i boil eggs at night and eat them next day.
do eggs lost their protein values after 12 hours?
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i boil eggs at night and eat them next day.
do eggs lost their protein values after 12 hours?
[QUOTE=shevchenko;484895051]i boil eggs at night and eat them next day.
do eggs lost their protein values after 12 hours?[/QUOTE]
I'd avoid doing anything to those eggs with your [B]ear[/B]...
srs, though, you're fine. Boiled eggs keep for quite a while as long as they're in the shell. I stopped doing that because I have better things to do than peel the damn things.
[QUOTE=shevchenko;484895051]i boil eggs at night and eat them next day.
do eggs lost their protein values after 12 hours?[/QUOTE]
Eggs are fine... but don't leave chicken or beef out for more than 9 and 13 hours respectively cause those DO lose all their protein. But if you soak them in a brine bath they will retain their protein content approximately 61.78% longer. Refrigerating them adds another 54.59% to the time.
[QUOTE=shadar;484897691]srs?
Eggs are fine... but don't leave chicken or beef out for more than 9 and 13 hours respectively cause those DO lose all their protein. But if you soak them in a brine bath they will retain their protein content approximately 61.78% longer. Refrigerating them adds another 54.59% to the time.[/QUOTE]
Is that true? I usually cook up 6 chicken breasts at the beginning of the week and eat them throughout the week.
[QUOTE=PushingTheLimit;484900371]Is that true? I usually cook up 6 chicken breasts at the beginning of the week and eat them throughout the week.[/QUOTE]
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[QUOTE=shadar;484897691]srs?
Eggs are fine... but don't leave chicken or beef out for more than 9 and 13 hours respectively cause those DO lose all their protein. But if you soak them in a brine bath they will retain their protein content approximately 61.78% longer. Refrigerating them adds another 54.59% to the time.[/QUOTE]
HAHA. Classic.
[QUOTE=PushingTheLimit;484900371]Is that true? I usually cook up 6 chicken breasts at the beginning of the week and eat them throughout the week.[/QUOTE]
Did you use my handy formula for figuring out just how much protein you've lost because of this?
BaseProteinContent * (HoursLeftOut*.91) * (Hours Refridgerated*.96)
[QUOTE=shadar;484915541]Did you use my handy formula for figuring out just how much protein you've lost because of this?
BaseProteinContent * (HoursLeftOut*.91) * (Hours Refridgerated*.96)[/QUOTE]
What about milk? I have some in the frig losing content as we speak. Just curious as to how much? I did the search function and came up with conflicting results. Waht say you?
[QUOTE=2Burnt;484918941]What about milk? I have some in the frig losing content as we speak. Just curious as to how much? I did the search function and came up with conflicting results. Waht say you?[/QUOTE]
For milk replace the multipliers with .27 and .98, milk loses protein at the same rate as beef in the fridge and slower than chicken.
Now you know and can spread the word!
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[QUOTE=shadar;484922721]For milk replace the multipliers with .27 and .98, milk loses protein at the same rate as beef in the fridge and slower than chicken.
Now you know and can spread the word![/QUOTE]
Im on it!!!
[QUOTE=2Burnt;484925931]Im on it!!![/QUOTE]
I expect most of the forum to know this within a week!
[QUOTE=shadar;484897691]Eggs are fine... but don't leave chicken or beef out for more than 9 and 13 hours respectively cause those DO lose all their protein. But if you soak them in a brine bath they will retain their protein content approximately 61.78% longer. Refrigerating them adds another 54.59% to the time.[/QUOTE]
F*ck ,
I should of paid attention in my maths lessons, Now im F**cked.
[QUOTE=JustNavid;484936021]F*ck ,
I should of paid attention in my maths lessons, Now im F**cked.[/QUOTE]
See, I bet you never realized just how important math would be in bodybuilding!
I will twitter this new info asap!
Can I eat a poptart as my post workout dinner? It has carbs and...goo and stuff.
[QUOTE=Brothylated;484945151]Can I eat a poptart as my post workout dinner? It has carbs and...goo and stuff.[/QUOTE]
It depends, how long did you leave it out after opening it and does it have chicken, beef or milk in it?
put em in the fridge....you be fine
[QUOTE=shadar;484931791]I expect most of the forum to know this within a week![/QUOTE]
I wouldnt doubt a spin off thread from this one. 'I heard last week 'and then blah blah and then you'll have broscience being borned and then it'll be fact.
[QUOTE=2Burnt;485150931]I wouldnt doubt a spin off thread from this one. 'I heard last week 'and then blah blah and then you'll have broscience being borned and then it'll be fact.[/QUOTE]
This is better than broscience though, it's BScience.
It's a tarp !