Figure Foodie
Here is a list of items that you can, if you so choose, include as part of your clean diet.
99% of your calories should still come from clean foods – unprocessed and in as natural a state as it can be found. Prepared correctly real food can be taste good when prepared to maximize its natural flavor and texture.
However, I am not a clean eating purist. I believe that you can incorporate some items in your clean diet that are not 100% clean, if, AND ONLY IF:
- It doesn’t make you revert to your old eating habits
- You use them in small quantities
- They are low in both calories and sodium
AND
- You are not on any sort of strict diet to drop weight or to get yourself ready for a athletic event
So with that disclaimer out of the way, here is the list!
(And here is the shopping list for that other 99% of your food.)
Shopping List – Eat No Evil
Seasonings, Marinades, & Condiments
- Mrs. Dash Marinade
- Mrs. Dash, seasoning blends (all are salt-free)
- Frontier – salt-free seasoning blends
- The Spice Hunter – salt-free seasoning blends
- True Lemon
- True Lime
- True Orange
- Morton’s Salt Substitute
Condiments & Sauces
- Ketchup – no salt added
- Mustard – Stone Ground, no-sodium – try: Westbrae Natural Stoneground Mustard, No Salt Added
- Tabasco, original
- Trader Joe’s Fire Roasted Salsa
- Wasabi, low-sodium
- Sugar-Free Breakfast Syrup
- I Can’t Believe It’s Not Butter, Butter Flavored Spray
- Smart Balance – Butter Flavored Spray
- Sugar-Free Preserves and Fruit Spreads
- Trader Joe’s Mango Ginger Chutney
- Stonewall Kitchen Mango Chutney
- Trader Joe’s Low-Sodium Marinara
- Walnut Farms Low-Sodium Tomato-Basil Spaghetti Sauce
- Fresh Market Tomato Basil Marinara
- Salad Dressings – caution, most low-cal dressings are high in sodium
- 1000 Island Balsamic Vinegar Spray
- Maple Farms No Sugar Balsamic Vinegar Dressing
Flavored Water – no calories, caffeine, or sodium
- La Croix
- Crystal Bay
- Crystal Light – no sodium varieties
Hot Drinks
- Coffee
- Tea
- Instant Coffee
Sweeteners
- Splenda
- Splenda Flavors for Coffee
- XyloSweet
- Only Sweet
- SweetFiber
- Agave Nectar
- Torani Syrups – sugar free
- DiVinci Syrups – sugar free
Cheese & Dairy – remember to use cheese sparingly as it is typically high in sodium
- Liquid Egg Whites
- Fage 0% Greek yogurt
- Low Fat-low sodium cottage cheese
- Fat-free Mozzarella
- Fat-free Cheddar
- Parmesan Cheese, freshly grated
- Parmesan-Reggiano, freshly grated
- Goat Cheese – spread or crumbles
- Fat-Fee Feta Crumbles
- Soyatoo Whipped Soy Topping
- Cool Whip Lite, tub or can
- Silken Tofu
Bread and Wraps
- Ezekiel Bread, low-sodium
- Flatout Lite Wraps
- Tam-X-ico’s Corn Tortillas – found in the refrigerator section
- Trader Joe’s Whole Wheat Tortillas
- Alternative Bagel
- Pasta
- House Foods Tofu Shirataki Noodle Substitute
- Fiber Gourmet pasta
- Dreamfields Pasta
- Gluten-Free pasta
- Whole wheat cous cous
- Israeli cous cous
Snacks
- Bare Fruit Apple Chips
- Crispy Fruit
- Frozen fruits – no sugar added
- Unsweetened applesauce
- Canned fruit in its own juice
- Cake Ice Cream Cones
- Gerber Graduates Mini Fruits
- Gerber Graduates Lil’ Crunchies (Cheese puffs)
- Gerber Graduates Wagon Wheels
- Just Tomatoes – dried veggies
- Puffed Grain Cereals
- Plain, unsalted rice cakes
- Popcorn-flavored rice cakes
- Raw Chocolate Nibs
- Healthy Bunch Popsicles
- Healthy Bunch Creamsicles
- Healthy Bunch Fudgesicles
Cooking, Baking & Miscellaneous Items
- Panko crumbs
- All Fiber Cereal, original
- Fiber One Cereal, original
- Wheat Germ
- Raw Chocolate Nibs
- Non-fat dried milk
- Canned pumpkin
- Protein Powder
- Nut butters, with no salt or added anything
- De-fatted, powdered peanut butter
- Torani Syrups, sugar-free
- DiVinci Syrups, sugar-free
- Just Tomatoes – dried veggies
- Frozen squash
- Frozen fruit – no sugar added
- Lemon Juice
- Lime Juice
- Silken tofu
- Gelatin
- Minute Tapioca
- Bob’s Red Mill Gluten-Free Flour
- Bob’s Red Mill Arrowroot Powder
- Bob’s Red Mill Low-Carb Baking Mix

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