Are there any low carb high protein pastas that I can buy or make? I love pasta, but it just has so many carbs ? submitted by /u/garlicknots13 [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

Never ran to the bathroom this quick ??? submitted by /u/JohnAdams1911 [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

So for context (and I know this isn't ECAH), I love Starbucks iced teas. My favorite is the Iced Passion Tango Tea. It's only a few bucks which is within my budget and I like the flavor since there is no need for added sugars or syrups. But then randomly I was thinking what if I could make this at home. I stopped by after my night class to the grocery store and picked up hibiscus tea bags (20 bags for $2), brewed some water in my kettle, placed a couple tea bags in a heat resistant pitcher with some ice, then drink once chilled. I added some muddled fruit to a serving with a bar kit that was ..read more

I am a 14 F. I weigh 121LB. I have a really bad sweet and spicy tooth and I tend to eat fattening food, I wanna eat something that won't give me a lot of calories or carbs, I want something affordable, yet I need advice/help on alternatives to buy. I enjoy eating hot cheetos, snickers, granola bars, pop tarts, soda, I love ramen, and I would like to know what salad dressings are good to not gain weight I just need alternatives on what to buy to avoid gaining weight. I would appreciate all the help! ? [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

My food budget is $100/month for one person….my dietary restrictions are low carb & low fat…. I dislike green bell peppers & mushrooms…. I also struggle with low energy. Any meal ideas for only $3/day? submitted by /u/IndigoScotsman [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

For some context I (f16) have been trying to put on weight for what seems like forever but have never managed to maintain any. Unfortunately I still live with my hawk parents who won't let me drink ensures despite the fact I am underweight and my doctor has told them I need calories. Anyways, whenever I see youtube videos on how to gain weight they are all so unrealistic. I'm talking 4 to 5 homecooked, made-from-scratch, ingredient based meals. Along with 2 hours at the gym a day. While that is my goal, it is just not realistic for me right now. I'm a busy student, who although studies from h ..read more

Hi! I'm a student new to healthy eating and was wondering what I should be looking for in terms of healthy snacks. Any and all advice would be greatly appreciated! submitted by /u/Tight-Ad-1536 [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

Hey there foodies! I'm organizing a nonprofit fundraiser event at a hotel for around 200 people. Unfortunately we cannot afford to pay for the breakfast options they provide, but being a nonprofit, the hotel has given us the green light to serve breakfast-type snacks instead for free. I'm reaching out to this awesome community to gather some suggestions for breakfast snack options that would be perfect for our event. Think along the lines of granola bars, pastries, and anything else that would be easy to grab and go. Additionally, since we're catering for a large group and working on a nonpro ..read more

Been making some gizzards and rice mix a bit and an interested why it doesn’t get more attention. Gizzards from I read are a lot of protein and very low cost per pound. I know it’s a bit taboo to most Americans, but does anyone else know more about why most people don’t consider this meat when they want healthy, cheap meals? submitted by /u/Krabsyen [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

So I'm trying out dif't forms of protein (groceries prices, am I right?) One of the things I'd like to try is to add tvp to my ground turkey when I make tacos (I just do the usual taco season + water after browning the ground meat). Do I rehydrate the TVP first? If I rehydrate, should I sear the tvp along w/ the ground turkey or do I just add it rehydrated at the same time as the water and taco seasoning I usually use? submitted by /u/uhdoy [visit reddit] [comments ..read more