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my safe foods and their calories +benefits ･ﾟ.*✧･.

♡ ginger kombucha (50 calories per 470ml)

great for bloating and rebalancing your gut microbiome

is quite sweet and tones down my sugar craving without being full of chemicals

♡ grapefruit (42 calories per 100g)

so filling due to large size

dense with vitamin c

♡ miso soup (35 calories per package)

feels like having a proper meal

you can add as much water as you want as long as you dont mind a diluted taste

♡ peaches (40 calories per 100g)

literally delicious

filled with natural sugars

tastes like a desert

♡ spicy pickles (5 calories per 2 spears)

satisfies my salt craving without having very many calories at all

Okay so we all know that halo top is a classic ED staple food

But let me put this out there.

Arctic. Zero.

Almost all of their flavors are 40 calories for half a cup, with the exception of brownie blast, cookie dough chunk, and cherry chocolate chunk being about 70-80. Chocolate peanut butter is 45.

That means 160 calories a pint (180 for chocolate pb, 280-320 for the other three I mentioned earlier).

It’s vegan, kosher, and all the flavors except two are gluten free

I’m personally not vegan or gluten free or kosher but, I mean, still good to know

I can’t actually buy this because I live with my parents 😔 but I absolutely plan on it once I move out!

☕️ autumn safe food ideas

- tall sugarfree almond milk cinnamon dolce cappuccino from Starbucks is only 60 - 70kcal, dairy free (no zits! No bloating), spiced like all my favourite fall treats and cozy warm for those brisk mornings

- 6” veggie delux sandwich on 9 grain wheat bread from Subway, toasted with no cheese, all the good veg, and topped with sweet onion + yellow mustard is delicious, savoury, filling and only 250kcal

- cinnamon raisin bagel with a little butter and an additional sprinkle of nutmeg or cinnamon on top; approximately 250kcal (depending on where you get the bagel)

- sliced apple with cinnamon sprinkle on top is a fantastic crunchy mid day treat that always fills my stomach and settles sweets cravings for no more than 60kcal ✨ you can also heat this up in the microwave or in the oven (if you have time!) for an apple pie filling sorta deal - just add a bit of water or lemon juice and a teaspoon of sugar!

I could have the coffee with the bagel for breakfast, the apple sometime around lunch and the sandwich for dinner and stay under 650kcal for the entire day 🤟🏻🍂☕️

I found sugar free jello that’s only 20 calories for. A WHOLE PACKAGE!!!! I make two at a time and eat a lot when I’m craving sweetness. I’m obsessed with jello and was sad not wanting to eat that many calories but then I found this!

i *cannot* stress enough how dummy delicious this was for 180 calories...... and it’s so cute and pink AND has some protein ;w;

(i heated up the oats + milk in the mic until they were the right consistency then added the yogurt and berries ^_^)

if you guys miss chicken ramen, i just made this for lunch and it was only 75cal

ingredients:

-shiritaki noodles: 10cal

-1/2 bullion cube: 15cal

-1/4cup corn: 25cal

prep:

-your shiritaki noodles should come in a bag full of water, open the bag, drain, and rinse them

-after theyre rinsed put them in a frying pan on high

-stir until they turn a slightly white color

-add your vegetable of choice(mine was corn)

-add a 1/4th cup of water

-add your chicken bouillon

-stir until it looks done

-put in a bowl

-serve :)

(i added hot sauce to mine)

Renee Beller thinspo. HER LEGS LIKE CMON.

Saw this on tiktok, not sure if it really is 250 for the whole cake but thought i’d share

Crustless Pumpkin Pie - 55kcal/1.2g protein

Servings: 8 slices - 55kcal/1.2g protein per slice

1 tsp pumpkin pie spice

2 tsp cinnamon

½ tsp salt

2 tsp baking powder

1/3 cup flour, such as spelt, oat, white, sorghum, or almond

1/3 cup sugar of choice or xylitol

pinch uncut stevia OR 2 extra tbsp sugar

1 15-oz can pumpkin puree

¾ cup + 2 tbsp milk of choice

2 tbsp oil, or omit and increase milk to 1 cup

1 tbsp flaxmeal OR 2 tsp cornstarch (can be omitted if pie will be served in a bowl)

2 ½ tsp pure vanilla extract

1.  Preheat oven to 400 F, and grease a 10 or 9-inch round pan.

2. In a large mixing bowl, combine first 7 ingredients, and stir very well. In a separate bowl, combine all liquid ingredients with the flax, and whisk.

3. Pour wet into dry, stir to combine, then pour into the pan and bake 35 minutes. (It’ll still be gooey after baking, but that’s ok.)

4. Allow to cool completely before transferring uncovered to the fridge to “set” for at least 6 hours before trying to slice.

Vegan Mushroom Beef Bowl (134 Calories)

[403 calories per skillet, 134 calories per serving. 7G protein, 2G carbs per serving. Makes 3 servings.]

*THIS IS MY RECIPE*

1/3 package Impossible Burger (240)

1 Package Bunapi mushrooms (35)

1 package Shiitake mushrooms (40)

1/2 onion (20)

3 cloves garlic (0)

1/2 Tablespoon oil (50)

1 Tablespoon Oregano (0)

1 Teaspoon onion powder (8)

5 Tablespoons water

1 Teaspoon vegan bouillon (10)

Pepper (0)

Heat oil in skillet

Break apart Impossible Burger, and sauté on med-high heat until just starting to brown

Add chopped onion, cook until just translucent

Add mushrooms, pepper, onion powder, and Oregano. Sauté covered until mushrooms begin to soften.

Add water, bouillon, and garlic. Cook for a few more minutes to deglaze the pan, and until mushrooms are cooked to your liking.

Serve

Notes: You can, of course, use any kind of mushrooms you like or that are available to you. I get the Bunapis and Shiitakes at Whole Foods. Add salt or more bouillon if you want more seasoning. Add thyme and/or cayenne for even more flavor.