Breakfast
Smoothie from yesterday- approx 250 cal
Crackers- ??
1 chocolate- 73 cal
So after class, I thought that I'd need some caffeine since I didn't sleep very much. While I did that, I bought a salad in case my avocado wasn't ripe. I went home and then barely touched my coffee and salad. Instead, I checked my avocado and made an avocado, apple, lime, and soymilk shake instead. Immediately after drinking it, I felt a huge boost of energy and started craving more natural foods. So I cut up half a cucumber and am now snacking on it.
Between classes
Avocado, apple, lime, and soymilk smoothie- 260 cal, 10 g fiber
-1/2 apple
-juice of 1 lime
-1/2 cup soymilk
-1/2 avocado
Café au lait- 90 cal
½ cucumber-22.5 cal
Lunch
Avocado, apple, lime, banana, orange, and soymilk smoothie- 471 cal, 17 g fiber
-1/2 apple
-1/2 avocado
-juice of ½ lime
-1 banana
-1 orange
-1 cup soymilk
Crackers
I was somewhat disappointed in the smoothie for lunch. I wanted to know exactly how much soymilk I added, so I measured out and added one cup. As a result, the soymilk taste overpowered the avocado, which was really what I was trying to emphasize. So I added in the banana for sweetness and orange for tartness, but it ended up like a typical banana smoothie. Good, but not what I was aiming for. If I wanted a banana smoothie, I'd just add banana with soymilk and greens…
I actually bought a salad for lunch, like I mentioned before, from the undergraduate library's new café, but the chicken was undercooked and the greens were unappetizing. So I ate like two bites and then gave up. It was so expensive, too—over six dollars! For a tiny salad. The last time I went to the café, I bought a "vegetarian wrap" that was all dressing and there were only three small green leaves on the side. It was pathetic.
Dinner
1 cup soymilk- 100 cal
Biscotti- 130 cal
Salad
Fruit
No time for exercising today, but I ate what I craved for, which was mainly avocado and greens, and felt good. And I didn't overeat at the meeting, which was good, and I feel perfectly fine right now.
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