Trista Sutter’s Diet

Trista Sutter's DietAllthough Trista Sutter says she is not all that into dieting, she does realize that a portion control is important.

She does not count calories per se, but she has a pretty good sense of how much she eats, and she does not eat more than she needs to keep her body properly functioning.

Trista admits to being a little addicted to sweets. She indulges her sweet tooth from time to time, but keeps her cravings under control with the help of protein bars and trail mix, which she likes a lot.

Oh, and she has recently increased her veggie intake – you hear that ladies? – which is always a good thing, of course.

Trista Sutter’s sample diet menu (2,000 calories daily)

Day 1:

Breakfast A bowl of Frosted Mini-Wheats with skim milk.

Snack Sambazon Supergreens Revolution Organic Acai Smoothie; Muscle Milk Light shake.

Lunch Turkey sandwich with light mayo on Oroweat Whole Grain & Flax Bread; handful of Honey Graham Sunchips; an Uncle Eddies Vegan Cookie

Snack French Vanilla Crisp Pria Bar

Dinner Three slices of Amy’s organic Spinach Pizza and a mixed salad

Snack Six Nestle Crunch Dibs

Day 2:

Breakfast Two LifeStream Flax Plus Waffles with 2 tbsp Horizon Organic butter and 2 tbsp syrup.

Snack Chocolate Peanut Crunch Pria Bar.

Lunch Peanut butter and jelly sandwich on Oroweat bread; Sambazon Original Acai Juice; two Oreos.

Snack Muscle Milk Light snake

Dinner Red beans and rice burrito; spinach salad

Snack Six Dibs

Day 3:

Breakfast Two wholewheat pancakes with Smart Balance spread and syrup.

Snack Mix 1 Tangerine drink.

Lunch Grilled cheese on whole wheat; bowl of tomato soup.

Snack One apple and 2 tbsp peanut butter; Muscle Milk Light shake.

Dinner Grilled chicken, broccoli and a sweet potato.

Snack A few bites of Ben & Jerry’s Lighten Up ice cream. [via]

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4 Responses to “Trista Sutter’s Diet”

  1. mandy Says:

    Oh whatever she took that Abdominal Cuts stuff to loose the weight!


  2. Ann Says:

    The diet seems awfully heavy on refined food products and doesn't seem to contain much in the way of actual food. While portion control is really important, it seems that the information about her exercise routine would just about guarantee that she would lose weight. That and the breastfeeding that she is reportedly doing is probably good for expending 500 calories a day on it's own.


  3. Kelly Says:

    I read on GNC's website the abdominal cuts say in huge bold letters "DO NOT TAKE IF PREGNANT OR BREASTFEEDING" I am breastfeeding but I want to know if it is safe or not?


  4. iFit&Healthy.com Says:

    In my opinion, no, it is not safe and you should not take it while breastfeeding. Ask your doctor to double check.


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