https://www.rt.com/usa/316226-obesity-ra...verweight/


The cost of healthy foods has risen dramatically. Fast foods/convenience foods have dropped in price, are easier to prepare and IMHO are addictive. My teen son is doing this 4 week weight lifters diet to trim up his body. The foods on this diet are expensive. I told him I would do this diet with him too and just after a few days I crave some junk food. What do they put in that stuff to make it so addictive??

GMO's and there's wheat and high fructose corn syrup in everything. That stuff is like crack. Additionally, when you microwave something about 90% of the nutrients are removed.
It's like eating Styrofoam peanuts.
Organic foods have become an elite only thing. It's very sad people can no longer afford to eat right.

http://www.bodybuilding.com/fun/hd-abs-t...-diet.html


Here is a link to the diet I made reference to in the first post.
The cost for these food items is at least twice as much as convenience foods if not more.
Those pine nuts are expensive!!

It doesn't have to be expensive to eat a healthy diet, but you have to be prepared to cook from scratch. You can replace pine nuts with some other cheaper nuts. Red lentils are cheap as dirt and insanely high in protein.

This is incredibly good with chicken or just as is

http://www.foodnetwork.com/recipes/winne...ecipe.html

(01-04-2016, 11:28 PM)JayRodney Wrote:  GMO's and there's wheat and high fructose corn syrup in everything. That stuff is like crack. Additionally, when you microwave something about 90% of the nutrients are removed.
It's like eating Styrofoam peanuts.
Organic foods have become an elite only thing. It's very sad people can no longer afford to eat right.

Yes, microwaving food in beyond harmful and GMO's are toxic foods. That high fructose corn syrup they add to everything is like heroin so once you've tasted it you're hooked. Trying to get off that stuff is hard. I feel like I need a fix......... : ( I do eat fairly healthy on a regular basis but I also have been hooked on the "poison".

(01-04-2016, 11:50 PM)Octo Wrote:  This is incredibly good with chicken or just as is

http://www.foodnetwork.com/recipes/winne...ecipe.html

Oh-----TY for this link, I've saved it. I do like red lentils and other beans that are rich in protein.

(01-04-2016, 11:45 PM)Octo Wrote:  It doesn't have to be expensive to eat a healthy diet, but you have to be prepared to cook from scratch. You can replace pine nuts with some other cheaper nuts. Red lentils are cheap as dirt and insanely high in protein.

yeah thats the trouble..

i really dont want to cook from scratch all the time..
once in awhile sure

O and i are so overwhelmed sometimes on just how to manage it.

(01-05-2016, 12:14 AM)Coolchick Wrote:  

(01-04-2016, 11:45 PM)Octo Wrote:  It doesn't have to be expensive to eat a healthy diet, but you have to be prepared to cook from scratch. You can replace pine nuts with some other cheaper nuts. Red lentils are cheap as dirt and insanely high in protein.

yeah thats the trouble..

i really dont want to cook from scratch all the time..
once in awhile sure

O and i are so overwhelmed sometimes on just how to manage it.

I am cooking from scratch and I know that it's much healthier but there are plenty of times I miss using the microwave. I need to find some happy medium so I don't resort to a quick and easy junk food lifestyle. I've started with the making food in advance and freezing but when it's time to reheat I am tempted to use the microwave and not the oven................ Will I every concur the high fructose corn syrup monster??

I just ordered Beyond Tangy Tangerine 2.0

The minimum supplement required, Tangy Tangerine 2.0 covers almost all nutritional deficiencies. With the GMO foods and peoples farming habits, has depleted our Vitamins & Mineral intake.

I'm going to try it, I read allot reviews on it, and people are losing weight, because their food intake has been reduced, When our body's get the nutrients it needs, one does not need to eat so much.

http://criticalhealthnews.com/youngevity..._-item-384

(01-05-2016, 12:44 AM)Telcove Wrote:  

(01-05-2016, 12:14 AM)Coolchick Wrote:  

(01-04-2016, 11:45 PM)Octo Wrote:  It doesn't have to be expensive to eat a healthy diet, but you have to be prepared to cook from scratch. You can replace pine nuts with some other cheaper nuts. Red lentils are cheap as dirt and insanely high in protein.

yeah thats the trouble..

i really dont want to cook from scratch all the time..
once in awhile sure

O and i are so overwhelmed sometimes on just how to manage it.

I am cooking from scratch and I know that it's much healthier but there are plenty of times I miss using the microwave. I need to find some happy medium so I don't resort to a quick and easy junk food lifestyle. I've started with the making food in advance and freezing but when it's time to reheat I am tempted to use the microwave and not the oven................ Will I every concur the high fructose corn syrup monster??

well yeah.. i dont really mind reheatin things on the stove.
that i can do well enough.. i dont have to use the nuker.. i do, mostly, but if i didnt have one,
i wouldnt be lost.

its the meals themselves that are the pain to make and stuff
but yes agree that making lots at a time and freezing them is a great idea.

when i make chili i make lots.. but i cant just eat that all the time..



or.. can i...

(01-05-2016, 12:49 AM)the white ribbon Wrote:  Stir fries with brown rice are quick and easy, i make them a lot, with tofu or tempeh which are a lot cheaper than meat..

i like stir frys.
i dont like brown rice though...
i dont know why but i am not good at making rice and i have a rice cooker.
which works great and always done perfect when i use quinoa.
but rice is never done right and i have tried it several times.

quinoa is good though.

We don't have a micro, but I don't mind. I like making toast in the oven because I can put butter on them before I put them in the oven. Sinful


I love cooking though and don't mind getting it on in the kitchen, but I'm not always inspired so it's nice to have something quick and dirty to whip out. That's when it's extra awesome to have a stack of buckwheat wraps in the fridge that goes in the dry cast iron skillet, top it with plenty of cheese and maybe slice up that cold leftover chicken breast in the fridge. Heat it till it's stiff enough that you can lift it out with a spatula and everything stays on it.

Add some awesome sauce, I make mine with homemade mayo, kefir, chipotle, smoked paprika, garlic and onion powder. Chopped fresh paprika, onions, pickled garlic, lettuce and more sauce.

That's some excellent hangover street food experience in your own kitchen. omg

good thread telcove. where i live, i want to eat trail mix as snack. because its healtheir than crackers and chips. but they cost anywhere from 7.99 to 11.99 for 16oz package. thats a bit too much. so i resort in eating discounted junk food from the grocery outlet store. everything is getting way too expensive now-a-days.

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