I'm adding quite a bit of stuff to eat during my days at school or work. I already eat 2 protein bars (VPX ZI Bars), but now I've added granola, and some trail mix which help A LOT in terms of getting more cals in throughout the day.
How about eating dry oatmeal? I already eat a bowl before I go to school, I wouldn't mind throwing some into a ziplock bag and eating it like that throughout the day, too.
Also, anyone bring yogurt with them? I like mixing it with granola, but I wouldn't want it to spoil on me. Thoughts?
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Thread: Eating Dry Oatmeal
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03-11-2008, 01:27 PM #1
Eating Dry Oatmeal
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ditch the bars, pack some sandwiches and store in a cooler bag with you to take to school,
yogurt works great too as well as hard boiled eggs, deli slices, trail mix, granola like you have, almonds, fruit,
dry oats works just well.. throw it in your yogurt and add some almonds on top of it as well. makes a great combo of protein + fats + carbs in a small little meal.
cant beat it
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03-11-2008, 01:35 PM #4
Awesome. I love throwing stuff in the yogurt. In fact, my granola has almonds in it, I bought a few cases on Amazon for about .99 cents a pack. Check out Bear Naked Granola if your interested.
I won't really ditch the bars though, I love them, I would definately limit them, though. As in, only eat one a day instead of two. How about peanut butter sandwiches? I can get a solid amount of protein/carbs/fats and calorioes in one sandwich. I use Arnold's Whole Grains Oat bread, it has about 120 cals a slice with oat grains in every slice. I use about 3-4 tbsp of PB per sandwich too, could that work?My Current Stack:
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03-11-2008, 01:40 PM #5
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Peanut Butter is not a protein source its a fat source and the BV value of Peanuts from peanut butter is very low on the charts,
sure have a peanut butter sandwich but have a can of chicken/tuna on the side with it as well
aim for a lean protein source at every meal or get a fatty protein source like whole eggs, salmon, steak etc at every meal but play the fat into your macros from these meats.
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03-11-2008, 01:49 PM #6
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03-11-2008, 01:52 PM #8
My best bet then would be to eat hard boiled eggs since I can eat those prett quickly and combine them with a bar/granola/yogurt combo, or just take the bar out of the equation. I can only boil them the night before though.
And I was thinking about doing that myself. I usually have protein before the gym, but I want some good carbs, too. I'm gonna try eating a bowl of oatmeal before the gym tomorrow myself.My Current Stack:
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03-11-2008, 01:56 PM #10
Sick suggestions, I love the sound of it, and I've NEVER tried that before.
Tomorrow morning before I leave I'll have a bowl with some chocolate whey and some peanut butter, that sounds DELISH!
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03-11-2008, 03:34 PM #11
I tried out the oatmeal with PB and whey, that was damn good, better than eating it plain.
I had 1 cup of oatmeal with 1 scoop of ON Whey Chocolate, and 2 tbsp of PB. I will do that from no on in the AM. Thanks.My Current Stack:
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