Lean Cuisine Diet

If you want to try a low calorie food diet, the Lean Cuisine Diet does have several advantages. No club or organization to join or pay for, the foods are available at almost any grocery store, the cost is very reasonable, and there is a large selection. All the food is both low calorie and is made up of many popular meal choices.

Convenience and fair cost are the two main features that separate the Lean Cuisine Diet. They also have meal plans, recipes, meal planner, and fitness planner. You can find out how to find and use these diet tools on any package or go to their website. The only drawback is the same than any low calorie food based diet has, when you stop eating the prepared low calorie meals, the weight loss stops too.

The Lean Cuisine prepared foods are broken out in these categories and selections:

- Cafe Classics - Bow Tie Pasta & Chicken Chicken a L’Orange Chicken and Vegetables Chicken Carbonara Chicken with Almonds Garlic Beef & Broccoli Glazed Chicken Grilled Chicken with Teriyaki Glaze Honey Dijon Grilled Chicken Shrimp and Angel Hair Pasta Steak Tips Portabello Sweet & Sour Chicken Thai-Style Chicken Three Cheese Chicken Chicken Fried Rice Bowl Chicken Teriyaki Bowl Creamy Basil Chicken Bowl Grilled Chicken Caesar Bowl Teriyaki Steak Bowl Three Cheese Stuffed Rigatoni  Bowl - Casual Eating - Cheese French Bread Pizza Deluxe French Bread Pizza Deluxe Pizza Four Cheese Pizza Margherita Pizza Pepperoni French Bread Pizza Pepperoni Pizza Roasted Vegetable Pizza Spinach & Mushroom Pizza Three Meat Pizza BBQ Recipe Chicken Pizza Mushroom Pizza Roasted Garlic Chicken Pizza Chicken Tuscan Panini Chicken, Spinach & Mushrooms Panini - Comfort Classics - Baked Chicken Florentine Beef Peppercorn Beef Pot Roast Cheese Lasagna with Chicken  Breast Scallopini Meatloaf with Gravy & Whipped Potatoes Oven Roasted Beef Roasted Turkey and Vegetables Salisbury Steak with Mac & Cheese Southern Beef Tips

- Dinnertime Selects - Grilled Chicken and Penne Pasta Salisbury Steak - One Dish Favorites - Alfredo Pasta with Chicken & Broccoli Angel Hair Pasta Marinara Asian Style Pot Stickers Cheese Lasagna Florentine Bake Cheese Ravioli Chicken Chow Mein Chicken Enchilada Chicken Fettuccini Chicken Florentine Lasagna Classic Five Cheese Lasagna Deluxe Cheddar Potato Fettuccini Alfredo Four Cheese Cannelloni Lasagna with Meat Sauce Macaroni and Beef Macaroni and Cheese Penne Pasta with Tomato Basil  Sauce Roasted Chicken with Lemon  Pepper Fettuccini Roasted Potatoes with Broccoli & Cheddar Cheese Sauce Santa Fe Style Rice & Beans Spaghetti with Meat Sauce Spaghetti with Meatballs Stuffed Cabbage Swedish Meatballs Chicken Teriyaki Stir Fry Three Bean Chili - Spa Cuisine Classics - Chicken Mediterranean Chicken Pecan Ginger Garlic Stir Fry with Chicken Grilled Chicken Primavera Hunan Stir Fry with Beef Lemon Chicken Lemongrass Chicken Oven Roasted Beef Burgundy Pork Stir Fry Rosemary Chicken Sesame Stir Fry with Chicken Salmon with Basil Salmon with Lemon Dill Sauce

Prices for most meals run from $3-4.00. Most grocery stores run specials frequently for below $3 and manufacturer coupons are also available for up to a $1 off. So prices are pretty reasonable. 

Calories run from 300-400 on average, and some are even in the 220 calorie range. Some of the meals come with desserts for those with a sweet tooth and fat content is around 3-5 grams. All have weight watcher points for those on their diet.

The nutrition information is clearly listed on all of the meals. Most provide generous amounts of fiber and vegetables. So with a little planning on your normal meals you can easily fulfill daily nutrition requirements. Add a good multiple vitamin and mineral supplement and you have a great combination.

There are no real breakfast selections, so you're on your own for the first meal of the day. So for two meals a day your calories could be as low as 600-700, and total cost for the two below $7.00. That's better than many prepared meal diets.

The great thing about The Lean Cuisine Diet is that you can just do one per day and cut down from the average 750 calorie meal to 300 calories. Saving 450 calories a day is a great start on any weight loss or diet program.

A very flexible diet plan with 300 calories for breakfast, one Lean Cuisine meal for lunch of 350 calories, then a normal dinner of 750 calories can keep your daily intake of calories down to around 1500 even with a snack.

That's an easy simple diet plan that won't break the bank and still provides all the nutrition you need for a healthy diet. Adding in a few meals a week of Lean Cuisine meals can help maintain your current weight too.