I have really been struggling with my Blood Pressure lately. I'm on meds but everytime I eat sodium it makes it go up. My question is What can I eat for lunch other then Lunchmeats or Frozen Lean Cuisisne's, Soups, that are tasty but not too loaded up with Sodium. Please don't say Salad's I like them I usually will have one with dinner.lol.... Any Idea's of something good for lunch? Today I'm thinking of a Bagel with Cream Cheese I think that's too terrible. We'll see!!
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I found this recipe for chicken sald on a low sodium web site. I hope it helps...I'll google some more & see if I find something even better:)
Chicken salad: 5-6 oz. cut up grilled chicken breast, 1 cup grapes halved, 1/4 celery or carrot or both chopped up, pepper, 1 tbsp. fat free or low fat mayo. Keep cold till ready to eat.
I eat:
Hummus sandwiches or wraps (home-made; so cheap & easy in the blender). My fave, I have it about 3/4 times per week. You can make a batch in 10 minutes, it'll last the week. You can even season it up with so many other things you won't miss the salt.
Egg white omelet. I stuff it with a bag of mixed frozen veggies (I roast them a few minutes in some foil under the broiler to give them flavor).
I also sometime make a batch of mini quiches stuffed with veggies for the week, and dip into them. They're easy to grab on the go.
Egg salad in a sandwich or on crackers.
Tuna fish. Don't put in mayo; use light or FF ranch dressing.
I like a little platter to pick on with cheese (any kind-- from cottage cheese to brie), raw veggies, fruits & crackers.
I like to make home-made soups in big quantity and freeze them in quart sized containers. I'll take them out for lunch or dinner whenever I want. I don't like canned soup.
Once per month or so I make a big pot of beans and freeze them in small containers. Then I have them for lunch with rice.
Dinner leftovers.
Peace, and all that jazz...
~Mackenzie
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I like Veggie Patties. So many foods have so much hidden sodium. Thanks for the tips :)
I have salads for lunch and dinner. I love them. Bagels are very high in sodium by the way. (I know because I have to watch my sodium). I read labels on everything I purchase. If you still use table salt, toss it. If you have cucumbers you can slice some up and with some Miracle whip or if you prefer mayo you can make cucumber sandwiches...of course you would have to have a low sodium bread. Lightly breaded or unbreaded broised fish is good...don't use salt to seasons, use lemon. Any vegetables either raw or steamed are good for lunch. But don't use table salt.
Quoting CoeyG:
I have salads for lunch and dinner. I love them. Bagels are very high in sodium by the way. (I know because I have to watch my sodium). I read labels on everything I purchase. If you still use table salt, toss it. If you have cucumbers you can slice some up and with some Miracle whip or if you prefer mayo you can make cucumber sandwiches...of course you would have to have a low sodium bread. Lightly breaded or unbreaded broised fish is good...don't use salt to seasons, use lemon. Any vegetables either raw or steamed are good for lunch. But don't use table salt.
I never use the Salt Shaker. Bagels are high really! Ugh! I have really got to start watching this. I like salad but sometimes I want something else. We'll there is always Peanut Butter and Jelly. lol....
Quoting Browncoat4eva:I eat:
Hummus sandwiches or wraps (home-made; so cheap & easy in the blender). My fave, I have it about 3/4 times per week. You can make a batch in 10 minutes, it'll last the week. You can even season it up with so many other things you won't miss the salt.
Egg white omelet. I stuff it with a bag of mixed frozen veggies (I roast them a few minutes in some foil under the broiler to give them flavor).
I also sometime make a batch of mini quiches stuffed with veggies for the week, and dip into them. They're easy to grab on the go.
Egg salad in a sandwich or on crackers.
Tuna fish. Don't put in mayo; use light or FF ranch dressing.
I like a little platter to pick on with cheese (any kind-- from cottage cheese to brie), raw veggies, fruits & crackers.
I like to make home-made soups in big quantity and freeze them in quart sized containers. I'll take them out for lunch or dinner whenever I want. I don't like canned soup.
Once per month or so I make a big pot of beans and freeze them in small containers. Then I have them for lunch with rice.
Dinner leftovers.



- snuggiewoogie
on May. 8, 2012 at 11:48 AM