Snack idea's please

Tessmama_of4
on 7/28/11 7:02 am
I want to see what you all think about how my meal plans have been going!

Breakfast: Egg Beater's half piece of cheese

Lunch: 2 turkey roll ups with mustard (Deli Turkey)

Dinner: Turkkey burger or Turkey chili

1: muscle milk light after breakfast


I am feeling hungry sometimes but I am not good at food choices. I just am not sure what to do and sometimes I can't afford to go out and buy all the stuff to have some of these good meals I see posted on here. Please if some of you would let me know some cheap but good food idea's I am bad at sticking to the same exact things to eat. We all know that is boring! But I just don't want to make any bad choices or mess anything  up!
poet_kelly
on 7/28/11 7:21 am - OH
How about yogurt?  I like the Carbmaster from Kroger.  Has 8 grams of protein, low in sugar, comes in lots of yummy flavors.  And currently is on sale for 40 cents a serving.

How about string cheese?  Cottage cheese?  Apple slices with peanut butter?

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Tessmama_of4
on 7/28/11 8:38 am
Thanks so much!!
Hugsmetite
on 7/28/11 10:05 am
I have been doing trail mix, you could leave out the m&m's, also chobani and other Greek yogurts are so yummy and double the protein, like 14 grams of protein per serving and store brands are like .85 cents. I add a serving of grape nuts cereal to my yogurt to for some fiber and variety, I could seriously eat that for every meal. Delicious!
I do cheese sticks, apples with peanut butter also.
Hugsmetite
on 7/28/11 10:07 am
What is muscle milk?
ready_2_live
on 7/28/11 11:48 am - Niceville, FL
 Beans are a good source of protein, and they can be fixed in such a variety of ways that it would take awhile to tire of them (or at least for my husband and me).

Chicken thighs and chicken legs are usually much cheaper than chicken breasts, and again, can be prepared so many different ways. Something that may also help is to make bigger batches of food (like crockpot chicken) and freeze individual servings so you can increase your choices without having to cook each time. Also, I have priced muscle milk and it seemed pretty expensive, at least to me. I'm thinking there must be more economical protein drink choices out there. And one last comment...I didn't see any fruit, vegetables or whole grains in your sample menu. Just sayin...
gbsinsatx
on 7/28/11 1:21 pm - San Antonio, TX

Snacks:

 

10 Grams Protein, 190 Calories, 14 Grams Sugar:

  • 4 ounces Kozy Shack No Sugar Added Rice pudding, 1/2 cup Kashi Go Lean cereal,  2 Sunsweet Select Ones prunes/////4 ounces Kozy Shack No Sugar Added Tapioca pudding, 1/2 cup Kashi Go Lean cereal,  2 Sunsweet Select Ones prunes 

11 Grams Protein, 190 Calories: 

  • 21 Blue Diamond whole natural almonds, 1/2 cup Kashi Go Lean cereal

12 Grams Protein, 170 Calories: 

  • 4 tablespoons PB2, 2 tablespoons Polaneer sugar free with fiber preserves: Apricot or Seedless Raspberry or Strawberry, 2 slices Wasa Light Rye crispbread 

15 Grams Protein, 180 Calories, 9 Grams Sugar: 

  • 1.5 ounces Kay’s Better Balance Cinnamon Toast pretzel sticks

16 Grams Protein, 170 Calories, 16 Grams Sugar: 

  • 4 ounces Brown Cow 0% fat Greek yogurt (Blueberry or Strawberry), 1/2 cup Kashi Go Lean cereal

14 Grams Protein, 135-180 Calories, 13-19 grams sugar: 

1/2 cup Daisy low fat 2% milk fat cottage cheese: 90 calories, 14 grams protein, 4 grams sugarwith 1 small banana: 90 calories, 12 grams sugar (180 calories, 16 grams sugar total)/////2 medium kiwi: 90 calories, 14 grams sugar (180 calories, 18 grams sugar total)/////1 small pear: 85 calories, 15 grams sugar (175 calories, 19 grams sugar total)/////1 small apple: 80 calories, 15 grams sugar (170 calories, 19 grams sugar total)/////4 apricots: 70 calories, 12 grams sugar (160 calories, 16 grams sugar total)/////1 small orange: 70 calories, 12 grams sugar (160 calories, 16 grams sugar total)/////1 cup honeydew: 60 calories, 14 grams sugar (150 calories, 18 grams sugar total)/////1 small nectarine: 60 calories, 10 grams sugar (150 calories, 14 grams sugar total)/////2 plums: 60 calories, 14 grams sugar (150 calories, 18 grams sugar total)/////1 cup cantaloupe: 55 calories, 12 grams sugar (145 calories, 16 grams sugar total)/////1 cup watermelon: 45 calories, 9 grams sugar (135 calories, 13 grams sugar total) 
19 Grams Protein, 220 Calories:
2 ounces (2 sticks) Frigo light swirls string cheese, 1 mini bag Orville Redenbacher's Smart Pop popcorn

 

20 Grams Protein, 170 Calories: 
2.12 ounce Quest Apple Pie protein bar/////2.12 ounce Quest Chocolate Brownie protein bar
 20 Grams Protein, 190 Calories, 14 Grams Sugar: 

  • 1/2 cup Daisy low fat 2% milk fat small curd cottage cheese, 1 slice Dole canned pineapple in own juice, 1/2 cup Kashi Go Lean cereal

20 Grams Protein, 195 Calories:

  • 5 tablespoons fat free cream cheese, 2 tablespoons Polaneer sugar free with fiber preserves: Apricot or Seedless Raspberry or Strawberry, 2 small La Tortilla Factory low carb Whole Wheat tortillas

20 Grams Protein, 200 Calories:

  • 1/4 cup Seapoint Farms dry roasted & lightly salted edamame (soybeans), 1/2 cup Kashi Go Lean cereal
  •  20 Grams Protein, 200 Calories: 
  • 2.12 ounce Quest Mixed Berry Bliss protein bar
  • 20 Grams Protein, 200 Calories, 2 Grams Sugar, 6 Grams Sugar Alcohol:
  • 1.76 ounce Pure Protein Chocolate Peanut Butter bar

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SashaDY
on 7/29/11 3:58 am
Last night, at a support group, it was sugested (awesome idea!!!) to make sf/ff pudding with a premade protien drink.  Also, a protien supplement called "the bullet" can be put in ff/sf jello.

You can make these snacks in bulk and store in containers in the fridge.  $8 can last you almost a week....
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