I looked around & couldn't find a thread started for this, so I wanted to get one going!
When I used to go to WW, we would always leave a few minutes at the end of each meeting for people to share "food finds" - a new food or recipe they had found or tried that was healthy and delicious. I found it to be a great way to find new things to try, to get myself out of a rut while still keeping it healthy!
So if you have a great "secret" food that you think others might like to try, post it here!
I'll start! I was at Costco yesterday and found "Pub Battered Halibut Fillets" - they are so good! You bake them in the oven and it's only 230 calories for two fillets (5 oz of fish total). Full of protein and delicious with a little drizzle of lemon juice right on top.
Can't wait to hear everyone else's great finds!

Right now, my big thing is fruit salad. I use fruit cocktail canned in unsweetened juice, a can of pineapple in it\'s own juice, fat-free cottage cheese and sugar-free Jello. Just drain the fruit, dump it all in a bowl, and mix it up. You use the Jello dry. And you can use different flavors Jello depending on your mood! If I can find mandarin oranges packed in fruit juice, I use them. And you can use fresh fruit, it just doesn\'t keep as long, especially bananas.

[FONT=\"Courier]My days in WW introduced me to Boca Burgers. They are so good and Im not even a vegetarian. I love them. They are high in fiber and so tastey. I am partial to the portebella mushroom ones. I eat them plain, with ketchup, with scrambled eggs, or with black beans. They are so good.[/font]

[FONT=\"Arial,]Mmm, I love boca burgers too, but haven\'t bought them in a while, thanks for the reminder!! They are a lifesaver, full of protein but SO low fat & low cal. These will definitely be in my grocery cart this weekend! Yum![/font]

I highly recommend the Indian food from Tasty Bite.The meals with the rice are just fantastic, and they only take a few minutes to microwave. They are about 300 calories, and enough food that I often don\'t eat it all.

I also buy the ones without rice, and have them for dinner often. I open a few different packs and have them for several meals.

If you sign up for the emailing list you can get coupons for free shipping or 25% off, but you have to buy a lot (like $50). They don\'t need to be refrigerated and last years, so I buy a lot at a time. They are great to have on hand as something quick to eat.

tonight for dinner I had jodphur lentils, kashmir spinach, agra peas and greens, and berani rice. for about 300 calories.

This is the only processed food I eat, the ingredients are all very wholesome. And the food is just fantastic. The Thai food is good too, but more work.