Today's Food
I am keeping my resolution to post more and do better CR - at least on Jan. 1 - by planning my food carefully today. I am very pleased with the result, so I will share it with you and post it ahead of time. This should help me to avoid the box of chocolates that my husband brought back from his mother's house. Thankfully, the peanut butter cookies and toffee are all gone. I hate holiday food. It just makes CR that more difficult.
"Breakfast"
3 cups of decaf coffee
4 grams of dried papaya (really)
Lunch
Chicken sandwich
105 grams of baked chicken breast - a leftover
51 grams of multigrain bread
4 grams of mustard
Leftover winter squash
90 grams of microwaved acorn squash, cooked with some maple syrup and cinnamon
10 grams of dried cranberries
Snack
80 g of avocado - mashed with lemon juice, salsa, garlic and salt to make guacamole
10 g of tortilla chips (I will weigh these out, too)
200g of low salt V-8
Dinner
100g of wild sockeye salmon, baked without oil
80 g of microwaved sweet potato, including skin
60 grams of romaine, topped with 10g of goat gouda, 10g of carrots, 10g of bell pepper
Post dinner CR cocoa - teaspoon of cocoa powder, dash of cinnamon in hot water with sucalose
This is 991 calories with 100 grams of carbs, and 76 grams of protein. As usual, it is low in things I always supplement - calcium, magnesium, zinc, folate and E.


6 Comments:
I am glad you posted your food. I love comparing and seeing what others do.
You diet is nicely varied. I can't seem to get there yet.
I hope you plan on posting more daily food choices.
I also like seeing food logs too. In fact, I had never heard about 'CR Cocoa' and decided to try it just now. I have been trying to integrate cocoa for its many healthful properties, but it always involved some sugar calories. This is a nice, almost zero calorie beverage. Thank you.
Glad to see you back posting and doing CR. I enjoy following along!
You say that you are always low in calcium and magnesium, but you have mineral water with these elements in Austin: Barton Springs. Mineral water can be a good source of calcium and magnesium. You can also make your own mineral water.
Tony
I love the guacamole snack :) That's one of my usual snacks. I throw in a clove of roasted garlic and eat it with celery or spread on thinly sliced and rolled up pieced of deli ham.
I just came across CR today and... whooh... it's an eye opener.
I'll be reading your blog with interest.
I've already started researching books to order. I'm looking for a book that's simple and easy to follow.
As an expat, I won't be following it to the letter (too difficult I imagine), but I'll do my best.
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