What fills you up and keeps you satiated?

Anonymous
Vegetable broth.
Anonymous
a big, juicy cheeseburger
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:Egg roll in a bowl.


Me too.
Anonymous
I eat a lot of the healthy foods suggested here but don't find any of them particularly filling.

I just accept that I eat more (and more often) than some people. I don't have any issues with weight gain if I stick to healthy options.
Anonymous
PB fit on rice cakes
Anonymous
1/2 bagel and peanut butter.
Anonymous
Amazed by all of the oatmeal responses.

I make steel cut and add raisins or cranberries, and I'm always hungry before lunch.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:Amazed by all of the oatmeal responses.

I make steel cut and add raisins or cranberries, and I'm always hungry before lunch.


Add nuts and chia seeds
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Amazed by all of the oatmeal responses.

I make steel cut and add raisins or cranberries, and I'm always hungry before lunch.


Add nuts and chia seeds


NP, but nuts also make me ravenous. Even whole grains like oatmeal just kick my carb cravings into overdrive. I’m jealous of the oatmeal posters, because I love oatmeal.

The only things that truly satiate me are eggs, meat/fish, and full-fat yogurt (the lactose doesn’t trigger cravings).
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:Amazed by all of the oatmeal responses.

I make steel cut and add raisins or cranberries, and I'm always hungry before lunch.


Yeah oatmeal apparently has one of the highest satiety ratings but it doesn’t fill me up at all. Potatoes do though.
Anonymous
Lentil soup.

Or any type of pureed veggie soup - you can eat and eat, and not feel bad about it at all. I just had pureed squash, sweet potato and carrot soup. Two servings. Totally satisfied.
Anonymous
Bagel.
Anonymous
Tons of steamed broccoli and roasted asparagus with chicken breast is my go to lunch full until 8 but I usually skip dinner
Anonymous
Black coffee kills hunger
Anonymous
Just keep healthy foods at home. So even if you snack, you know you’re snack is healthy
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