Suggest some good foods

[Mansewerz]

I'm getting bored with my food. Suggest some high protein meats.

And suggest some healthy snacks to eat. I feel like there is nothing to eat other than peanut butter, oats, or fruit.

Lately, i've had all natural taquitos for lunch and/or dinner. I think i'll stick with them for lunch because they're very convenient.

[Spottydog]

Always the switch from chicken to fish is refreshing. Try some tilapia, salmon, trout, etc. (try to get wild, not farmed, if possible, they have many more omega-3's).
As for snacks, I *guess* you could try some of those pure protein bars...
Or cottage cheese and cinnamon and equal. A treat, really. Boiled eggs on toast, too.

[Legendsneverdie]

nahh man i got the best one, an no one steal my recipie either

i call them bb tacos. go an buy some of the huge soft taco/burrito shells. get some lean ground turkey/beef (93lean/7fat only) and get that ortega taco sauce and powder to cook the meat in. low fat chedda cheeze, olives, tomatoe , and sour cream, roll ur self up a nice fat somewhat healthy burrito pour on the sour cream and taco sauce and enjoyyyyy yum yummy!

[Phill.D]

I'm getting bored with my food. Suggest some high protein meats.

And suggest some healthy snacks to eat. I feel like there is nothing to eat other than peanut butter, oats, or fruit.

Lately, i've had all natural taquitos for lunch and/or dinner. I think i'll stick with them for lunch because they're very convenient.

well I'm not really sure what kind of meats your having but pretty much all meats are good protein, depending on your macro's you might want lean meats or you might want a bit of fat, most have the fat listed so find what fits you best.

I think the biggest thing if you're bored is change up the way you cook/spices you use, try stir fry, broiled, baked, flame broiled, try out new spices, mix it up with spicy, hot, sweet, salty, etc. mix in veggies, things like that can really change the flavor of the meat.

for other snacks you could try plain or roasted nuts, change up your veggies and the spices you have on them, maybe try dried fruits (watch out for them sneaking in HFCS/sugar if you don't make them your self). make sakes/smoothies and freeze them ( I freeze milk, yogurt and pineapple and whey blended up over night and take it to work, then eat it when it starts to thaw)

[Mansewerz]

well I'm not really sure what kind of meats your having but pretty much all meats are good protein, depending on your macro's you might want lean meats or you might want a bit of fat, most have the fat listed so find what fits you best.

I think the biggest thing if you're bored is change up the way you cook/spices you use, try stir fry, broiled, baked, flame broiled, try out new spices, mix it up with spicy, hot, sweet, salty, etc. mix in veggies, things like that can really change the flavor of the meat.

for other snacks you could try plain or roasted nuts, change up your veggies and the spices you have on them, maybe try dried fruits (watch out for them sneaking in HFCS/sugar if you don't make them your self). make sakes/smoothies and freeze them ( I freeze milk, yogurt and pineapple and whey blended up over night and take it to work, then eat it when it starts to thaw)

yea, i think i'm gonna get some more peanuts/almonds, those always taste good esp. w/ salt and they fill me up. ooo, and i need to stock up on beef jerky

more suggestions are very welcome

[IrockZ]

try some buffalo steaks, the ones i get have nutritional info on em.. per 6 ounces 2.5 fat 180 cals 40 protein.. cant get much better than that. 1 gram of fat more than boneless skinless chicken!!

[BlueFenix13S]

Homemade chili is a great PPWO meal IMO. Buy some lean ground beef and some chili beans (or any bean of your choosing). Break up the meat in a pot and heat it up on high until it browns, then stir in a cup or 2 of beans and some veggies and let it simmer for a bit, you can toss in almonds or olive oil to add some healthy fat too. Spice it up with some tobasco and you're set. Plenty of quality protein, lots of slow burning carbs, fiber, and good fat, plus a ton of flavor.

[Mansewerz]

Homemade chili is a great PPWO meal IMO. Buy some lean ground beef and some chili beans (or any bean of your choosing). Break up the meat in a pot and heat it up on high until it browns, then stir in a cup or 2 of beans and some veggies and let it simmer for a bit, you can toss in almonds or olive oil to add some healthy fat too. Spice it up with some tobasco and you're set. Plenty of quality protein, lots of slow burning carbs, fiber, and good fat, plus a ton of flavor.

u are my savior, i always thought chili was terrible for u, maybe it was cuz i always used the can kind (HFCS, yuck). but i think this should be a great meal for me. thanks!


and i heard those buffalo steaks taste great to, repped

[Thinkingman85]

There is no such thing as a low protein meat.

[Spottydog]

There is no such thing as a low protein meat.

What about those processed hot dog things?
Pork butt is sorta on the low end (um, that wasn't an attempt at a pun, btw).

[Aindreas]

What about those processed hot dog things?
Pork butt is sorta on the low end (um, that wasn't an attempt at a pun, btw).

Actually, it's not, but fatback is another story.