Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Why are you all eating so much salmon when tilapia has half the calories?
because tilapia is dirty. gross.
also, OP only had 420 calories for the day. is the goal to starve?
This is DCUM, so, yes.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Why are you all eating so much salmon when tilapia has half the calories?
because tilapia is dirty. gross.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Why are you all eating so much salmon when tilapia has half the calories?
because tilapia is dirty. gross.
also, OP only had 420 calories for the day. is the goal to starve?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Why are you all eating so much salmon when tilapia has half the calories?
because tilapia is dirty. gross.
Anonymous wrote:Why are you all eating so much salmon when tilapia has half the calories?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:You gave far too little information for people to give any meaningful suggestions.
I'm dieting, I'm watching calories and carbs. I'm trying to mostly have lean meat/veggies at dinner time.
I can pick up the ingredients and make the meals myself or I can buy a microwave dinner. I prefer to know how the meal is prepared in order to get a more accurate calorie count.
So far I've had 370 calories today. So I'm looking for dinner ideas. Last night I had broiled salmon and veggies - it was good!
You need more food. It really doesn't matter what you eat - what do you want?
I'm hoping to get some healthy dinner ideas that keep carbs to a minimum while also being delicious, nutritious and filling. The salmon and veggie idea in a previous post was really good.
Anonymous wrote:I thought this was a "420" reference.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:You gave far too little information for people to give any meaningful suggestions.
I'm dieting, I'm watching calories and carbs. I'm trying to mostly have lean meat/veggies at dinner time.
I can pick up the ingredients and make the meals myself or I can buy a microwave dinner. I prefer to know how the meal is prepared in order to get a more accurate calorie count.
So far I've had 370 calories today. So I'm looking for dinner ideas. Last night I had broiled salmon and veggies - it was good!
You need more food. It really doesn't matter what you eat - what do you want?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:You gave far too little information for people to give any meaningful suggestions.
I'm dieting, I'm watching calories and carbs. I'm trying to mostly have lean meat/veggies at dinner time.
I can pick up the ingredients and make the meals myself or I can buy a microwave dinner. I prefer to know how the meal is prepared in order to get a more accurate calorie count.
So far I've had 370 calories today. So I'm looking for dinner ideas. Last night I had broiled salmon and veggies - it was good!