TNT: A Nutritionists Guide To A Grocery List

TNT: A Nutritionists Guide To A Grocery List

Feeling overwhelmed about starting your healthy eating journey? You’re not alone! With so much information out there, it’s easy to get confused. In this guide, we’ll provide hot tips, staple lists, and healthier substitutes for your favourite household items. By following these, you’ll not only boost your energy but also enhance your overall well-being.

It’s All About Sustainable Changes

To start eating healthy, focus on small, sustainable changes rather than a complete diet overhaul. Begin by adding one extra serving of veggies each day for the next two weeks. For an additional boost, try our Vital Glo—a blend of 8 essential superfoods and greens, plus marine collagen, designed to provide sustained energy, sharpened focus, and a resilient immune system. And if you're reducing meat, our protein powder can help you meet your daily protein needs.


Staples

Lean meats - chicken breast, white fish, salmon, lean beef mince, chicken mince.


Non-starchy vegetables - spinach, broccolli, tomatos, cucumber, pumpkin, avocado, capsicum. 


Fruit - strawberries, blueberries, apples, watermelon, rockmelon 


Cupboard - oats, wraps, chia seeds, powdered peanut butter, bone broth, brown rice, quiona, spring water tuna


Substitutes For Household Faves

Maple Syrup - sugar-free maple syryp

Peanut butter - powdered peanut butter

Wraps - low carb / high protein wraps

Beef mince - extra lean beef mince

Mayonnaise - 99% fat-free mayonnaise

BBQ/Tomato sauce - 99% sugar-free sauces

Seasonings - Mingle seasonings

Coconut cream - lite coconut milk/cream

Full fat cheddar cheese - light cheddar cheese

Full fat milk - skim or almond milk

Milo/Drinking Chocolate- TNT Chocolate Recover


Hot Tip: To avoid junk food, stick to shopping around the perimeter of the grocery store, where you'll find fresh produce, meats, and dairy, rather than the processed snacks typically found in the aisles.


Hot Tip: Pre plan your meals at the start of the day. Leaving less room for decision making when you are hungry and more likely to  make a poor choice. 


Hot Tip: Always prioritise protein and vegetables within your meals. Protein and fibre will keep you feeling fuller for longer.
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