Monday 12 November 2012

Slim Line Shopping List


Slim Line Shopping List


Slim Line Shopping List
Here's some useful advice for a 'well-balanced' shopping basket. And a tip to start with is never go shopping on an empty stomach!

Fruit and vegetables

  • Whether vegetables are fresh, frozen or canned, you can eat as much of them as you want.
  • Choose fruit juices made from 100% fruit with no added sugar.

Dairy products

  • Choose non-fat or low fat milk and low-fat natural or fruit yogurts.
  • Limit the amount of cheese you eat, as it has a higher fat content. Choose low-fat version.

Breakfast cereals, bread, carbohydrates

  • Choose cereals with little or no added sugar, and also, if possible, ones with a relatively high fibre content.
  • When it comes to starchy food, choose those rich in fibre (for example, dried vegetables and wholemeal rice).

Fats

  • Essential oils include olive oil and soy oil. For cooking, use olive oil or groundnut oil.
  • When it comes to starchy food, choose those rich in fibre (for example, dried vegetables and wholemeal rice).

Meat, fish, eggs

A study of the nutritional value of meat has shown that, contrary to popular belief, when you follow a low-fat diet, you can eat meat cooked in several different ways (grilled, roasted, stewed), provided that you choose lean cuts of the meat:
  • Beef: all types of steak (fillet, sirloin, rump, chuck) and roasting cuts.
  • Lamb: leg of lamb and lamb steaks.
  • Poultry: all parts without the skin; (chicken, turkey).
  • Choose fresh or frozen fish that is not pre-cooked, either whole or in fillets.
  • Fish and shellfish: there are many different kinds.
  • Eggs do not have a lot of fat, and with the exception of frying, can be cooked in any way you choose.

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