What's in My Kitchen Pantry? What do I eat on a daily basis? Here are my top 15 Must-Haves. Watch this video!
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What’s in My Kitchen Pantry (15 Must Have!)
1) Teas - Drink green tea on a daily basis to support a healthy gut & weight.
2) Oats - Choose rolled oat as it’s less processed and will keep you fuller for longer.
3) Nut Butter - Buy 100% pure, without added salt / sugar or preservatives.
4) Nuts & Seeds - Buy in small packets to control your portion. Each serving is 40g!
5) Herbs & Spices - To avoid packing on added calories, flavour your food with herbs and spices.
6) Quinoa - One of the world’s healthiest grains. Red quinoa is less processed and will take longer to cook.
7) Canned beans - Very convenient and saves plenty of cooking time. Remember to rinse and drain before cooking to reduce the sodium levels.
8) Tuna cans - A very convenient source of protein. Choose tuna in water and avoid tuna in oil!
9) Supplements - Supplements will never replace proper nutrition but they can help you achieve your fitness goals quicker. You must still consume real whole foods!
10) Coconut & Olive Oil - Great to be used for cooking, baking and as a dressing.
11) Goji Berries - Very high in antioxidants and secret to youthful skin. Enjoy as snacks or top it onto salads, oatmeal, or add into water and baked goods.
12) Chia Seeds - Great as an egg replacement for vegans. Mix 1 tbsp. Chia to 3 tbsps. Water.
13) Maple Syrup - A healthier sweetener but sugar is still sugar! Consume in small quantity!
14) Nut butter powder - Nutty flavour which I like to add into my smoothie, shakes, oatmeal, and healthy muffins.
15) Chocolate drink - Indulge in moderation.
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No idea how or where to start? Watch this -
Beginner's Guide to Meal Prepping (5 Easy Steps):
https://youtu.be/eP10vDBmnzQ
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What's in your kitchen pantry? Let me know in the comments below. Tag me @JoannaSohOfficial #JSohRecipes
READ below for the recipes and steps.
________________
Joanna is a certified Personal Trainer (ACE), Women’s Fitness Specialist (NASM) and Nutrition Coach, with over 8 years of experience.
Stay connected and follow me:
Joanna Soh:
http://joannasoh.com/
https://www.instagram.com/joannasohofficial/
https://www.facebook.com/joannasohofficial/
https://www.youtube.com/user/joannasohofficial
https://twitter.com/Joanna_Soh
(Subscribe to my website for printable workouts & recipes)
https://www.instagram.com/hernetwork.tv/ https://www.facebook.com/hernetwork.tv/
________________
What’s in My Kitchen Pantry (15 Must Have!)
1) Teas - Drink green tea on a daily basis to support a healthy gut & weight.
2) Oats - Choose rolled oat as it’s less processed and will keep you fuller for longer.
3) Nut Butter - Buy 100% pure, without added salt / sugar or preservatives.
4) Nuts & Seeds - Buy in small packets to control your portion. Each serving is 40g!
5) Herbs & Spices - To avoid packing on added calories, flavour your food with herbs and spices.
6) Quinoa - One of the world’s healthiest grains. Red quinoa is less processed and will take longer to cook.
7) Canned beans - Very convenient and saves plenty of cooking time. Remember to rinse and drain before cooking to reduce the sodium levels.
8) Tuna cans - A very convenient source of protein. Choose tuna in water and avoid tuna in oil!
9) Supplements - Supplements will never replace proper nutrition but they can help you achieve your fitness goals quicker. You must still consume real whole foods!
10) Coconut & Olive Oil - Great to be used for cooking, baking and as a dressing.
11) Goji Berries - Very high in antioxidants and secret to youthful skin. Enjoy as snacks or top it onto salads, oatmeal, or add into water and baked goods.
12) Chia Seeds - Great as an egg replacement for vegans. Mix 1 tbsp. Chia to 3 tbsps. Water.
13) Maple Syrup - A healthier sweetener but sugar is still sugar! Consume in small quantity!
14) Nut butter powder - Nutty flavour which I like to add into my smoothie, shakes, oatmeal, and healthy muffins.
15) Chocolate drink - Indulge in moderation.
________________
No idea how or where to start? Watch this -
Beginner's Guide to Meal Prepping (5 Easy Steps):
https://youtu.be/eP10vDBmnzQ
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