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Raisins as carb source
How good/bad are raisins as a carb source? I eat 60 grams before and after training in combination with a protein drink as a pre/post workout snack. I also have them in my breakfast oatmeal-omelet.
I used them cause they contain much carbs, I wonder though, are they considered clean?
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[QUOTE=Vepomuk;704450221]
I used them cause they contain much carbs, I wonder though, are they considered clean?[/QUOTE]
There is no such thing as "clean" carbs.
You need some serious help so start here: [url]http://forum.bodybuilding.com/showthread.php?t=121703981[/url]
Then go here: [url]http://forum.bodybuilding.com/showthread.php?t=133634471[/url]
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"Clean and dirty" sticky... right now.
Like... now.
Please.
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[QUOTE=Vepomuk;704450221]How good/bad are raisins as a carb source? I eat 60 grams before and after training in combination with a protein drink as a pre/post workout snack. I also have them in my breakfast oatmeal-omelet.
I used them cause they contain much carbs, I wonder though, are they considered clean?[/QUOTE]
You should be okay. I do believe they put raisins through a "cleaning" process before being packaged. Have at it. ;)
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I don't believe in IIFYM, I have better experiences with pasta potatoes and oatmeal than with Ice cream and McDonalds. I am not gonna shove granulated sugar down my throat to beef up. Do you?
Back to the topic: I suppose the carbs in the raisins come mainly from fructose, which is allegedly better than white sugar. Wrong or right?
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[QUOTE=Vepomuk;704498851]
Back to the topic: I suppose the carbs in the raisins come mainly from fructose, which is allegedly better than white sugar. Wrong or right?[/QUOTE]
Wrong. Now go away.
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[QUOTE=Vepomuk;704450221]I used them cause they contain much carbs, I wonder though, are they considered clean?[/QUOTE]
Rasins are generally washed before packaging and thus arrive at the store in a clean state. Grapes, from which raisins are derived, are often shipped to stores with dirty on them and thus are considered dirty until washed by the end-consumer.
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[QUOTE=Shrederator;704452041]"Clean and dirty" sticky... right now.
Like... now.
Please.[/QUOTE]
Why? No one would read it.
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[QUOTE=Vepomuk;704498851]I don't believe in IIFYM...[/QUOTE]
[QUOTE=Vepomuk;704498851]... I am not gonna [b]shove granulated sugar down my throat[/b] to beef up. [/QUOTE]
The second quote illustrates that you simply do not understand IIFYM. There is a sticky that can help you correct that problem.
[url]http://forum.bodybuilding.com/showthread.php?t=133634471[/url]
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[QUOTE=Vepomuk;704498851]I don't believe in IIFYM, I have better experiences with pasta potatoes and oatmeal than with Ice cream and McDonalds. I am not gonna shove granulated sugar down my throat to beef up. Do you?
Back to the topic: I suppose the carbs in the raisins come mainly from fructose, which is allegedly better than white sugar. Wrong or right?[/QUOTE]
Sure noone who follows IIFYM eats oats or potatoes, or veggies or fruit.
Please GTFO.
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[QUOTE=braggable;704503921]Why? No one would read it.[/QUOTE]
Well... we could just link the thing.
[QUOTE=Vepomuk;704498851]HERP?[/QUOTE]
Strong misunderstanding of IIFYM.