breakfast for dinner?

[141455675]

I trained in the morning today so I wont be having any othr physical activity for the day...

We have crap all in the house, and I was wondering If it'd be ok have a 'breakfast' for dinner

Oats+milk+whey+PB

660cal - 70c + 44p + 20f

it wouldnt have veggies (none at home) so is this ok:)

cheers

fits into macros

[Dr. Horse]

Absolutely not.

The human body is programmed to only digest breakfast type foods between 6am and 10:30am. That's why jack in the box stops serving breakfast at 10:30; it's for your safety.

[Mamut86]

lol..i eat breakfast 24/7

[141455675]

Absolutely not.

The human body is programmed to only digest breakfast type foods between 6am and 10:30am. That's why jack in the box stops serving breakfast at 10:30; it's for your safety.

i meant in regards to this 'nutrient timing'...

I might even be out with mates - no doubt it'll be takeout food , then mothers day feast on sun then birthday cheat on wed!!:) could be a big week, just trying not get dirty in my bulk

[Banyans]

I think its fine, when I was at uni the rugby coaches would sometimes get us to eat in reverse order. Like breakfast was Chicken and Veg but dinner was a bowl of oats and some fruit. If it fits your macros then it doesnt really matter that much when you have the food, at least in my opinion.

[FunkDaddy]

Absolutely not.

The human body is programmed to only digest breakfast type foods between 6am and 10:30am. That's why jack in the box stops serving breakfast at 10:30; it's for your safety.

LOL