Veggies
Veggies
Veggies
Veggies
organic butter
organic cheese
veggies
veggies
veggies
homemade: ketchup, mayo, mustard, salad dressing (a vinaigrette and 1000 Island), salsa verde, peach salsa, roasted red pepper sauce
veggies
veggies
lean protein (chicken, beef, fish)
veggies

Have I mentioned that my fridge is full of veggies?

PS. Yah, I really DO work full time. And I have a job, too!

Eggs
Cheese
Canned Tuna
Real Mayo
Canned Salmon
Chicken Breasts
Lettuce (I crave it constantly.......)
Frozen Spinach
Heavy Whipping Creme
Diet Pepsi
Hamburger
Pork Rinds (Bakenettes, plain and hot and spicy) I LOVE PORK RINDS !!

Staples that I freak out if I'm not in stock:
eggs - lots of eggs, keep those chickens busy!
Cream Cheese
non-dairy liquid creamer (less expensive/less carbs then the real cream)
cheddar cheese
ground hamburger
brocolli
olive oil
sweetner
multi-vitamins
coffee

Things I typically have...
chicken
mayo
real butter
pork rinds
splenda
celery
romaine lettuce
green beans

eggs would be it.

Canned Tuna
Canned Chicken
Turkey Meat
Chicken
Broccolli
Asparagus
Mushrooms
Skim Milk
An occasional steak

Eggs
Cheese
Heavy Whipping Cream
Chicken
Ground Beef
Pork

--Always a few things of mixed greens
--Cheese
--Eggs
--Breakfast meats (sausage and bacon)
--Frozen chicken wings
--Salad dressing
--Huge container of mayo
--Tuna
--Heavy cream
--coffee (i keep mine in the fridge for freshness)
--Veggies...lots of them..my freezer is jam packed

Butter, cream cheese, eggs, bacon, mayo, mustard, and bottled water are always in my refrigerator.

Shop the edges? OMG she's right! And it initially seemed and expensive diet, but after 12 weeks I can honestly say it's soooo cheaper then low fat low cal, and nutrisystem. I have an advantage living alone....I shop for mainly just me, not a family (and the boyfriend, but I like buy him a a couple potatoes, a sweet potatoe..... easy to keep from my eye.) so my fridge sounds like an atkins list: butter, olives, eggs, cheese, meats. I'm sure it's to much bacon but tough. Quick and easy. I gotta work on buying more prepackaged ready to eat Salmon.

When my 18 mo old granddaughter came to stay a few days, I got her some Gerber lunchables, whole milk, and juice cuz I had nothing in the house! LOL

Skinless chicken breasts
Skinless chicken breasts
Skinless chicken breasts
Skinless chicken breasts
Skinless chicken breasts
Skinless chicken breasts
Skinless chicken breasts
Skinless chicken breasts
Skinless chicken breasts
Skinless chicken breasts
Skinless chicken breasts
a can of tuna, water packed.

eggs
spinach
mustard
cucumbers
berries
cream cheese
heavy whipping cream
steak & fatty marbled red meat

greens
tomatoes
onions
garlic
sweet potatoes
cucumber
sugar snap peas
cottage cheese
lean chicken and meat
salmon
eggs
kalamata olives
evoo
bell peppers
salad dressings
lots of spices
lite salt
seltzer
cans of tomatoes
cans of beans
lentils
boxed low sodium broths
jars of roast red peppers

I have tried name brand precooked bacon and generic (like walmart and Miejer's brands...they are all reallly good. Usually cheap too 14 slices for less then $2.60

I agree with the pre cooked bacon. I buy a huge bag of it at Costco, cheap and easy. And none of the greasy mess. So easy for quick last minute item for breakfast, on a salad, burger. It's awesome. I laughed at it when i first saw it like who would be that lazy but I have to say ME!!!! It's fantastic.

Lisa

Dozens of eggs
Bacon - and I reserve the rendered fat for cooking my Brussels sprouts
Heavy cream
Butter
bricks of cheese
Chicken parts with bones and skin intact
Whole chickens
Frozen fish filets
Pork chops or shoulders
Some variety of sausage
Angus beef patties
Sour cream
Protein powder