simo74
Manky Pommie Kunce
I had pulled pork last too, and I love chicken wings....thin sis getting weird !!
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Post up what you are eating V2.0
I had pulled pork last too, and I love chicken wings....thin sis getting weird !!
steveP
Well-known member
LMAO that is exactly my point, you eat rice cakes that provide none of the above, you may as well eat cardboard.
Have a few chicken wings (or any other meat you like) and there is no need for BCAA's or protein powder, it's all there is one delicious package.
Rice Cakes (100 grams), 387 calories, 8 grams of protein
Chicken wings (100 grams) 200 calories, 30 grams of protein
mmmmm I wonder which one has more nutrition, and protein for less caloriesAnd I wonder which one tastes like cardboard and which one is delicious
As Whitey said, no one is eating rice cake for the protein content. Lol, I'm surprised someone even suggested that, even you. Do you really think I sit at home eating rice cakes for dinner? It's a quick high carb fuel source pre training, no different than fruit or whatever you like. It's pretty common for all sporting people to consume high carb foods that are light on your stomach pre and intra workout/sport.
Consuming something high fat like chicken wings is the worst thing to do pre training. Do you want blood in your stomach digesting food or in your muscles when training?
steveP
Well-known member
Here you go again, changing the topic and going on another uneducated rant. Who was debating whether carbs are essential?
Are they essential as in will you die without them? No. Are they optimal for training? Hell yes. Why would you want to hinder your training just to prove a point that your can survive without them? Again, there is no one size fits all. If you can perform fine mentally (the brain required a large source of glycogen) and physically with little to no carbs, great. However most people perform better with carbs.
And back to the original point. I'm consuming carbs as a quick fuel source. What are you trying to achieve Mick? Do you want us all to live on chicken wings and be a slob who talks about "30 years ago when I used to train"? I find it way more productive to find things that work for people and encourage the progress they make. How's your progress going?
You have a bit of confusion here Mick.
you can survive without water for a couple days too. Are you going to do that.
You can survive on a vegan diet. Are you going to do that.
Just because it's not needed doesn't make it optimal.
Steve wants to eat a rice cake. Why shouldn't he.
Star ratings are paid for to some no doubt simplified system. Never looked at them in my life.
Sugar is sugar. It's not garbage. What is optimal depends on the overall context of the diet.
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Stiffy
Guest
The reason Milo is able to get the 4.5 star rating is because they rate it when consumed WITH Milk (Skim Milk), not just Milo by itself.
So in essence, Milo is 'piggybacking' off that Super Food we call Milk!
Yeah you are right I have seen that before.
A spoon of milo in skim milk is probably fairly low calorie anyway.
a 4.5 star health rating is an indication it can be consumed with impunity, for a sedentary person this would obviously lead to poor health outcomes
what's so super about skim milk?
If you work your diet out on star ratings that is your problem.
Average joe is pretty fucking stupid when it comes to nutrition, this type of confusing advice is stupid and dangerous.
But hey it's all about the benjamins baby
The average joe knows chowing down on a heap of milo isn't great for being at a lean weight. If they can't work that out that's their own problem. People need to take responsibility for their own shit.
They world revolves around making a profit. It's not a bad thing, it's just the way it goes. I'm sure you accept pay for the job you do.
Big Mick
"2014 - Kunce of the year"
But people doing that are basing their diet on Government recommendation build on scientific research, the same people telling you that it's fine to eat copious amount of grain products and that tell you that artificial sweeteners and margarine are perfectly safe to eat.
PS the average Joe has no idea, I work with plenty of average Joe's day in day out, one average Joe I work with is doing a keto diet, but he will eat Chinese for lunch with heaps of rice, when I pointed it out he said it's Ok there is nothing in rice, Chinese people eat it all day long and they are skinny. I just left it at that...
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Mick give it a rest. You avoid grains and are fat as and weak. Must work awesome for you.
Big Mick
"2014 - Kunce of the year"
What does grains have to do with being either fat or weak?? Eating too much makes you fat I always thought.
Do people that eat grains get weak?? Where is the research supporting that?? So not eating grains makes you strong?? Can you please elaborate on this completely random out of the blue assumption you have made.
You are one confused dude, just pulling random stuff out of your head.
Do you even lift. I'm putting you on my list of people that don't lift.
Repacked
Punxsutawney resident
You got one too huh?
White_Lie
Look at Moi, I'm a Kunce
Am I on it? I better be!
Repacked
Punxsutawney resident
I can put you on there but better not catch you sneaking reps....