289	Jul 08, 2008 1:08 PM GMT Quote skim milk nonfat yogurt baby spinach baby carrots bell peppers tuscan whole wheat panne apples assam tea chicken breast turkey bacon chicken sausage bananas mango tomatoes and to splurge (every now and then)... paté
Ghen Posts: 253	Jul 08, 2008 1:51 PM GMT Quote 1. Nectarines 2. Grapes 3. Mangoes 4. Passion Fruit 5. Bell Peppers 6. Tomatoes 7. Wholemeal Pasta 8. Canned Tuna 9. Various Fruit Smoothies 10. Chicken Wow, I guess I must be getting my 5 a day looking at that list. I would sworn the opposite.
in773guy Posts: 88	Jul 08, 2008 2:33 PM GMT Quote 1. 3-4 Tombstone Pepperoni pizzas 2. 2 bags Bourboun Chicken 3. 8pk box Marie Calenders Chicken Pot Pies 4. 2 bags. Pita Chips 5. Box of Pancake mix 6. Bottle of kettle One 7. CranGrape juice 8. Ben and Jerry's Chocolate Fudge Brownie 9. Black Bean soup 10. Bananas Don't hate..... Hehe