Foods I Live On Part I: Kashi Autumn Wheat, Trader Joe's Prunes, Genovo Tonno/Tuna, Fage Yogurt, and Bird's Eye Soybeans

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wheat.jpgLets face it, most folks eat the same food products day in and day out (for the most part) and even as a self described "Foodie" I also fall right in line with the aforementioned way of eating.  So here's a quick list of foods I tend to eat very often (note: I try to have tuna only once a week given mercury concerns) and I think are also stellar on the ratio of protein/nutrients to fat/taste scale :

  • Kashi Autumn Wheat - amazing taste and "fill you up" goodness. No corn syrup and a great, subtle sweetness. One box will last you a good 1.5 weeks and it's friggin organic!
  • Trader Joe's Dried Prunes - provides a great energy boost and they have no sorbates unlike many other dried fruits on the market.  The prunes work well as a mid day snack, pre tennis energy jolt, or in the morning with your cereal and coffee.
  • Genovo Tonno (or tuna) in Olive Oil - great, healthy, protein (don't ever, ever eat the stuff they put in water - it's tasteless).  Put this stuff on bread with a slice of tomato, some salt, and a litle extra olive oil and you're in heaven.
  • Fage Yogurt - my wife got me into this type of yogurt and it's capital D-elicous.  Also, it has tons of protein, low fat, and is nice and filling (because the water is drained and it feels silky and satisying).
  • Bird's Eye Shelled Soybeans - again, tons of protein here.  Mix with brown rice or make some linguine and toss with olive oil, garlic, parsley, and lots of parmigiano reggiano (the king of cheeses).


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