Before
starting a healthy nutrition plan, it will help a great deal to stock up
on the essentials of good nutrition. This makes it easier to plan and prepare
meals - even when there's very little time. Keep these items on your shelves.
- Non-fat yogurts ( plain, vanilla, lemon or other
favorite flavors)
- Canola Oil, Virgin olive oil
- Non-fat cheeses (cream, cheddar, mozzarella,
Alpine lace)
- Non-fat salad dressings (italian, french, ranch
or other favorites)
- Salsa (mild, medium and/or hot)
- Non-fat crackers (saltines, wheat thins, ritz,
or triskets)
- Tostito chips (oven-baked)
- Pretzels
- Bagels (any flavor)
- All-fruit jams and jellies
- Fresh juices (orange, pineapple, grapefruit,
apple)
- Fresh fruit (oranges, apples, bananas, grapes)
- Tomato and V-8 juices
- Fresh vegetables (broccoli, peppers, carrots,
celery, green beans)
- Frozen vegetables (corn, peas)
- Whole grain cereals (shredded wheat, grapenuts,
Special K)
- Skim milk
- Diet jello
- Lo-cal soft drinks and ice tea mixes
- Whole grain breads (whole wheat, rye, pita)
- Rice (brown and white, regular not instant)
- Pasta (vermicelli, elbows, linguini, rotini)
- Canned stewed tomatoes and pasta-ready tomato
sauces
- Spices (garlic and basil in oil, oregano, black
pepper, italian seasoning, thyme)
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