It turned out to be fun in a very lame way!! Throw your daily staples on the counter, take a picture, let's see what you all eat on the daily...
NOTE: I forgot to pull out the milk and bananas for the pic, my bad...
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04-26-2009, 08:00 PM #1Gotta keep moving forward
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So out of curiousity I pulled out everything I eat in a day...(pic).
Had back surgery September 3, 2009. The road to recovery is FAR from over, but I like a good challenge.
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04-26-2009, 08:39 PM #2Registered User
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Where the hell are all the delicious foods? All I see that's good is the eggs. And the sweet potatoes sort of...
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04-26-2009, 08:43 PM #3I shoot people like you..
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almonds, apples, whole wheat bread, and cottage cheese is it?Originally Posted by IEatPowerRacks
to the OP, good stuff!. repped.
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04-26-2009, 08:48 PM #4Registered User
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whats in those tupperwares under the grits?
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04-26-2009, 08:48 PM #5Gotta keep moving forward
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sweet potatos, almonds, apples, tupperware has ground turkey with avacado and wheat pasta, there is chicken, oatmeal, grits, egg(whites), natural peanut butter, whole wheat bread....etc. plenty of food in there brotherman!!! i forgot the milk and bananas as well as brown rice, but wasn't about to take this whole thing all over again!!Originally Posted by IEatPowerRacks
thanks brother, appreciated!!!!Originally Posted by The Director
Had back surgery September 3, 2009. The road to recovery is FAR from over, but I like a good challenge.
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04-26-2009, 08:49 PM #6Gotta keep moving forward
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ground turkey, avacado and wheat pasta with black beans and flax seed to be precise :-) one might have diced tomato as well in it...Originally Posted by jipp
Had back surgery September 3, 2009. The road to recovery is FAR from over, but I like a good challenge.
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04-26-2009, 08:54 PM #7Registered User
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What's up with the Smuckers natural PB? It's like the most popular brand around here...thinking of trying it, but have to drive a little far to get it since my local grocery store doesn't carry it..
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04-26-2009, 08:56 PM #8Gotta keep moving forward
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Well the natural has slightly less sat fat and sugar, with slightly more protein, it's just less processed with less preservitives. to be honest the PB i want to use costs too much, so this is my best option for my $600+ a month food bill...Originally Posted by CaliforniaKing
Had back surgery September 3, 2009. The road to recovery is FAR from over, but I like a good challenge.
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04-26-2009, 08:58 PM #9Registered User
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Originally Posted by JustinSulham
It turned out to be fun in a very lame way!! Throw your daily staples on the counter, take a picture, let's see what you all eat on the daily...
NOTE: I forgot to pull out the milk and bananas for the pic, my bad...
The B-12 vitamins and other bottles like it are bought at Walmart correct? I ahve always wondered in the quality of those as the prices aren't that bad.
Also where did you buy that big box of quakers?
Not really a fan of Archer's Farm, but a fan of almonds. I have to go to an upscale grocery for that, but unsalted nuts are the way to go.
Nice collection overall. repped.You know how some people have gay-dar? I have fat-dar. I can automatically tell if you're fat or not. And I also have cerebral-palsy-dar.
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04-26-2009, 08:59 PM #10Registered User
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How's the taste? I eat "Adam's natural PB" which tastes just alright, but it's super cheap at Wallys!Originally Posted by JustinSulham
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04-26-2009, 09:02 PM #11Gotta keep moving forward
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Oh I'm just getting what you meant, well bud the chicken would be good for you... the sweet potato considering it has the lowest glycemic level with the highest nutrient content of any root grown carbohydrate. The egg(whites) are obviously clean. The unsalted almonds are top notch for good fat intake as well as protein. Then of course there is the whole grain pasta with a low glycemic index enriched with nutrients and protein adding yet even more growing power to meal time. The tupperware has black beans, avacado, ground turkey and wheat pasta, a very very solid bodybuilder meal. The apples are low glycemic and great on the go.Originally Posted by IEatPowerRacks
I think you just weren't thinking when you posted that comment is all man, but I don't hate, I'm a nice guy. You on the other hand.... well...
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04-26-2009, 09:05 PM #12Gotta keep moving forward
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proudly have never shopped at walmart, so no i didn't get them there, got them at my local market. the quakers was from BJ's, same market/whole sale club i got my vitamins at. as for the almonds, of course unsalted, thats the way to be man! and thanks for the reps!Originally Posted by Metal_Fingers
the taste is "eh", but the quality has been very good.Originally Posted by CaliforniaKing
Had back surgery September 3, 2009. The road to recovery is FAR from over, but I like a good challenge.
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04-26-2009, 09:40 PM #13Registered User
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Originally Posted by JustinSulham
Yeah, "nature made" vitamins are definately sold at Walmart. I would love to be able shop like you do, but alas, I am but a poor college student. Although back home in DFW I am able to purchase stuff from Sprouts, a farmers market. It is actually cheaper to purchase fruits/veggies/meats there and the quality is second to none. All the other food they sell other than that is all that vegan/organic stuff that you simply cant purchase in bulk. You cant drink milk that is $7 a quart.
Whole grain pasta is the way to go. Every since I went whole grain I haven't looked back. It might just be in my mind but I swear it is less greasy than white pasta.
And do I see Vitamin Water sitting there? For shame. I actually read an article where someone sued Vitamin Water because they pass it off as a health drink when it has as much sugar as a soda. This was about a half year ago, they might have changed it. I pretty much drink water/milk. And then copious amounts of beer on the weekends.You know how some people have gay-dar? I have fat-dar. I can automatically tell if you're fat or not. And I also have cerebral-palsy-dar.
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04-26-2009, 09:44 PM #14Gotta keep moving forward
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no vitamin water!!!!! its G2, made by gatorade, with almost no sugar per serving and replenishes electrolytes.Originally Posted by Metal_Fingers
trust me brother i do my homework, isnt much anyone could really pick from to bring the diet down haha, i have things pretty much on lock!Had back surgery September 3, 2009. The road to recovery is FAR from over, but I like a good challenge.
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04-26-2009, 10:30 PM #15Registered User
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just checkin'. Same bottle I suppose.Originally Posted by JustinSulham
You know how some people have gay-dar? I have fat-dar. I can automatically tell if you're fat or not. And I also have cerebral-palsy-dar.
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04-26-2009, 10:33 PM #16LIVING
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55 oatmeals in a day?
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04-26-2009, 10:54 PM #17Registered User
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saying I look fwd to the mussels and blueberrie sludge meals is an understatement...
I spy a magic bullet on the back there... or is it a mini shaker?Originally Posted by JustinSulham
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04-27-2009, 05:00 PM #18Gotta keep moving forward
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haha wise ass!Originally Posted by determined4000
magic bullet brother, love that thing!Originally Posted by UT_7ACE7_
saying I look fwd to the mussels and blueberrie sludge meals is an understatement...
I spy a magic bullet on the back there... or is it a mini shaker?Had back surgery September 3, 2009. The road to recovery is FAR from over, but I like a good challenge.
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04-27-2009, 05:03 PM #19mama didnt raise no fool
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what are your meals?Originally Posted by UT_7ACE7_
saying I look fwd to the mussels and blueberrie sludge meals is an understatement...
I spy a magic bullet on the back there... or is it a mini shaker?Bulk, Bulk, Bulk
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