Eat These Fitness Foods To Live Lean All Year Round
On today’s episode of Live Lean TV, I’m showing you the fitness foods from my grocery haul to stay lean and build muscle.
It’s been a while since I shared a grocery food haul, so today I’m going to show you the foods I just picked up at the grocery store.
Let’s check it out.
Proteins
First, let’s take a look at the good stuff, protein.
Protein is a greek word that means, “of prime importance”.
Note: I didn’t pick up very much protein during this grocery haul because my kitchen is already pretty well stocked with:
However, I did pick up the following high protein foods:
Eggs

I eat a pile of eggs, but not just the egg whites, the whole egg.
Roughly 90% of the nutrients found in eggs comes from the yolk.
Canned Tuna
I also picked up some canned tuna.
I don’t eat canned tuna very often, but I’m going to use it to make some tuna salad.

Shrimp
I also picked up some frozen shrimp to make some delicious and healthy shrimp marinara.

Fruit
Let’s move on to some fruit.
Mixed Berries

Mixed berries are always a staple in my diet as they make great snacks.
Dried Cranberries
Although dried cranberries are not a staple in my diet, I did pick some up to add to my tuna salad recipe.
Pineapples And Bananas
I usually add either pineapples or bananas to my post workout shake.

When it comes to the bananas, I always pick the most ripe ones.
Then when I bring the bananas home, I put them in a baggie and store them in my freezer.
I then add the frozen bananas to my post-workout smoothie.
Mango
I also picked up a mango as they are one of my favorite fruits.
Pear, Orange, And Limes
I’m going to make a fruit salad using the pear, orange, and limes.
Beverages
For beverages I have a coconut and almond milk blend.
I use this with the mixed berries and protein powder to make delicious dairy free ice cream.

Jug Of Water
I also picked up a big jug of water, since it helps me drink more water in a day.
Healthy Fats
Nuts And Nut Butter
I also picked up some nuts and nut butter.
Since I still have almonds in the fridge, I decided to go with some walnuts.
In addition to walnuts, I also picked up a staple in my diet, raw almond butter.
Olives
I also love ripe olives.
Avocados
Avocados are always a staple in my diet.
I love adding them to my salads.

Oils, Vinegars, And Sauces
I’m not one of those guys who just eats boring food.
I add flavor to my fitness foods by making healthy dressings using:
- Extra Virgin Olive Oil
- Sesame Oil
- White Wine Vinegar
- Mustard
I add mustard to my baked chicken recipe quite a bit.

Sweeteners
Honey
I sometimes add honey to my post workout shakes.
Vegetables
Let’s move on to some of the vegetables.
Boston Lettuce
What’s up Boston?
I use Boston lettuce as a wrap since I don’t usually eat grains or tortilla shells.
For example, when I’m making a tuna salad, I’ll wrap it up with some Boston lettuce leaves.
Arugula
I also have some arugula for salads.
Yes, real men eat salads.

Cucumbers
Cucumbers are an excellent high water vegetable source to add to your day.
Jalapeno Pepper
I like to keep it spicy, so I enjoy the occasional jalapeno pepper.
Here are a few of the other vegetables that I picked up:
- Celery
- Green Onion
- Red Onion
- Radish
Fresh Herbs
For more proof that I’m not just some dude who throws boring and tasteless food together, I love smells, tastes, and aromas of fresh herbs.
I picked up the following fresh herbs:
- Parsley
- Cilantro
- Chives
Cheat Meal Food
Oh you think potato chips and pizza is not Living Lean?
Well, cheat foods in moderation can be enjoyed as part of your cheat meal, when you follow these 6 cheat meal rules.

So based on this, I’m going to let this junk food slide this time.
Bottom Line On This Grocery Haul To Stay Lean And Build Muscle
Don’t forget this.
Living Lean is not about eating the same boring foods, day in and day out.
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In the comment section below, take your guess at how much you think all of this food grocery haul cost me.
Update: this grocery haul cost $132.69.
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Brad Gouthro is the founder of Live Lean TV, a media company focused on helping men and women “Live Lean” 365 days a year. Brad’s programs and content have helped millions of people all over the world learn how to get in shape, and more importantly, sustain it for life.
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