The New Year always brings a fresh start doesn’t it? This year, I’ve vowed to get fit and while I’ll still be enjoying all of my favorite food items (with portion control), I’ll be adding a few healthier alternatives to the mix as well.
I have no clue how that ice cream got in there but it’s totally not for me;) As you can see, I’m adding Cheerios, Special K, Yoplait yogurt in yummy flavors for little man and Dannon Activia for myself. Also bought, Lean Cuisine, Smart Ones, I Can’t Believe It’s Not Butter, and Extra Fruit Sensations Gum. WOOHOO!!! I truly believe every small change helps and that is my goal for the year, baby steps to a healthier me.
On my personal blog, I shared my weight loss fitness goals and you can’t have one without the other so I’ll be sharing my food goals here with you guys. I’ll be using a Food Tracker to get a better of idea of what I’m eating and soaking in every single healthy eating tip I can.
First thing in the morning, I’ll be starting with Cheerios.
What will you be having for breakfast? And do you have any eating changes planned for this year?
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This year I would love to get away from cereals for breakfast and start eating more pancakes, oatmeal, eggs, and other warm breakfasts. We’ll still have cereal, but I don’t want it to be every day.
I will be eating more lean protein and fiber. So it would be eggs, vegetables, fruit, whole grain cereals and breads.
I just read a book that says if you switch from cereal to breakfast to something with more protein (like eggs) that you will start dropping pounds immediately. I just started trying that this year and am waiting to see if it really will make a difference.