Tuesday, July 16, 2019

11 Cheesy Recipes for a Healthy Pizza Night

Pizza holds the top spot on your list of favorite foods: The zesty sauce, tender crust—and all. that. cheese. When you’re trying to lose weight, you know picking up a pie from your favorite shop can derail your goals. But it’s tough to give up that little slice of heaven. Guess what? You don’t have to with these healthy pizza recipes!

With these 11 healthy pizza recipes, you still get the tastes and flavors you love, but with diet-approved ingredients to help reduce the fat and calories.

1. Eggplant Margherita Pizza >

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For the pizza purist: Marinara sauce, mozzarella cheese and handfuls of fresh basil top eggplant round “crusts” for a more nutritious version of a plain pie. Pop them in the oven for about 25 minutes and voila—yummy, melt-in-your-mouth mini pizzas. Can’t stop at one? Not a problem. You can indulge in four pies for only 120 guilt-free calories. On Nutrisystem, one serving counts as one PowerFuel and one Vegetable. Now that’s one healthy pizza recipe!

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2. Sausage and Pepper Eggplant Pizza >

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Meat lovers can have their pie, and eat it too. Circles of eggplant serve as the base for browned chicken sausage, provolone cheese, sauce and slices of green bell pepper. Two hearty pizzas weigh in at 224 calories, and count as two PowerFuels and ½ Vegetable on Nutrisystem.

3. Air Fryer Mexican Pizza >

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All the south-of-the-borders flavors you want, with mucho less fat and calories—thanks to the air fryer. To make this healthy pizza recipe, first brown some ground turkey with cumin, chili and garlic powder and toss with cilantro and green onions. Spoon the zesty turkey crumbles on top of a tortilla, along with a handful of spinach and shredded Mexican cheese, and bake in the air fryer. Serve with salsa and sliced avocado for a delicious Flex Meal fiesta. Each serving counts as one SmartCarb, two PowerFuels and one Extra.

4. Deep Dish Pizza Cups >

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Smooth sauce, melted mozzarella and your pick of pizza topping—all nestled into one delicious whole wheat cup. Whether you opt for zesty sliced peppers or mini pepperoni, savory mushrooms or sautéed spinach, you can personalize each bite with your favorite flavors. One serving contains 148 calories, with nearly seven grams of satisfying protein and three grams of filling fiber. The best part: It’s ready in 10.

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5. Pizza Stuffed Chicken >

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Sure, you can put chunks of chicken onto your pizza and call it a day. Or you could flip that dish inside out for an inspired twist on a traditional pie. Stuff a boneless breast with the pizza standards: Tomato sauce, turkey pepperoni, shredded cheese and lots of minced garlic. Then top with more of the same deliciousness and bake for a meal will no doubt impress even your pickiest dining guests. On Nutrisystem, it counts as one PowerFuel and one Extra.

6. Roasted Red Pepper Eggplant Pizza >

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Give your pizza a Mediterranean makeover—complete with hummus, thinly-sliced roasted red pepper, sautéed spinach and garlic and even crumbled feta. Each eggplant pie contains enough healthy fat to satisfy your hunger, but is light enough at 260 calories for four pizzas to leave a little room for dessert. One serving counts as one PowerFuel, one SmartCarb, and one Extra on Nutrisystem.

7. Ricotta Pesto Eggplant Pizza >

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This pizza might take the win for best presentation: Rounds of eggplant, layered with bright green pesto, creamy ricotta and thin slices of delicate figs. Finish off with a drizzle of balsamic for a pie that will please your eyes as much as your palate. Two pizzas contain 153 calories.

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8. Low Carb Cauliflower Crust Pizza >

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You’ve mashed it like potatoes and riced it like, well, rice. Not try your hand at morphing cauliflower into light, low carb crust. Trust that it’s worth the effort: This cruciferous veggie is low in calories and packed with nutrients and filling fiber. And its mild flavor makes it the perfect base for other healthy pizza recipes and your favorite pizza toppers—like red peppers, mushrooms and spinach. On Nutrisystem, one serving counts as one PowerFuel and three Vegetables.

9. Thai Eggplant Pizza > 

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Peanut butter. That’s right—creamy, spicy peanut butter is the “sauce” on this unique healthy pizza recipe. The heat comes from the chili paste; the soy sauce, rice wine vinegar and sesame oil add the Asian flavors. On top: Chicken, red peppers, green onions—and of course mozzarella, plus a sprinkle cilantro for a burst of freshness. Who ever said healthy food was boring? One serving contains 146 calories and counts as one PowerFuel and one Extra.

10. Roasted Garlic Eggplant Pizza >

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Roasted garlic. Need we say any? If so, this clove of deliciousness combines with creamy ricotta cheese and mozzarella, spinach and oregano seasoning atop an eggplant round for a perfect mix of flavors. Enjoy two for only 104 calories.

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11. Air Fryer Pizza Rolls > 

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Forget those pizza bites you had as a kid from the frozen food aisle: These homemade versions are so much healthier, and so easy to make. All you need is four ingredients: Sauce, cheese, turkey pepperoni slices and ready-made wonton wrappers. Pop them in the air fryer for a few minutes, and out come crispy, golden brown pizza bites that are lower in calories and packed with flavor. Two pizza rolls weigh in at 67 calories and count as two Extras.

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I’ve been struggling to make consistent good food choices for the past year now and I’m getting back on track TODAY.

Hello loseit, first of all I want to say thanks for being such a great and wholesome community. I almost never post or comment on any subreddit however I’ve been a proud lurker of this sub since March 2017, when I first began my weight loss journey.

On March 12th, 2017, I stepped on the scale at 331 lbs. I’m a 5’7” male, 22 years old, 19 when I first started. Over a period of about 15-16 months I managed to lose 120 pounds. Since then I haven’t been able to lose anymore and I’ve been sitting at 210 for the past year or so. Unfortunately my motivation and willpower diminished over the last year and I’ve been relying on discipline to maintain my weight.

However for many reasons my motivation is back now, and I’m ready to once again become calorie Hitler. I’m ready to lose the rest of this weight. And by typing this out and telling at least 1 more person I feel even better.

Thanks for reading.

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Monday, July 15, 2019

Tantrum Tuesday - The Day to Rant!

I Rant, Therefore I Am

Well bla-de-da-da! What's making your blood boil? What's under your skin? What's making you see red? What's up in your craw? Let's hear your weight loss related rants!
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Long time lurker and first time poster, just needing to vent.

I’ve been morbidly obese for about as long as I can possibly remember. Last year around July was definitely the worst point of my obesity. At this time last year I weighed 340lbs, the heaviest I’ve ever weighed in my life. I had been bouncing in and out of the gym every few months or so, never thought about my diet (my diet was terrible). So I decided I didn’t want to live like that anymore and started eating better and portion sizing my food. Here we are 1 year later and I am now at 260lbs. I have some unrelated health issues at the moment but other than that I feel marginally better, great even. Usually an achievement like that would make me feel very proud as I have not seen the scale number that low since my Freshman year of high school, however all I have felt is that I’ve lost too much weight. All of my family is obese so I constantly get comments on how “you’re loosing weight too fast” or “are you okay you look sick. All I’ve done is a brief 2 months of intermittent fasting in combination of portion sizing my meals. My activity level is around the same, I did however cut out any drink that isn’t water. Any time my family sees me they remark on my weight loss being a bad thing and it’s done nothing but make the journey to the goal weight even more difficult. Last night I binge ate for the first time in 4 months and it was honestly one of the most defeating things I’ve knowingly allowed myself to do.

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Protein shake vs Meal Replacement shake for breakfast

Hi wise subreddit. I need your advice. I'm trying to lose weight. I go to the gym fairly regularly. I usually eat one boiled egg and an English muffin with butter/almond butter for breakfast. Or oatmeal and banana. But today I tried the Premier Protein chocolate shake instead for breakfast (plus coffee). I felt way more full and energetic throughout the day than normal; probably has to do with the 30 grams of protein in the shake.

So would it be okay do you think if I just drink this protein shake everyday for breakfast? It's 160 calories and gives me energy with the protein. And I eat regular lunch and dinner meals. Or would a meal replacement shake be better? Or should I go back to eating regular solid food for breakfast? Again goal is weight loss but I like not feeling so sluggish and tired, so I can move more and work out more. Thank you kind redditors!

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I almost lost 25 kg ( 55 lbs)

So I didn't know where to post these pics because I ain't no insta guru or influencer so I came back to my roots. It has taken me about 3 months to lose this weight and I ain't stopping now. I'm currently 100 kg and I have 20 kg left to lose of pure fat (let's hope that's fat) anw I hope this inspires u young and old hoes to keep on pushing and beating life back at its damn head. You control ur life not food or ur mom, dad uncle, teachers etc wat things u show infront of people shouldnt always be wat u truly believe in, thats for ur self and if u wanna share it great but be careful yall. Love x x and be nice people

Weight loss

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The first 2 pics are the after obvi

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