7am Breakfast: an espresso.
1pm Lunch: Chicken with salad and cauliflower couscous.
7.30pm Dinner: Fish and fennel in tahini sauce (looks a bit like a middle-eastern twist on a fish pie) with steamed broccoli and sugar snap peas. Accompanied by a nice Super Tuscan.
I’m on a low carb kick during the week. No snacks either.
The 10:30-11 snack is part of the traditional Romanian meals.
All Romanian students (grade 0 to grade 8) receive a free snack at that time.
The same goes with people serving in the army and all kinds of boarding situations.
breakfast: black coffee
lunch: a can of Progresso Chicken and Dumplings soup and a peach yogurt
dinner: A chicken breast and some rice with a quick chicken stock pan sauce
evening snack: a handful of pistachios and a glass of red wine
In the UK, we call that ‘elevenses’. Traditionally people would stop at 11 (at home or work) for a sit down, a cup of tea and a snack. The tradition has fallen out of fashion, but we still get a break around that time at school for a snack.
I’ve just learnt to cut out snacking in a drive to keep weight down/not have to go on a crash diet.
Around 9am: two fairly thin slices of zucchini/cheddar/chive bread
2ish: a fabulous chicken empanada with light sour cream
7ish: a small brownie with a scoop of vanilla ice cream
I know at some point I had a KIND dark chocolate / peanut butter protein bar and at another point I ate a single size cottage cheese with chives.
Since I have a medical issue causing little room in my stomach (still have my native kidneys squeezing everything out), I find I nosh a lot simply because I can’t eat a lot. I cannot eat an entire hamburger or sandwich, as I then get the post-Thanksgiving overeating nausea.
Breakfast:
Blueberry English muffin w/butter
Banana
Ice water
3 mini Reese’s peanut butter cups
Lunch:
Giant bowl of cut up watermelon & cantaloupe
Handful of sweet dark cherries
Off the Beaten Path veggie crisps ( “healthy” chips made of rice, black beans, chickpeas and purple sweet potatoes) - I have no idea how many I scarfed down
Can diet Coke
1 miniature bag of M&Ms
Dinner:
2 thin slices of meatloaf
Large scoop of roasted veggies (potatoes, carrots, sweet potatoes, zuke and yellow squash)
Ice water
Breakfast 5:30, maybe 6:00 - Jalapeno-ham grits with an over easy egg
Lunch about 12:15 - One small mango(the little yellow kind), one nectarine, one kiwi
Supper around 6:30 - Four stuffed pepper halves(rice, ground beef, etc.) The bell peppers in our garden have been small lately, hence the four pieces. Also a small tossed salad.
Dessert around 8:00 - A piece of leftover birthday cake.
10ish: Spicy hash brown taco
Noonish: Leftover fried rice w/broccoli
Dinner: Tator Tot Mexicano (Tater Tots with taco toppings, including sauteed peppers from the garden. It’s my own invention).
9ish: Small bowl of nuts
11ish: Half a bagel topped with diced tomatoes, fresh from the garden
Breakfast, 9ish: a smoothie of a banana, a few frozen strawberries , and a splash of juice.
Lunch 1ish: 2 pieces of prosciutto and some cheese
Dinner 8 ish: half of a homemade pizza, pepperoni, feta, and fresh tomato
Late snack 10 ish: Klondike bar
Oh, and from about 2PM on several vodka soda lemonades.
Besides plain English muffins you can also get cinnamon/raisin, blueberry, cranberry/orange (seasonal), maple French toast - probably others.
I’m not sure if you know what an English muffin is. An English muffin is what they make Egg McMuffins with. The flavored ones have the blueberries, raisins, etc. baked into them.