Ingredients:
- 1 cucumber 🥒 , sliced thin and long (30 cal)
- A few sprigs of mint🌿 and basil leaves (2 cal)
- A few sprigs of cilantro (0 cal) ✨
- 1 carrot🥕 , sliced long and thin (25 cal)
- One cup of butter lettuce🥬 leaves, whole (5 cal)
- 3 spring roll wrappers, you can get these at any grocery store in the asian section (90 cal)
Directions: 🌺 ✨
- Slice all ingredients as specified above 🔪 😊
- Dip spring roll wrapper into some water, don't soak just get it wet enough to move around, then place on plate
- Assemble wrap, with cucumber first, then carrots, then mint and basil, and put lettuce leaf on top. Then wrap up the wrapper
- Enjoy 😉 ✨ 💐
If you want to add some more protein to this meal you can add a few tablespoons of peanut sauce, but this will run you about 90-120 extra calories total for the meal 🥘
My fav safe low-cal foods <3
I made sure to include foods in all the food groups for y’all! It’s important to eat healthy food in a rounded diet not just low cal food. A bad unbalanced diet can slow down metabolism.
Ily :)
-Fruit leathers(50cals)
-Rice cakes(35cals)
-peach(50-70 depending on size prob 60)
-clementine(35)
-cheesestick(80)
-boom chicka pop popcorn(70 cals a cup!!!!!!!!!!<3)
-instant oatmeal cup(150cals-good for meals!)
-Fibre one bars(70cals a bar)
-Kashi bars(120cals a bar)
-“Made Good” vanilla crispy squares-basically Rice Krispies(90 cals)
-Gerber yogurt melts-baby food but whateva(30 cals)
-jello cup(70cals)
-bag of pretzel sticks(100cals)
-goldfish(120cals for 55 pieces)
-Foturkey slices(100cals for 5 slices!!!!! I’m vegetarian and usually only take one slice of “meat” for 20cals)
-a cucumber(10 cals)
-1 boiled egg(84cals)
-slice of multigrain bread(60cals)
-spinach(extreme low cal and v healthy-7cals per cup)
-fudgesicle(v yummy and only 100cals a bar)
-watermelon(85 cals in a pound!!!!!!!!!!!!!)
Only 165 calories for the whole thing!
1 cup of water- 0
1.5 cups of vegetable stock- 15
1 small can of sliced carrots- 35
1.5 cups of fresh baby spinach- 10
.5 servings of egg noodles- 105
Obviously calories vary by brand and you could use fresh carrots or add other ingredients if you’d like this is just how I made mine
Remember that it also depends on your height and weight, and these are estimated values.
22 minutes of walking (or 3.000 to 4.000 steps)
9 minutes of intense zumba
10 minutes jogging (or 5 minutes sprinting)
13 minutes light cycling
31 minutes of yoga
10 minutes -> walking up stairs
7 minutes of rope jumping
15 minutes of sitting in the sauna
> steamed veggies
> coffee with skim milk
> boiled eggs
> greek yoghurt
> watermelon
> oranges
> cucumber
> tomatoes
> protein bars
> tuna and tuna salad
> virgin-tea crackers
So these are the ones that I just bought the other day. They are actually lower calorie than I had remembered.
They're pretty small, but personally they are the perfect fix for my sugar cravings and I don't feel bad if I decided to go ahead and have 2.
Here are some other options that I found online that may be available depending on where you live:
So my aunt said I can use her stationary bike if I want, which makes me v happy. Also I tried making these today and they are very good
SUMMER 2021
Servings: 3 - 180 kcal/12g protein/5g carbs per serving
2 7-ounce packages shirataki fettuccini noodles
18 medium-size, wild-caught shrimp
2 pastured eggs, beaten
1 ½ tablespoons MCT or coconut oil, divided
2 tablespoons coconut aminos
1 lime, juiced and divided
1 teaspoon cashew butter
1 clove garlic, pressed or finely minced
¼ teaspoon crushed red pepper
¼ cup cilantro
2 green onions, chopped
sea salt
4 cashews, crushed (optional garnish)
1. Prepare shirataki noodles according to package directions (rinse for 15 seconds, then boil for 2 minutes in a pot of boiling water, then drain the noodles and place them in a dry skillet (no oil) over medium heat and “dry roast” them for 1 minute). Set aside.
2. In a small bowl, mix ¾ tablespoon MCT/coconut oil, coconut aminos, ½ of the lime juice, cashew butter, garlic and crushed red pepper. Set aside.
3. Heat a large skillet over medium heat and add remaining ¾ tablespoon MCT/coconut oil, shrimp and a pinch of sea salt. Cook for approximately 1 ½ to 2 minutes each side.
4. Move the shrimp to the side of the skillet and add the beaten eggs to the open area of the skillet. Quickly cook the eggs to a soft scramble, about 1 minute.
5. Add shirataki noodles, sauce mixture, cilantro and green onions to skillet with shrimp and eggs. Toss everything together and mix well. Heat until warmed through.
6. To finish, drizzle the rest of the fresh lime juice over entire skillet, taste for seasoning and add sea salt and/or more crushed red pepper if desired. Garnish with optional crushed cashews and serve.
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