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Old 20-09-2006, 03:32 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Shopping List for Newbies

Healthy Grocery List
Fresh Vegetables
LettuceOther GreensCucumbersCarrots
AsparagusZucchiniRadishesTomatoes
Green BeansOnionsGreen OnionsPeppers
CauliflowerBroccoliPeasCelery
PotatoesCornSweet PotatoesSquash
Other Vegetables:
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Fresh Fruits
BananasApplesOrangesPears
PeachesNectarinesGrapefruitBerries
Other Fruits:
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Frozen Foods
Green BeansPeasMixed VegetablesCarrots
Chicken BreastsFruit Juice BarsBlueberriesCorn
Fish FilletsOnionsVegetarian Burgers Shrimp
Other Frozen:
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Canned Foods
Black BeansTomatoesMarinara SauceTuna
SalmonPinto BeansWhite BeansPineapples
Other Canned Foods:
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Meats
Lean HamburgerPork ChopsSteaksFish
Shell FishChickenTurkeyHam
Other Meats:
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Grains and Cereals
Whole Grain BreadWhole Grain PastaWhole Grain CerealOatmeal
Other Grains:
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Beverages
100% Fruit JuiceSparkling WaterTomato JuiceHerb Tea
Other Beverages:
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Dairy and Eggs
Low Fat Sour CreamLow Fat MilkCheddar CheeseButter
Low Fat Cream CheeseColby CheeseMozzerella CheeseYogurt
Other Dairy:
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Miscellaneous Items
Herbs and SpicesSesame OilLow Fat DressingsMustard
Low Fat Mayonaise (HMMMMMM) HoneyLow Sodium Soy SauceWalnuts
Pumpkin SeedsMixed NutsWalnutsPecans
Flax SeedsOlive OilWalnut OilGarlic
Other Miscellaneous Items:
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Old 20-09-2006, 03:37 PM   #2 (permalink)
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nice post T !,......

but just to add to it,....what i do is put all that in one big pan,..bring it to a gentle simmer,..let it cool,....blend it ,.....and your set for the week....

ha!, seriously tho,..thats the kind of thing that should grace the food cupboards of all our homes....

makes me feel like thowing everything out and starting fresh,.....(sept the turkey dinosaurs of course)...
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Old 20-09-2006, 03:44 PM   #3 (permalink)
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I did nick that from another site, but I do think it is good for starters, and it can be printed and added to.

The one section that is missing is 'herbs and spices'. I think this is important to have food be interesting, especially if you have been eating processed foods.


Italian Flavouring

Basil

Oregano

Fennel Seeds

Sun dried tomatoes/tomatoe paste

Garlic

Olive Oil

'Mixed' Italian Spices


Mexican Flavouring

Safflower Oil

Ground Coriander

Ground Cumin

Cayenne Pepper

Oregano

Chilli Peppers

Chinese/Japanese flavourings

Toasted sesame seed oil

Ginger

Garlic

Soya Sauce

Mirin - cooking rice wine

Brown Rice Vineagar

Umeboshi Plum Vineager


Indian

Garlic

Onions

Ground Cumin or cumin seeds

Ground Coriander or coriander seeds

Tumeric

Astoefida (sp)

Cinnamon Stick

Cloves

Cardamon Seeds

Thai

Sesame Seed Oil

Lemon Grass

Fresh Coriander/Cilantro

Green curry leaves

Red chili peppers

(I am forgetting something here)

Anyway, my point is that the same old veg or rice or chicken can taste quite different with different spices.

It does help loads when eating clean.

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Old 20-09-2006, 03:46 PM   #4 (permalink)
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Please feel free to add any 'spice up your life' combinations!



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Old 20-09-2006, 03:57 PM   #5 (permalink)
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I think this is really important as well, clean cheats!


I know people are down on rice cakes, but hey, a tube of rice cakes doesn't do as much damage as a tub of Haagen Daas IMO.

Some are MUCH yummier than others, and I really like a few of the corn cakes.

Crisp breads as well, there is this spelt one, forget the name, only in proper health food shops (not Holland and Barratts, GNC, Julian Roberts or whatever that other one is).

The Village Bakery also does these seed and nut bars that are ok.

Peg and I were talking about this last night on MSN.

Coming off a comp diet can be a bit bonkers, and as I did it about 6 times last year, so 8 times in total now, I have learned this, PLAN for pigging out.

Skinny cow ice cream, there is this Swiss ? one, tofu, often in the kosher section in Sainsbury's or Tescos.

I would read the ingredients and avoid buying anything where you don't know what is in it.

Seriously, or even if it says inverted glucose/fructose/corn syrup, or hydrogenated, just avoid like the plague.

Organic cane sugar is a special treat.

Look for things sweetened with dates, figs, barley malt syrup, maple syrup, honey, concentrated fruit juices (often apple or grape).

Dried figs, dates and honey are a great way to get off refined sugar.

This is my policy, it has really GOT to be worth the calories.

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Old 21-09-2006, 12:51 AM   #6 (permalink)
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great post tats, sticky IMO,reps 4 u.
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Old 30-05-2007, 07:29 PM   #7 (permalink)
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Re: Shopping List for Newbies

sorry to point out but herbs and spices are not missing they are at the bottom on miscellaneous items.
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Old 20-09-2007, 01:52 AM   #8 (permalink)
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Re: Shopping List for Newbies

what about low fat cottage cheese. And diet soda they have no calories and low fat cottage cheese has alot of protein
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Old 11-11-2007, 03:57 PM   #9 (permalink)
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lol it just makes me laugh when people don't read posts properly and then comment on them e.g hazedunks asks "what bout low fat cottage cheese, and diet soda" yet if they had read the posts properly both tatyana and raikey both said that with this list YOU CAN ADD TO IT which in layman's English means PUT ON THINGS THAT YOU WANT TO BUY sorry just to clarify that as i have just read the post lol!
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