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New Me By 2027 - Win a New Wardrobe!

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Strut into the 2027 feeling your best! Lose 10% of your weight in 6 months, and you could win a new wardrobe to start the year off with a new look. One lucky player will win this prize at the end of round 5.

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Jul 13

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Jul 26

Weigh-Ins

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Mezzie

07/20/2026 7:21AM
What are your favorite low-ish calorie sources of calcium?

Of the things I like to eat that are readily available, tofu and collard greens look the most promising, but they won't quite get me to my goal of 1,000mg/day.

Paneer is delicious and super high in calcium but requires that I drive a couple towns over to pick it up or that I make it from scratch (easy, but a bit time consuming). Halloumi, even higher in calcium and lower in calories, is equally a pain to obtain.

Among things that would be a stretch for my taste buds but easy to get are almond milk and tinned sardines.

Any suggestions?


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Mezzie

@Lisa: I do like Greek yogurt. I'll have to give canned salmon another chance. I did NOT like it, but there's got to be a recipe that can make it tolerable. If not, my dog will happily help me finish it again.

Lisa P.

@Mezzie - I love all fish/seafood. I saw you didn’t like sardines (which a lot of people don’t) I love those too. If you don’t like it, don’t force yourself to eat it - there are so many tasty, healthy items to choose from. I find when I’m dieting everything seems to taste better. Yesterday lunch lunch was a salad with canned Alaskan salmon packed in water with lettuce from farmers market and tomatoes + cucumbers just picked from my garden - lightly dressed with EVOO and red wine vinegar. It was so good I’m going to have the exact same thing today (strange for me since I don’t like eating the same thing day after day).

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