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WW ladies: help me make a grocery list, please.

I hadn't realized, with all of the new baby/health issues/holidays/nasty weather, how much crap I was eating. No wonder I am a lardbucket.

I need good snack or dinner ideas.

AKA KnittyB*tch
DS - December 2006
DD - December 2008

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Re: WW ladies: help me make a grocery list, please.

  • I love ff/sf chocolate pudding, but the cook n serve kind, not instant.  Eaten when it is still warm, its amazing.

     

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  • oooh I'd love to see the responses to this too!

    (sorry, I'm no help!)

  • I stock up on fruits and veggies and then lean meats. I also love the WW cheese slices and I buy sliced turkey from the deli.

    I also get a lot of beans too and the SF Jello is a nice treat.

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  • I am trying (unsuccessfully, thank you Nest) to make my grocery list right now too.

    My standby snacks--Fiber One bars, skinny cow ice cream sandwiches, pita chips or carrots and hummus, fruits and veggies

    I bought the Hungry Girl cookbook recently and I am in love with it.  It was worth every penny!  It is especially good for lunches.

     

  • DH and I both do WW.  We start our grocery shopping trips by filling our cart with fresh fruits and veggies.  Then we buy lean meats, low-fat cheese and deli meats, double-fiber whole wheat bread, fat-free yogurt, skim milk, Lean Cuisines for when we don't feel like cooking, WW ice cream bars, a few 100-calorie snacks, Special K cereal for me, and cases of water and Crystal Light mix.  Sometimes we buy sugar-free jello cups and pudding for snacks.
  • Favorite meals:

    chicken cacciatore

    chicken fajitas with low point wraps

    pork fried rice made with brown rice

    shrimp stir fry on brown rice

    spaghetti squash mix with regular pasta (1/2 & 1/2)

    turkey meatloaf, make with dry oatmeal instead of bread crumbs

    Kim's bagels are really good for breakfast, or light english muffins with egg, canadian bacon and veggies

     

  • You're a TJs fan, right?

    Apple Cranberry butter is great (zero points for partial serving) on a 1 point Thomas' english muffin Light (not from TJs)

    Egg whites..fill you up!

    Baked blue corn chips from TJs.

    Black beans (make a salad very substantial).

    99% FF turkey burger (makes a great meat loaf...google hungry girl taco meatloaf).

    safeway has their own brand of lean cuisines called Eating Right (very yummy, always on sale for 5/$10

     94% fat free microwave popcorn is my go-to snack.  Can have a lot of it for not a lot of points.

     

    Personally, I'd rather eat less of the real deal, but I've had a BLAST cooking with the Hungry Girl cookbook.  I love that, with having some basic ingredients on hand, I can cook anything from it, knowing it's low-fat.

    I am also in love with spray butter (I can't believe it's not butter) and skinny cow ice cream sandwiches.

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