Friday, October 15, 2010

Clean Eating Meal Ideas for Breakfast



Clean Eating Meal Ideas for Breakfast

Breakfast
If not working out right a way then eat breakfast with in 30 minutes of getting up.
It starts your metabolism going. (it starts your body burning calories)





1) 2/3 cup oats, 1/4 cup blueberries, stevia, 1/2 cup skim milk (340)
2) 1 1/2 cups Kashi, 1/4 cup blueberries, 1 cup skim milk (370)

3) 1 cup oats, Stevia, 1/4 cup raisins (380)

4) 1 1/2 cup kashi cinnamon harvest (285), 1 1/4 cup skim milk (145)

5) 2 scoops whey shake (220)

6) 2 eggs and 2 egg whites (180), 1 1/4 cup skim milk (145)

7) Breakfast Casserole (breakfast sausage, multi grain bread, shredded reduced fat sharp cheddar cheese, egg, fat free milk) (282)


8) Granola Breakfast Bars (oats, whole wheat flour, applesauce, honey) (135)


9) 2 TBSP Peanut Butter (100), 1 Banana (100)

10) 3/4 cup egg beaters (90), 3 slices turkey bacon (120)


Watch the next few posts for meals for the rest of the day.


Let's Get Healthy!
Coach TIA HURT

Thursday, October 7, 2010

PROTEIN is what your body needs




PROTEIN is so very important to your diet. It is so important that you should eat at every meal.
1. It builds and repairs body tissues.2. It helps food digest slower.
3. It helps you feel fuller longer.
4. It can also aid in helping you lose unwanted pounds if combined with exercise.

Use this calculation to figure out how much protein you should have a day if you are an active individual.
Your weight in lbs. divided by 2.2 = weight in Kilograms
Your weight in kilograms x 1.2 ( up to 1.8) = protein requirement per day

If you are wanting to gain muscle it is recommended 1 gram of protein per lb of lean body mass for males and females.
An ounce of meat or fish has approximately 7 grams of protein.

Here is an easy to read protein chart. http://www.edietstar.com/shapeworks/protein.html


Have a Healthy Active Day,
Coach TIA

Wednesday, October 6, 2010

Fast Sparkpeople.com Breakfast Recipe Ideas

We should be eating breakfast within 30 minutes of waking us to get our metabolism going.
Here are some fast Sparkpeople.com breakfast ideas to eat on the go.

Breakfast Casserole

Turkey Bacon Breakfast Burritos (use 100% whole wheat or multi-grain not flour)

Monday, October 4, 2010

TIA's CLEAN EATING GUIDELINES





TIA's CLEAN EATING GUIDELINES
For me when I refer to 'eating clean' I am referring to eating foods 4 steps away from how God made them.
These include food that is prepared using quality ingredients that are basically free of man-made sugars (including high fructose corn syrup), hydrogenated fats, trans-fats and other unnecessary ingredients.
However, I do not rule out all packaged or processed foods. There are some that I feel are acceptable: Triscuits,Wasa crackers, Kashi, Barilla Plus pastas, Ronzoni-Healthy heart Pastas, Light Laughing Cow ch
eese, canned chicken, fish, beans, veggies and fruits packed with only water, On the Border Salsa, 100% whole grain pre-madepizza crust, 100% whole grain breads, Hummus (which is just Chickpeas made into a dip). These are a few that I eat and I feel are acceptable.
I also try not eating things that have little to no nutritional value. For example, I avoid white breads be
cause they have similar nutritional value to angel food cake.
In addition to these general rules I also try to make sure that my meals are 90% clean with the exception of "Treat Meals" (see previous blog for Treat Meal info.)
Here are 3 things I eat regularly that are not "clean" and I that I don't consider a "Treat Meal" b
ut are they are part of my lifestyle. They are Wheaties, 1% milk, and Equal. Please remember that I am living a lifestyle, not a diet. I have been eating Wheaties since I was a child and I absolutely love them. It is a rare day when I don't eat them for breakfast. I don't particularly care for skim milk so I chose 1%. And as far as Equal goes I realize that it is not the best choice so I am trying to find something to fill its’ gap. I know it isn't good for my body at all and sometimes I replace it with Stevia (but Stevia is so costly). {adding on 10/18/10 to say that I am not buying Equal any more. I should not put that in my body or allow my children to eat it}
The reason I shared with you the above “not clean” food's I eat is to prove to you that you can eat imperfectly and still live a healthy lifestyle. Also, I am attempting to show you that I am not trying to be perfect, just happy and healthy.







For the most part Tosca Reno's principles for Clean Eating.
Below are her MAIN principles for Eating Clean from Tosca's book.

• Eat 5-6 small meals, everyday
• Eat every 2-3 hours• Combine lean protein & complex carbs at every meal
• Drink at least 8 cups of water, everyday
• Never miss a meal, especially breakfast
• Avoid all over-processed foods, especially white flour and white sugar
• Avoid saturated and
trans fats
• Avoid sugar-loaded colas and juices
• Consume adequate healthy fats (EFAs) everyday
• Avoid alcohol
• Avoid calorie dense foods that contain little nutritional value
• Depend on
fresh fruits and vegetables for fiber, vitamins and enzymes
• Stick to proper portion sizing

EAT CLEAN Shopping List
A link to the PDF printable List:
www.eatcleandiet.com/grocery_list/ecd_grocery_list.pdf

“Let these pages serve as your guide to rethink the simplest of all human needs, to eat and to eat well.” Tosca Reno
From The Eat-Clean Diet for Family & Kids (Robert Kennedy Publishing, 2008) www.eatcleandiet.com / www.toscareno.com



Have a Healthy Day!
Coach TIA

Tuesday, September 28, 2010

NO Halloween Candy CHALLENGE

NO Halloween Candy CHALLENGE
My commitment is to not eat Halloween Candy from today until
1 week after Halloween.
I will allow myself to have 3 pieces but none until then.
I did this challenge last year because I was eating the candy and not even thinking about it. I would think it's only once piece and that was not good thinking like that!
I need to challenge myself again this year so i don't eat uncontrollably.

Who's in it with me?
What will your commitment be?

Here is the calorie count for those little candies.
Dove Milk Chocolate Promises or wrapped squares (8 g) - 42 calories and 6 g carb
Hershey Kisses - 26 calories and 8 g carb each kiss
Hershey Kisses with Almonds - 23 calories and 2 g carb each kiss
Hershey Kisses filled with Caramel - 21 calories and 3 g carb each kiss
Hershey Candy Corn Kisses - 27 calories and 3 g carb each kiss
Hershey's Milk Chocolate Bars - Fun size (14 g) - 67 calories and 8 g carb
Hershey's Miniature Bars (mixed) - average of 42 calories and 5 g carb each bar
M&Ms, plain, Fun size (18 g) - 88 calories and 12 g carb
M&Ms, peanut Fun size (18 g) - 93 calories and 11 g carb
M&Ms, peanut 1/4 cup candy - 220 calories and 24 g carb
Miniature Bars (Milky Way, Snickers, Twix, 3 Muskateers) -
average 38 calories and 5 g carb each bar
Mr. Goodbar Snack size (17 g) - 90 calories and 9 grams carb
Nestle's Crunch Bars Fun size (10 g) 50 calories and 7 grams carb
Nestle's Crunch Caramel Bars - Fun size - 70 calories and 9 g carb
Palmer Peanut Butter cups, small - 6 g carb
Three Muskateers bar
Fun size (15 g) - 64 calories and 11 g carb
Mint, Fun size (15g) - 64 calories and 11 g carb
Tootsie Rolls
Small bar - 50 calories and 10 g carb
Midgee - 23 calories and 7 g carb
Mini-Midgees - 11 calories and 2 g carb
Peanut and Peanut Butter Candies
Pay Day - Snack size (19 g) - 90 calories and 10 g carb
Reese's Peanut Butter Cups
Miniature (about 9 grams each) - 44 calories and 5 g carb per cup
Snack size (17 g) - 88 calories and 10 g carb
Snack size (21 g) - 100 calories and 12 g carb
White, Snack size (21 g) - 100 calories and 11 g carb
Reese's Peanut Butter Pumpkins (34 g) - 180 calories and 17 g carb
Reese's Crispy Crunchy Bar, Snack size (17 g) - 95 calories and 9 g carb
Reese's Nutrageous Bars, Snack size (17 g) - 88 calories and 9 g carb
Reese's Whipps Bar, Snack size (14 g) - 60 calories and 10 g carb
Mixed Candy Bars
100 Grand Bars
Fun size (11 g) - 50 calories and 8 g carb
Fun size (21 g) - 95 calories and 15 g carb
Almond Joy Snack size (15 g) - 80 calories and 10g carb
Baby Ruth Bar, Fun size (18 g each) - 85 calories and 13 g carb
Butterfinger Bar, Fun size (18 g each) - 85 calories 14 g carb
Butterfinger Crisp Bar, Snack size (20 g) - 100 calories and 13 g carb
Heath Bar, Snack size (13 g) - 74 calories and 9 g carb
Kit Kat, Fun size (14 g) - 73 calories and 9 g carb
Milky Way bar, Fun size (17 g) - 75 calories and 12 g carb
Mounds bars, Snack size (17 g) - 83 calories and 9 g carb
Rocky Road, Snack size (10 g) - 45 calories and 6 g carb
Snickers Bars, Fun size (17 g) - 80 calories and 10 g carb
Snickers Almond Bars, Fun size (17 g) - 80 calories and 11 g carb
Snickers Creme Pumpkin (1 oz) - 150 calories and 16 g carb
Take Five bar, Fun size (15 g) - 10 g carb
Twix, Snack size (10 g) - 50 calories and 7 g carb
Taffy and Caramel
AbbaZabba, small (12 g) 50 calories and 11 g carb
Charleston Chew bar, Fun size (10 g) - 45 calories and 8 g carb
Laffy Taffy, Chocolate, small bars (8 g each) - 32 calories and 7 g carb
Milk Duds Snack size (12 g) - 54 calories and 9 g carb
Milk Maid Caramels, Brach's - 40 calories and 10 g carb per piece
Fruity and Gummy Candies
Jujyfruits - 9 pieces - 60 calories and 16 g carb
Lifesavers Gummies (2 rolls per ounce) - 52 calories and 13 g carb per roll
Mini Dots (2 small boxes per ounce) 70 calories and 17 g carb per box
Skittles
Original Fruit, Fun size (20 g) - 80 calories and 18 g carb
Chocolate Assortment, Fun size (20 g) - 80 calories and 18 g carb
Starburst, Fun size (2 pieces per stick) - 40 calories and 10 g carb
Twizzlers
Mini-bars (14 g) - 11 g carb
Strawberry Twists, Short (9 g) - 32 calories and 7 g carb
Cherry Pull-N-Peel (12 g) - 40 calories and 9 g carb
Hard Candies and Pops
Blow Pop, Junior - 50 calories and 14 g carb
Jolly Rancher
Hard Candy (6 g) - 23 calories and 6 g carb
Lollipops (17 g) - 60 calories and 16 g carb
Hard Candy Sticks, Small (11g) - 43 calories and 10 g carb
Double Blasts (4 g) - 13 calories and 3 g carb
Tootsie Pops - 60 calories and 15 g carb
Tootsie Caramel Apple Pops - 60 calories and 15 g carb
Wonka Nerds - small box (13 g) - 50 calories and 12 g carb
Other Candies
Candy Corn, Brach's - 11 pieces - 70 calories and 18 g carb
Hot Tamales - small pkg (14 g) - 50 calories and 12 g carb
Jr. Mints, Fun size (10 g) - 50 calories and 12 g carb
Mike and Ike small box (14 g) - 50 calories and 12 g carb
Pop Rocks - small packet (10 g) - 7 g carb
Raisinettes, Fun size (16 g - about 16 pieces) - 56 calories and 11 g carb
Smarties Candy, Roll - 25 calories and 6 g carb
Whoppers
1 small tube - 30 calories and 5 g carb
1 small pouch (21 g) - 100 calories and 16 g carb
York Peppermint Patties
Regular small patty (14 g) - 53 calories and 11 g carb
Pink Peppermint Patties, small (14 g) - 53 calories and 11 g carb
Peppermint Patty Pumpkins (14 g) - 50 calories and 11 g carb
List from About.com
http://lowcarbdiets.about.com/od/carbcounts/a/candycalories.htm

WHO'S IN? What will your commitment be?
LET's GET HEALTHY!
TIA

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