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Myfitnesspal speed eating contest

jzpowahz

Well-known member
I know plenty of people use the site so thought I'd post it here also.

Free Calorie Counter, Diet & Exercise Journal | MyFitnessPal.com

 
1200 calories will be easy but the problem I have found is myfitnesspal has N/A on fibre for many things that do have fibre in them.
 
Bazza: was it all chocolate? haha

You're using dodgy entries Bazza All the ones I use regularly have them in it. Doesn't really matter anyway if you eat say 500g of whole grain pasta then clearly there is adequate fibre

And yeah I don't think 1200 cals is hard to consume at all (well shouldn't be for anyone around here) but small dieting females quite often complain about how to possibly consume that much. So the comp was just for a bit of fun and to show people how easy it is

I'll be doing it tonight. Pop tart & PB sandwiches & tuna/spinach wraps.
 
LOL.

Well there you go, google tells me there is 1.7g of fibre in 100g of chocolate. I wouldn't call that a high fibre food
 

Had a fair bit of choc ice cream but also had spaghetti bolognese. I used the barcode scanner, I had 350g dry of san remo pasta and it shows up as N/A fibre.
 
depends on what type but even the "white" processed pasta have some fibre so that entry would be wrong. I've never used the barcode scanner actually. Might try some time.
 
jzpowahz said:
LOL.

Well there you go, google tells me there is 1.7g of fibre in 100g of chocolate. I wouldn't call that a high fibre food
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Is it bad the Cadbury Chocolate comes up near the top of my most used foods for breakfast.

It also has N/A fibre.
 
jzpowahz said:
depends on what type but even the "white" processed pasta have some fibre so that entry would be wrong. I've never used the barcode scanner actually. Might try some time.
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Yeah standard white pasta. I hate the other stuff. The rest of the information is the same as on the pack. It has never worried me about the fibre I usually get plenty anyway.
 
Had a trial run with two chicken wraps for lunch. Wraps don't work very well with speed eating.

600g chicken
2 mission wraps
100g Greek yogurt
140g beetroot
15g Tuscan seasoning
Bit of salad

1300 Calories. 4 minutes 40
 
The max fat rule ruins it, cheeseburgers should obviously be the food of choice for speed eating comps.
 
Bazza20 said:
Had a trial run with two chicken wraps for lunch. Wraps don't work very well with speed eating.

600g chicken
2 mission wraps
100g Greek yogurt
140g beetroot
15g Tuscan seasoning
Bit of salad

1300 Calories. 4 minutes 40
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Add me on MFP. chrisdavey & I'll add you to the leaderboard. You're winning! (for another 4hrs )




The fat rule is there so people don't be stupid and just drink 1200cals of olive (or coconut for the MCT's yo!) oil haha.
 
jzpowahz said:
Add me on MFP. chrisdavey & I'll add you to the leaderboard. You're winning! (for another 4hrs )


The fat rule is there so people don't be stupid and just drink 1200cals of olive (or coconut for the MCT's yo!) oil haha.
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Alrighty then, well .... I'll save myself some time and effort and say "Chris, just whack me on the bottom of the ladder and hand me my wooden spoon trophy NOW!!!"
 
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