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Ready to track your food intake? Here’s a simple, printable daily food checklist of what to eat every day. Store this food checklist in your recipe binder for easy access during meal planning.<\/p>\n
Individual needs vary, please consult your physician prior to making any changes to your diet. Eat as many servings of each items listed below that feels comfortable with your own body. Exclude any foods that you are allergic to or that are undesirable to you. Based on basic nutrition research, the following foods are recommended as part of a healthy diet.<\/p>\n
The below listed daily food recommendations are based on The Power Plate<\/a> from Physicians Committee for Responsible Medicine\u00a0as well as the Daily Dozen<\/a> diet recommendations from NutritionFacts.org.\u00a0 Both organizations are excellent resources for evidence-based nutrition information.<\/p>\n The Power Plate and Daily Dozen recommend a low-fat, whole food, plant-based diet for permanent weight loss, diet-related disease prevention and survival, as well as optimum bodily function. The below food checklist is comprised of dietary recommendations from both organizations made simple and straight forward.<\/p>\n I created an easy-to-use printable meal planner<\/strong> for keeping track of your Daily Dozen food and water intake. It also helps you plan your meals, track your meals and leftovers. The Easy Vegan Meal Planner\u2122<\/strong> helps you PLAN, SHOP, PREP & TRACK your meals and is available for instant download. The planner comes in both PDF and spreadsheet formats so you can meal plan both online and offline.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n On this site I share recipes that:<\/p>\n Browse Daily Dozen recipes<\/a> ><\/p>\n In summary, here’s what to eat to maintain a healthy body:<\/p>\n For meal planning, ensure you’re getting your daily intake by planning around the above listed foods. Meal planning is fun when you get to choose from a big list of foods and be creative with putting them together into cravable meals.<\/p>\n Here are some examples of approximate portion sizes for each food category:<\/p>\n Here’s a brief explanation of some of the food categories listed above:<\/p>\n A legume is a bean, lentil or pea. Servings can be whole legumes, tofu, tempeh, pureed soups, dips, spreads, legume flour.<\/p>\n Broccoli, cauliflower, and horseradish are examples of cruciferous vegetables.<\/p>\n Kale, chard, collard greens, cabbage, spinach, beet greens, dandelion greens, and arugula are examples of leafy greens.<\/p>\n A vegetable can be a root, tuber, or fruit vegetable such as carrots, tomatoes, beets, bell peppers, cucumber, zucchini, yellow squash, butternut squash, eggplant, and similar vegetables.<\/p>\n Here’s a list of online places to learn more about what to eat everyday:<\/p>\n Here’s a simple daily food checklist of what to eat everyday. Print this and place it into your recipe binder<\/a> for easy access during meal planning.<\/p>\nPlan your meals around the Daily Dozen<\/h1>\n
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Daily Dozen recipes<\/h3>\n
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Daily food checklist: Here’s what to eat every day<\/h1>\n
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Portion sizes<\/h2>\n
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Definitions of food categories<\/h2>\n
What is a legume?<\/h3>\n
What is a cruciferous vegetable?<\/h3>\n
What is a leafy green?<\/h3>\n
What is a vegetable?<\/h3>\n
Diet information resources<\/h2>\n
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Printable daily food checklist<\/h2>\n