Wednesday, 7 May 2014

A Total Diet Food Example Plan for Wednesday 7th May | Total Diet Food - London's Fresh and Personalised Diet Delivery Service

A Total Diet Food Example Plan for Wednesday 7th May | Total Diet Food - London's Fresh and Personalised Diet Delivery Service



A Total Diet Food Example Plan for Wednesday 7th May   
Today’s plan is for
a busy executive working in the finance sector in London. We provide a low
carb, 1200 calorie plan.
Breakfast
Banana, Strawberry and Gluten Free Oatmeal Smoothie
Morning Snack 
Stewed Fruit with Hazelnuts
Lunch
Grilled Ostrich Salad with Organic Quinoa, Apple, Beetroot,
Kohlrabi Slaw and Apple Cider Vinaigrette
Afternoon Snack
Tomato Salsa with Gluten Free Corn Chips
Dinner
Sea Bass Filet with Sweet Potatoes, Swede, Curly Kale,
Roasted Baby Plum Tomatoes and Courgettes
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Monday, 5 May 2014

TDF Example Plan. Clean eating with no gluten. | Total Diet Food - London's Fresh and Personalised Diet Delivery Service

TDF Example Plan. Clean eating with no gluten. | Total Diet Food - London's Fresh and Personalised Diet Delivery Service



Your Daily Nutrition Plan prepared by TDF for Tuesday 6thMay 
This plan has been specifically designed for the client by one of Harley Street’s top nutritionists.
The principles follow very closely to a standard TDF Plan. Avoiding all added sugar and salt, no processed food and no gluten.
The client is looking to lose weight and we supply around 1300 calories per day. 
Breakfast
Gluten Free Oat Pancakes with Yoghurt, Fruit Syrup and Stewed Fruit
Morning Snack
Orange Segments
Lunch
Coconut Vegetable Coleslaw with Chickpeas, Cucumber, Baby Plum Tomatoes and Lemon Wedge
Afternoon Snack
Prunes Yoghurt
Dinner
Minced Turkey Meatballs with Moroccan Sauce and Mixed Vegetables 
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Monday, 28 April 2014

A clients diet plan for the day

Breakfast: Grilled Chicken with Spinach, Avocado and Tomato
Lunch: Free Range Egg Omelette with Romaine Lettuce, Asparagus, Red Pepper, Cucumber, Apple Cider Vinaigrette and Apple
Dinner: Sirloin Beef with Curly Kale, Parsnips and Carrots  
Snacks: Raspberries
Watermelon 

Breakfast: Grilled Chicken with Spinach, Avocado and Tomato

Lunch: Free Range Egg Omelette with Romaine Lettuce, Asparagus, Red Pepper, Cucumber, Apple Cider Vinaigrette and Apple

Snack: raspberries

Dinner: Sirloin Beef with Curly Kale, Parsnips and Carrots  

Snack: watermelon

What is ‘eating clean’ and how to do it… | Total Diet Food - London's Fresh and Personalised Diet Delivery Service

What is ‘eating clean’ and how to do it… | Total Diet Food - London's Fresh and Personalised Diet Delivery Service



At some point you’ve probably heard someone talking about ‘eating
clean’ and may have wondered what this essentially means. At the danger of
over-simplification, eating clean basically means consuming a diet largely free
of any processed foods and thus, eating a healthy diet.

In order to eat clean, one should consume large quantities
of fresh fruit and veg, wholemeal carbohydrates and lean protein. Meat and
dairy should be eaten in sensible amounts and processed food (anything that one
would consider junk and is not natural) should not be eaten at all or used as a
treat.

Processed sugar is in so many foods nowadays for the simple reason
that it seems to often make food taste nicer. Much of this belief, however, is
simply based on the tastes that one is used to. The body will not continually
desire a food it is never given. It is far more often that the brain wants the processed
sugar, not the body. By eating clean you will start to feel better and the
cravings will subside.

It is often said that when eating clean, never eat something
with an ingredient within in that you cannot enunciate. This generally means
avoiding preservatives, sweeteners and the like.

One should not entirely ignore what they are drinking when
eating clean. People are often unaware of how unhealthy the drinks they consume
are. Water, green tea and (in smaller amounts) black coffee are all acceptable
whereas fizzy drinks, milkshakes and overly processed coffees should not be
drank.

Eating clean is not simply about sticking to a certain
number of calories. Whilst one would not suggest that calories consumed is
irrelevant, the focus should be on what on is eating in reasonable portions.

To summarise, eating clean is fundamentally about eating
fresh, unprocessed foods such as fruit, vegetables, nuts and wholegrains. It is
about largely eliminating junk food and products that contain ingredients one
would not naturally find. At Total Diet Food, all our food is freshly made on a
daily basis following the principles of eating clean. As long as one is
reasonably disciplined, this is not a difficult diet to follow but allows one
to have a healthy diet and reap the health benefits.

Contact us 7 days per week on 020 86269360 between 9.00am and
21.00pm or via www.totaldietfood.com


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Wednesday, 23 April 2014

Breakfast: Blueberry and Blackberry Yoghurt with Mixed Seeds 


Lunch: Goat’s Cheese Salad with Rocket, Kohlrabi, Julienne Mange Tout, Cherry Tomatoes and Red Pepper Stuffed with Spiced Couscous 

Dinner: Mediterranean Vegetable and Chicken Stew with Baby Potatoes and Asparagus

Stewed Apple with Pecan Nuts

Breakfast: Blueberry and Blackberry Yoghurt with Mixed Seeds
Lunch: Goat’s Cheese Salad with Rocket, Kohlrabi, Julienne Mange Tout, Cherry Tomatoes and Red Pepper Stuffed with Spiced Couscous
Dinner: Mediterranean Vegetable and Chicken Stew with Baby Potatoes and Asparagus
Snacks: Stewed Apple with Pecan Nuts
Garden Peas Dip with Gluten Free Corn Chips 


The Total Diet Food Super Food Series: Chicken | Total Diet Food - London's Fresh and Personalised Diet Delivery Service

The Total Diet Food Super Food Series: Chicken | Total Diet Food - London's Fresh and Personalised Diet Delivery Service



Reasonably cheap and incredibly versatile, it is no surprise that chicken is one of the most popular meats available. Nutrient-dense and tasty, eating chicken has a huge number of benefits.
As it has tryptophan, chicken raises serotonin levels (colloquially known as the ‘happiness hormone’), hence making one feel happier. Phosphorous improves the condition of ones bones and the selenium in chicken lessens the probability of arthritis.
Chicken is often favoured by athletes due to its lean protein levels and minimal fat (if cooked without the skin). Thus, chicken is a fantastic option for anyone looking to lose weight or simply eat more healthily.
As shown above chicken is a healthy option but that is not necessarily what makes it such a staple in many cuisines. It can be flavoured to suit most tastes and thus enjoyed by all. It is popular with children and low calorie.
Chicken has largely avoided the media scandal that other meats such as beef have been subjected to in the past few years and for a good reason. As long as it is cooked properly (to prevent salmonella poisoning), chicken is an almost risk-free meat choice.
In conclusion, chicken is a healthy, nutrient-rich and tasty option for meat eaters. At Total Diet Food, our meal plans often include chicken for these reasons.
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Tuesday, 22 April 2014

An example of a full days meal plan for a client :)

Chicken with carrots, broccoli and plenty of fresh herbs 


A delicious and healthy fruit and nut bar as a snack

Minced turkey roll with butternut squash, beetroot, radishes, yellow pepper and preserved lemon dressing 


An example of a clients full diet plan for the day:
Breakfast: cereal 

Lunch: minced turkey roll with butternut squash, beetroot, radishes, yellow pepper and preserved lemon dressing 

Dinner: chicken with carrots, broccoli and plenty of fresh herbs

Snacks:
Fruit and Nut Bar
Fruit covered in sesame seeds