Grocery list:
Carbohydrate:
-Oatmeal(12g), sweet potato(20g), brown rice(23g), barley(73g),
whole wheat bread(41g), pasta(25g), quinoa(21.3g), cream of hot
rice cereal(160g), beans and lentils(20g),pumpkin(7g),
couscous(23g), apple(14g), orange(12g), grapes(17g),
pineapple(13g), mango(15g), mushrooms(3.3g), spinach(1.1g).
Protein:
Eggs(13g), chicken(27g), salmon(20g), Tuna(canned)(11g), Tofus(8g),
Pumpkin seeds(19g), greek yogurt(10g).
Fat:
Almonds(2g), olive oil(14g), walnut(20g), virgin coconut oil(100g),
salmon(5.5g), clarified butter(99.5g), peanuts(72g),
cashews(43.85g), dark chocolate(80g), avocado(14.66g).
Fiber:
Pears(3.1%), strawberry(2%), Apple(2.4%), Raspberry(6.5%),
bananas(2.6%), carrots(2.8%), beets(2.8%), Brussels sprouts(2.6%),
split beans(8.3%).
Grocery list:
Carbohydrate:
-Oatmeal(12g), sweet potato(20g), brown rice(23g), barley(73g),
whole wheat bread(41g), pasta(25g), quinoa(21.3g), cream of hot
rice cereal(160g), beans and lentils(20g),pumpkin(7g),
couscous(23g), apple(14g), orange(12g), grapes(17g),
pineapple(13g), mango(15g), mushrooms(3.3g), spinach(1.1g).
Protein:
Eggs(13g), chicken(27g), salmon(20g), Tuna(canned)(11g), Tofus(8g),
Pumpkin seeds(19g), greek yogurt(10g).
Fat:
Almonds(2g), olive oil(14g), walnut(20g), virgin coconut oil(100g),
salmon(5.5g), clarified butter(99.5g), peanuts(72g),
cashews(43.85g), dark chocolate(80g), avocado(14.66g).
Fiber:
Pears(3.1%), strawberry(2%), Apple(2.4%), Raspberry(6.5%),
bananas(2.6%), carrots(2.8%), beets(2.8%), Brussels sprouts(2.6%),
split beans(8.3%).
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