Breakfast Amy’s Organic Cream of Rice Bowl or
1 1/2 cups of your favorite gluten-free hot cereal
1 small apple grated into it
1 teaspoon cinnamon
1 8 ounce glass of 1 % fat milk or soymilk
Snack
½ cup cottage cheese with
½ cup berries, pineapple or other fruit
Lunch
1
Amy’s Bistro
Burger
1 medium baked potato with salsa, lemon juice or
low-fat dressing
3 cups salad mix with
1 tablespoon vinegar and 1 ½ tsp olive oil
Dinner Amy’s
Roasted Vegetable Tamale
1-2 cups steamed mixed veggies with a squeeze of lime and your favorite salt-free
seasoning, drizzled with
½ teaspoon olive oil
2 cups shredded cabbage mixed with
1 tablespoon rice or other vinegar and a splash of hot sauce
Need A Little More? For an extra 300 calories: include another ½ cup gluten-free cereal
at breakfast + ½ cup cottage cheese and ½ cup fruit at snack + ½ ounce
cheese on baked potato or burger at lunch.
Daily Tip
Don’t drink your calories! Sodas and fruit juices are loaded
with calories.
Amy's Organic Chunky Tomato
Bisque Soup By Supermarket Guru
As
organic products continue to become more and more popular with today’s
American shopper, companies like Amy’s are keeping up with the
trend. Not only is this tasty soup USDA certified organic, but you also
notice that where soups tend to be high in sodium, this one contains
about half that of most brands. (Amy’s tomato soup contains 340mg
of sodium per serving, other supermarket brands can contain as much as
760mg per serving.)