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Can you tell me what is missing from my diet today?

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lyravoile · 26/02/2015 00:11

Breakfast: oat bran with almond milk

Tea and almond milk

Lunch: omelette with butternut squash and feta with broccoli and green beans

Handful of almonds, handful of cashews

Dinner: fillet of salmon with tomato and mozzarella salad

4 chocolates (dark - from Godiva)
1 Apple
1 hot chocolate w/ almond milk

What am I missing from this? Is it still too calorific to lose weight?

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Furball · 26/02/2015 06:49

google my fitness pal and put all your info in there - it will tell you how many calories you should be eating.

You then put in your daily foods and it tells you how many calories everything is.

It is a faff at first but soon remembers each food you put in etc = and WORKS. Loads of folk here use it with brilliant results, you can see exactly what is what with your way of eating Smile

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Silverjohnleggedit · 26/02/2015 07:10

Hard to know given you haven't supplied the quantities. Agree that myfitnesspal would help. But in general it looks balanced.

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TalkinPeace · 26/02/2015 13:48

what do you drink during the day?

what is your TDEE?

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Roobix04 · 26/02/2015 13:51

I found the best thing about myfitnesspal wasn't the calorie counting but the fact that it tracked my sugar/salt etc intake. Very helpful for learning how to eat healthily.

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Tubbytimmy · 26/02/2015 13:57

Water.

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Littlepumpkinpie · 26/02/2015 15:10

That does not look enough food to me or fluids. Fats are almost none existent too I agree with others log it on my fitness pal and track it. I love it

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TalkinPeace · 26/02/2015 15:15

Fats are almost none existent too
Sorry?
Omelette has eggs
Mozarella is cheese
Nuts are high in fat

and without knowing portions, that could be anything between 1000 and 4000 calories

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Littlepumpkinpie · 26/02/2015 15:42

Not getting into argument but cheese is not a good fat it has been processed to some degree. Omelettes are eggs a source of protien. Nuts is good source I more referred to other fats like coconut oil olive oil or avocado.

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TalkinPeace · 26/02/2015 16:01

cheese is not a good fat it has been processed to some degree.
que?

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Silverjohnleggedit · 26/02/2015 16:47

Nothing wrong with dairy fat imo. Cheese is fine in moderation.

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