Weight Loss Plateau Sundae

TGIF Friday February 18, 2011

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I recorded a Dr. Oz show on Weight Loss Plateaus. Part of that show, this great recipe for his "weight loss sundae"! Looks amazing, easy to make & why not make your food pretty!!! I don't do this but some of my fav blogs do pretty. You know who you are!

Instead of your usual breakfast, begin your day with this metabolism-boosting sundae to start burning fat in the morning. It’s high in protein and good fats and contains a bit of caffeine from matcha green tea to get your day off to an energized and refreshing start. It may be just what you need to get through your weight-loss plateau. Here is what Dr. Oz said about it:

"This is not an ice cream sundae – it’s a metabolism-boosting breakfast sundae that’s just as delicious.This treat contains Greek yogurt, banana, strawberries, unsweetened coconut, ground flaxseed and last but not least, Dr. Oz’s secret ingredient: matcha green tea powder.  Eat this sundae and you’ll be starting your day off with lean protein and good fats, plus the metabolism-boosting properties of matcha green tea, which is prized in both Japan and South America for its health-benefits.

Like other types of green tea, matcha not only speeds up your metabolism, but is chockfull of antioxidants and other powerful superfood properties such as aiding stress reduction, lowering cholesterol, boosting brain health and fighting cancer. Matcha is available in a concentrated powder and can be found at health food stores."

Ingredients

1/2 cup low-fat Greek yogurt

1 banana

1/2 cup strawberries

Unsweetened coconut, to taste

Ground flaxseed, to desired consistency

Matcha green tea powder, to taste (available at health food stores)


Directions:
Combine all ingredients and enjoy!

Now how easy is that!! I am going to try it & not just for breakfast!

Check out the link above for a couple more plateau busting tips from the Dr. Oz show.

Also, for Dr. Oz's brain cube recipe "full of omega-3s and acetylcholine, both critical for brain health, check HERE.

 

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  • 2/18/2011 2:59 AM Joob wrote:
    Oh so many food entries as of late... that looks amazing though! I love it when healthy food looks beautiful - too bad none of mine ever does! Let me know how yours turns out!
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    1. 2/18/2011 11:50 AM truth2beingfit wrote:
      Joob - my food looks like something the cat dragged in - no pretty here!
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  • 2/18/2011 3:43 AM Miz wrote:
    that IS so pretty.
    I covet the pretty as you do.
    if I food blogged it would be an appetite suppressant for others
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    1. 2/18/2011 11:49 AM truth2beingfit wrote:
      Miz - I am right there with you.. nobody would want to "buy" pics of my food as evidenced by the posts of my food I have done in the past!
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  • 2/18/2011 6:45 AM impulsefit wrote:
    Like your blogs! they are cute and funny! Glad I found you!
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    1. 2/18/2011 11:50 AM truth2beingfit wrote:
      Thx for stopping by!
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  • 2/18/2011 6:48 AM Karen wrote:
    I saw that and it looked yummy. I record his show so that I can fast-forward when I watch. A lot is interesting to me but a lot, not so much.
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    1. 2/18/2011 11:51 AM truth2beingfit wrote:
      Karen, like you, I record.. Allows me to get thru the commercials & things that I really don't want to watch right then...
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  • 2/18/2011 7:02 AM Lori wrote:
    That does look pretty! You know I love to make the food pretty!
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    1. 2/18/2011 11:52 AM truth2beingfit wrote:
      Lori, I bet you guessed that you were one of the pretty food bloggers I was referring to!
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  • 2/18/2011 7:11 AM Patrick wrote:
    You had me at 'weight loss sundae'
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    1. 2/18/2011 11:52 AM truth2beingfit wrote:
      That caught my eye too Patrick!
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  • 2/18/2011 2:29 PM Dr. J wrote:
    I start the day with two 5 hour energy drinks myself

    A large breakfast is a bad idea.

    Isn't it Mate? (See Uruguay)
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    1. 2/18/2011 5:24 PM truth2beingfit wrote:
      Always the come back, Dr. J!
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  • 2/18/2011 4:34 PM Geosomin wrote:
    I know it's wierd, but I didn't like how the article talked about having a sundae (albeit healthy and tasty looking) and then in another tip about varying your calories from 1000 to whopping 1200. I mean seriously? An exercising adult only eating 1000-1200 calories? That is WAY too little for most people and you couldn't maintain a normal life on that. Well OK *I* couldn't...
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    1. 2/18/2011 5:23 PM truth2beingfit wrote:
      I totally missed the calorie thing - BAD ME! Thx for pointing that out! I know people eat that 1200-1400 range but I can't survive on it. I think I may write to Dr. Oz about that! I did not mind the sundae thing.... it sort of looks like one & whatever gets people to eat healthier.. it it helps them, I am OK with it...

      Thx for your thoughts!
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  • 2/19/2011 7:20 AM Cammy-TippyToeDiet wrote:
    I don't care what Dr. Oz says, yogurt sundaes ARE a dessert. And I start almost every day with dessert for breakfast. (It's a mind thing that makes me think I'm getting away with something decadent.)(I'm easily entertained.)
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