I found it. Now I'm just figuring out how to use it.Blue, do you have the My Fitness Pal app on your phone? That's what I use. It's easy & you can save some of your regular meals. It has a huge database & I only have the free version.
Do you eat lentils, peas, beans, tofu etc?--those are my main protein sources...cheap and healthy and low calorieYes.
I have pork and beef and dairy intolerances.
Tuna in the cans is very dry on my gums and it's alot of added calories to make it edible-- mayo.
It's the only fish I like.
I can eat scrambled eggs but the price has climbed too high.
I guess the only protein I can eat and tolerate and maybe afford is smooth pb.
Ask any questions you like here & I will try to help. I like to play around with settings & I have been using MFP on & off for many years.I found it. Now I'm just figuring out how to use it.
I'm very technology illiterate.
ThanksAsk any questions you like here & I will try to help. I like to play around with settings & I have been using MFP on & off for many years.
Sometimes I eat canned chili or canned baked beans.Do you eat lentils, peas, beans, tofu etc?--those are my main protein sources...cheap and healthy and low calorie
$4 a day just doesn't allow anySorry to hear you're feeling bad Bluehat.
So far what I am noticing in your foods is so little protein...is there a reason why so low?
dry lentils and peas can be pretty cheap...and they can offer a lot of nice nutrition and protein$4 a day just doesn't allow any
you don't like to buy beans that aren't prepared? Like plain chickpeas or black beans--usually cheaper than prepared and don't have the sugar contents like prepared stuff.Sometimes I eat canned chili or canned baked beans.
But of course I feel bad afterwards because it shoots my blood sugar way up.
Yes.Blue, I just starting typing sour cream and onion chips into MFP & it gave me lots of options. The more you use MFP the easier it gets.
I've made lentil soup from dry ones.dry lentils and peas can be pretty cheap...and they can offer a lot of nice nutrition and protein
you don't like to buy beans that aren't prepared? Like plain chickpeas or black beans--usually cheaper than prepared and don't have the sugar contents like prepared stuff.
Anyways I know the issues can be complex, and I appreciate you answering my questions.
Been in a position where I could choose healthy foods. It's always been can I buy enough to go thru a whole month.I've never