Fitness coach reveals what she eats after a long holiday to reset her healthy food habits

Fitness coach reveals what she eats after a long holiday to RESET her healthy food habits – and chocolate is on the menu

  • A health coach revealed what she eats after a holiday to reset her food habits
  • Bec Hardgrave said that calorie-deficits can include healthy and delicious food
  • She consumes a breakfast bagel, Subway sandwich, pesto pasta, and more

A health and fitness coach has revealed what she eats after a lengthy holiday to reset her healthy food habits.

Bec Hardgrave, from Brisbane, shared that entering into a calorie-deficit does not have to include unhealthy or bland food.

The nutritionist admitted to enjoying a lot of her usual favourites including hot chocolate, a breakfast bagel, and a Subway sandwich.

 

A fitness coach revealed what she eats after a lengthy holiday to reset her healthy food habits

‘Here’s what I eat in a day in a calorie deficit post holiday,’ she said in an Instagram reel. 

Bec starts off every day with a coffee, and also shared that her go-to coffee order is only 85 calories.

While many on-the-go drinks are often filled with high amounts of sugar, Bec swears by a grande iced long black with almond milk, one shot of sugar-free caramel syrup, and one dollop of whipped cream.

Bec eats a homemade gluten-free breakfast bagel with bacon and egg that is only 324 calories

Bec eats a homemade gluten-free breakfast bagel with bacon and egg that is only 324 calories

Next, Bec eats a homemade breakfast bagel with bacon and egg that is only 324 calories.

In order to make the dish, Bec begins by frying or scrambling an egg and one egg white in the fry pan before adding 50 grams of short cut bacon on top of it.

Next she places a sliced gluten free bagel to her air fryer and lets it toast until golden.

Once toasted Bec places the perfectly cooked eggs onto the bagel and adds the crisp bacon slice on top.

Bec eats a low-calorie six-inch Subway sandwich for lunch with lots of healthy vegetables

Bec revealed that entering into a calorie-deficit does not have to include unhealthy or bland food

The Brisbane-based health coach and nutritionist shared that entering into a calorie-deficit does not have to include unhealthy or bland food 

Bec snacks on crispy protein wafers and fruit like oranges when she is hungry in the evenings

Bec snacks on crispy protein wafers and fruit like oranges when she is hungry in the evenings

Bec also revealed that she tries to drink at least 2 litres of water every day.

She then eats a low-calorie Subway sandwich for lunch and snacks on crispy protein wafers and fruit when she is hungry in the evenings.

For dinner, Bec eats a simple pesto pasta dish and finishes the day with homemade oat milk hot chocolate and a marshmallow.

Bec eats a simple pesto pasta dish with spaghetti and grated parmesan cheese for dinner

Bec eats a simple pesto pasta dish with spaghetti and grated parmesan cheese for dinner

‘All of these meals have great macronutrients,’ Bec revealed of the protein, carbohydrates, and fats going into each dish.

But the health coach warned that what worked for her might not work for each individual person.

‘Everyone’s bodies have different needs so please don’t copy my day of eating for your own calorie deficit!’

The health coach finishes her day with a homemade oat milk hot chocolate and a marshmallow

The health coach finishes her day with a homemade oat milk hot chocolate and a marshmallow

Thousands were grateful for Bec’s honesty regarding what she ate in a day and how she gets back to healthy eating habits after being on vacation.

‘All of those meals look delicious,’ wrote one woman.

‘This is so great – thank you for the guide!’ said another.



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