pizza, Low Calorie, Vegetarian, Bariatic Foods

Found this reviewed on OH, and thought I would share here. Apparently, the pizzas tasted really great, and the nutritional stats are pretty good. Lower sodium than you find in WW or Lean Cuisine meals.

Here's the testimonials from the site.

lunch meals on the go.

I just browsed through the website. Most of the meals appear to be 7-9oz servings around 200 cals, 25-35g protein, 5-9 carbs, 2-4 g fiber, 5-6g fat. I didn't look at every single item but I did browse quite a few.It seems they use soy meat in their products. That was the only thing for me everything looked god except for the soy meat. I don't think I will enjoy soy meat. So if I order anything from there it will b meatless.

thanks for the info, i'll check it out for sure....

Faith, as a former vegan for many years, I would really suggest you try something with the soy, just to give yourself a chance to change your mind. There are some incredible things being done with soy. I like soy and I love ribeye steaks. One doesn't necessarily exclude the other. :thumbup:

Now I'm gonna go check out the website!

Soy meat is actually really tolerable, and I found it to be more tolerated by my sleeve when I first progressed to solid foods. I had some soy burgers that I tried for awhile. I also eat seitan a few times to get in my protein when meat wasn't working for me.

I will try it just so I don't rule it out before giving it a try. It's just hard for me to try new things being a picky eater. But imma try it :-))

I just tried Gordon's Grilled Tilapia fillets (2 per box) in the frozen section. Didn't expect much - but I have to say, it was delicious! Each fillet is perfectly sized (for my sleeve) and has 14 grams of protein. I added a little more lemon and a small side of veggie - perfect lunch or dinner.

The Gordons grilled salmon is great too....They really are the perfect portion size..although I could probably eat 2 of them.