2. Prepare a Big Container of Salad: Beginning your dinner with salad can keep you from overeating the main course, but preparing a salad every night takes so much time that it’s tempting to skip. To get your bowl of greens every night, make an enormous bowl of salad at the beginning of each week. When you’re ready to enjoy it, all you’ll need to do is scoop out a smaller portion and top it with vinaigrette.
3. Leave Measuring Cups and Spoons on the Counter: Overestimating serving sizes is a huge reason people don’t Lose Weight but measuring your food can help you keep your portions in check. Keep measuring spoons and cups on your kitchen counter as a visual reminder to use them.
4. Premake Snack Packs: You know what happens when you eat chips or crackers out of the box—you end up polishing off the entire package! Take your favorite healthy snacks such as mixed nuts, popcorn, cheese, and fresh fruit, grab some zip-top baggies, and make your own 100-calorie or 150-calorie snack packs to keep in your cupboard or in a snack box in your fridge.
5. Freeze Fruits and Veggies: Buy larger bags of fruits and veggies, and wash, cut, and store them in baggies in the freezer. You’ll save money by buying them in bulk and make it more convenient to add filling produce to your smoothies, yogurt, pasta dishes, soups, and omelets. You can also make pureed frozen veggie cubes to add to soups, tomato sauce, mashed potatoes, dips, oatmeal, or smoothies.
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