have you even looked at the govt guidelines? They tell you how much is in a portion for each fruit/veg, Also if you need more fibre, rather than more fruit and veg, try eating a breakfast cereal
5 a day is very easy. Evening meal I usually have two veg - maybe carrots and broccoli or cauliflower. Beans count as 1 per day so good at breakfast time. Fruit of any kind can be eaten as a snack so apple, banana, grapes etc. are fine. Blueberries or banana on cereal. Bananas, strawberries, raspberries etc. can be made into a smoothie with milk. Just need a little imagination.
yes it is. So what do you think a dietitian will be able to tell you that the website can't? It's not going to be very helpful if they say to you "you need to eat this and this" and you say "i can't, sorry"
I have recently become slightly obsessed with 5 a day. I manage it thus:
smoothie for brekkie (2 portions) orange juice at lunch (1 portion) snack of raisins (1 portion) a vegetable with my tea (1 portion) If im cooking something like spag bol i put less mince and more onion/mush/tomatoes in
Yes I can easily do it if I do not have to follow the stated amounts. A tablespoon of this, a tablespoon of that. Fruit? 4 satsumas at a time? I do not snack between meals. Beans at breakfast? Gross.
I find it quite easy... chuck some blueberries on a yoghurt for breakfast,chicken or tuna salad for lunch, a glass of fruit juice.....veggies with dinner and fruit as snacks!