Monday, June 11, 2012

Get Dress Ready Grocery List


This list is designed based on the assumption you are feeding one person. If you are providing for a family who will be following the same healthful habits (which they should), multiply the quantities accordingly.
Under this is a general guideline and recommended list designed for the typical person. You might find you need a slightly less or higher number of the food choices. Adjust accordingly, within the program each week.
In addition, you will find the first time you follow this list; you will be buying more than normal. Specific things like Cocoa or hot sauce will last you more than a week.

Dairy Section
1. Plain Chobani or Fage Greek Yogurt (only these two brands) – ten
2. Vanilla Almond or Coconut Milk – two total
3. Dark Chocolate Almond milk– one (optional)
4. Organic Ground Cheese

Fresh fruit / Vegetable Section
1. Organic Mixed Greens – one large container
2. Organic Carrots – one bag
3. Organic Broccoli – one bag
4. Organic Apples – ten

Miscellaneous
1. Raw almonds or walnuts – one bag
2. Organic dried fruit (such as cherries, blueberries, or bananas) – one bag (optional)
3. Coconut oil – one can
4. Larabars – seven
5. Green, Black and White tea – one packet of each
6. Organic Salsa
7. Black, Red, Kidney or Garbanzo beans – two big cans total
8. Hot sauce or Sriaji hot sauce – one each (optional)
9. Extra Virgin Olive Oil – one
10. Lemon juice – one
11. Ground Cinnamon – one
12. Cocoa (must be at least 80% real Cocoa) – one
13. Organic Low Sodium Peanut Butter NOT just “Natural” (preferred option would be to make your own) – one
14. Plain, low sodium rice cakes – two packages
15. Organic Quinoa
16. Ground Flax seeds

Proteins
1. Grass Fed, Organic Beef or Bison
2. Grass Fed, Free-range chicken
3. Wild Caught Fish
4. Lean Bacon
5. Free-range, organic eggs

Freezer Section (can be useful for weekly meals or when your fridge is empty)
1. Broccoli
2. Peppers
3. Mixed vegetables
4. Free-range chicken breasts

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