Breakfast (730AM): Wheat english muffin (140) with 1 oz of ham (30), half an oz of cheddar (60)
SNack (10-12): String Cheese (80) and Pumpkin Muffin (110)
Snack (215): Half of a lemon cupcake (150)
Lunch (400): Hacked a turkey/broccoli souffle/root veggie meal = 4.4 oz baked potato (125), 3 oz of turkey breast(115), spinach, tomato, broccoli, green beans = 40, lemon juice, LOTs of lemon juice (1/3 of a lemon's worth!) Ironically, this is turning into one of my favorite meals! Good thing since I have 2 more in the freezer!
Dinner: I was "that" girl tonight, the one I swore I'd never be, the one who brings her own meal to a get together... A couple of friends were getting together at one's house to eat pizza. I've had such trouble over the last 6 weeks and I finally feel like last week and this week are going well. Eating the pizza wasn't worth seeing the weight on the scale stall out. So, I brought my own BMD meal. I still felt weird about it, even though these are really close friends. I wasn't embarrassed and I didn't feel deprived (surprisingly), but it did seem a little rude. Oh well. I had chicken stuffed with spinach with peas, gravy, corn and asparagus (340). I did partake in dessert, we had mochi. Ice cream wrapped in... I dunno, some sort of dough? There were a number of varieties. Each little mochi was 100-130 cal. I had halves of a few and I didn't eat the dough on all. I'd estimate 300cal and that might be a bit high. All in all, a successful night.
Daily Total: 1490cal
Nice blog. Those BistroMD meals look nice for frozen dinners. Good luck with your weight loss. :)
ReplyDeleteI'm just toooo PROUD of you!!! GREAT JOB!!! That's the commitment we MUST make to ourselves. Man..your always getting to try such "interesting" foods..lol!:)
ReplyDeleteSasha: Thanks for stopping by! Yeah, the meals are pretty substantial and they don't have a bunch of preservatives or chemicals. I'm enjoying most of them and I put a hold on the one's I hate.
ReplyDeleteJoyce: Thanks!! I was pretty pleased with myself too. :D