I know what types of foods we can eat and what we need to avoid or only eat little of and then only occasionally, but what foods can we eat 'over the counter' in packets or tins ?
Being 'good' and sticking to what I should eat, leaves me hungry most of the time. Eating vegetables or fruit (carrots, blueberries, raspberries) only does so much. There are various recipe books, but that's for set meals.
What snacks can we safely eat ? Having to check every tin or packet makes shopping take forever, so is there a list or website that sets out what we can safely eat ?
For exmple: breakfast cereal - not just 'oats' but which manufacturers brand of 'oats' ? Plus biscuits, fresh fruit, tinned fruit, health bars, yogurts, ice cream, sweets, bread, crackers, tinned vegetables, you get the idea !
With over 150,000 members on this website, some of you must have found things that we could all eat, please would you share your discoveries with the rest of us ?
Thanking you in advance,
But if such a list exists on here, I've managed to miss it so far, so please could you point me to it ?
Kevin
Being 'good' and sticking to what I should eat, leaves me hungry most of the time. Eating vegetables or fruit (carrots, blueberries, raspberries) only does so much. There are various recipe books, but that's for set meals.
What snacks can we safely eat ? Having to check every tin or packet makes shopping take forever, so is there a list or website that sets out what we can safely eat ?
For exmple: breakfast cereal - not just 'oats' but which manufacturers brand of 'oats' ? Plus biscuits, fresh fruit, tinned fruit, health bars, yogurts, ice cream, sweets, bread, crackers, tinned vegetables, you get the idea !
With over 150,000 members on this website, some of you must have found things that we could all eat, please would you share your discoveries with the rest of us ?
Thanking you in advance,
But if such a list exists on here, I've managed to miss it so far, so please could you point me to it ?
Kevin