Over the past three years or so, I have had a group of lunches that I rotate between. Salads, raw veggies, tuna with crackers, left overs, etc. There have been a few others obviously, but really, these are my go to lunches. This school year, I have eaten about 3 cups of raw vegetables (carrots, broccoli, cauliflower, radishes, and peppers), ranch dressing, string cheese, and a Pepsi every single day. Thankfully, I like the food. It helped that I was losing weight fast through the first three months of the school year. Just recently, I have added in a half of sandwich.
So, how many calories does that add up to any how?
Sandwich (1 slice bread, mayo, cheese, ham) - 290 calories, 20g fat, 19g carbs, 11g protein
(Yes, my first realization was I need to
String Cheese - 70 calories, 5g fat, 0 carbs, 5g protein
ranch - 150 calories, 12g fat, 6g carbs, 0 protein
(Yes, I like a little ranch with my veggies. Thankfully, Chad is fully
Pepsi - 150 calories, 0 fat, 41 carbs, 0 protein
(Yes, I could give that up. No, I am not going to right now.)
Veggies - these were actually the hardest to come up with the nutrition facts. I finally used this link and some old Spark People entries to figure out my 3c of raw veggies are likely approximately 100 calories per day. I have no idea how many carbs, protein, or fat might be included. Probably little to no fat or protein, but some unaccounted for carbs?
Entering these into Spark People, the lunch time totals are: 766 calories, 37g fat, 66g carb, and 16g protein.
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Added to breakfast, daily totals:
| CALORIES | CARBS | FAT PROTEIN | ||
| Totals: | 1,194 | 122 | 54 31 | |
| Your Daily Goal: | 1,200 - 1,550 | 135 - 252 | 27 - 60 60-136 | |
| Remaining Today: | 6 - 356 | 13 - 130 | 0 - 6 29-105 |
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So far, I am about where I thought I would be in terms of calories. Fat is a little higher than I would have expected. My goal for the next week, is to track several different suppers, and add in snacks. Breakfast and lunch stay so consistent that they are easy to track; snacks and supper are not as easy.
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