Breakfast
- 1 banana: 100 calories, 0.5 fat, 0 added sugar
- Whipped yogurt: 140 calories, 2.5 fat, 21 sugar
Lunch
- 1 cup chicken noodle soup: 100 calories, 2.5 fat, 1 sugar
- Almonds: 80 calories, 7 fat, 0.5 sugar
- 1 peach: 40 calories, 0.2 fat, 0 added sugar
Dinner
- Mediterranean chicken Lean Cuisine: 240 calories, 4 fat
- Polly-O string cheese: 80 calories, 6 fat
- Yogurt: 140 calories, 2.5 fat, 21 sugar
- 3 mini Reese's cups: 108 calories, 6 fat, 9 sugar
- 8 Twizzlers: 160 calories, 0 fat, 19 sugar
- 1/2 cup fruit: 50 calories, 0 fat
Total: 1138 calories, 31.2 fat, 71.5 sugarExercise: 500 calories burned on the elliptical
To be honest, what's started happening is what I was afraid would start happening: I'm getting tired of writing down every single thing that I eat, and finding the calories and fat and sugar for each and every thing. Is it something I should stick with since it holds me accountable for everything I put in my mouth? Or should I focus on living my life and eating my food instead of writing about it?