I found this list from a
Real Simple magazine which states "Stock your pantry and refrigerator with these nutritious, expert-recommended foods." I don't know who these experts are, but this list sounds pretty good to me and I already buy most of this stuff on a weekly basis.
Try adding 1-2 of these ingredients to your shopping cart each week. While you're at it, as you add one of these items in, try to take out something not as healthy; perhaps a heavily processed item or something high in sugar or fat? Give it a try and see how it goes. Soon you'll be eliminating the unhealthy and enjoying the healthy.
- almonds
- avocados
- barley
- black beans
- blueberries
- broccoli
- bulgur
- chard
- chicken breasts (skinless)
- edamame
- eggs
- extra-virgin olive oil (may I recommend finding one that contains olives grown and bottled in Italy...be weary of ones that just say "bottled in Italy" as those could be olives from anywhere).
- kale
- kidney beans
- kiwi
- lentils
- mushrooms
- oatmeal (steel-cut or old-fashioned)
- oranges
- peanut and almond butter (all-natural)
- pumpkin
- quinoa
- sardines
- skim milk
- spinach
- sweet potatoes
- walnuts
- wholegrain pasta
- wild salmon (aim to get sockeye or Alaskan salmon, try to avoid Atlantic salmon, which is basically synonymous with farm-raised.
- yogurt (nonfat Greek)
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