Lesson 16ª

 

 

 

 

 

   

Feeding plan: de  2000 calories

Breakfast

coffee with skimmed milk and sweetener
4 loaves of whole-grain bread or rice cookies
1 sp. of spread cheese (low fat)
1 tsp. of sugar-free jam

Mid-morning or Mid-afternoon snack

1 fresh fruit + 1 skimmed yogurt and sugar-free sweetener or 2 of these options:

  • 2 whole nuts
  • 15 roasted peanuts, no salt
  • 6 almonds
  • 10 raisins
  • 2 fruit slices
  • 2 tsp. toasted seeds: pumpkin, sunflower or sesame
  • 6 olives
  • 1 small glass of sugar-free fruit juice
  • 2 slices of lean cheese
  • 1 small bowl of fruit salad without sweetener
  • 1 skimmed milk and sugar-free dessert: custard cream or ice-cream, 1 per day
  • 1 bar of sugar-free cereal (no trans-fat), 3 times a week
  • 1 glass of chocolate milkshake (skimmed) and added sugar-free sweetener
  • 1 soup (low-fat)
  • 1 slice of cold lean meat: ham, fillet, canadian steak and 1 slice of mozzarella cheese
  • 1 light frankfurter with little mustard, no bread.

Lunch

Vegetable soup or stock or 1 glass of any other liquid (no calories), water or Juice

1 small portion of cereals: ½ cup of rice (cooked), or half potato, or ½ portion of noodles
1 plate of abundant uncooked vegetables raw, or cooked in different ways: salads, broiled, chop suey.

¼ skinless chicken

  • 1 portion of lean red meat (beef) (the size of the palm of your hand), 2 to 4 times a week,
  • 1 or 2 fish fillets, at least 2 or 3 times a week,
  • 1 individual tuna fish can in water and salt.

1 cooked or fresh fruit or sugar-free fruit salad.

Infusion: tisane or herbal tea

Snack

cappuccino

1 black bread sandwich (not fat-butter), toasted or

  • 1 yogurt with cereals skimmed and sugar-free sweetener
  • 1 pita bread stuffed with vegetables
  • 1 glass or small box of light chocolate milkshake with 1 cereal bar.

Dinner/Supper

Soup or Vegetable stock

Plenty of cooked or uncooked vegetables
1 portion of whole-grain vegetable tart: courgette (zucchini), spinach, mushrooms, leek or 2 Pasty (turnover) oven-baked, 2 to 3 times a week, or

  • ½ cup of rice, preferably whole-grain or peas or lentils or maize (corn)
  • 1 broiled, boiled, or micro-waved potato or sweet potato
  • 1 plate of simple whole-grain pasta or stuffed with vegetables: 25 raviolis or 2 vegetable cannelloni, with filetto or with pesto, 2 times a week
  • 2 pizza slices with vegetables: mushrooms, arugula, once a week
  • 1 cooked or fresh fruit

If you are a woman or you are a little overweight (less than 8 kg), we suggest the "impact" alternative.