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    Lists of good foods..

    Can someone make a really big lists of foods that are healthy and some that are good for building muscle?

    I know chicken is one of the main ones for muscle, what else?

    I was under the pressure pasta was good for you, but I've read on a few sites that it's not.. what is the truth?

    And for a really good muscle building meal what should I have with chicken?
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    Chicken is the bombbbbb man, white pasta isnt great, but you dont have to be scared of it on a bulk, try using whole wheat pasta instead.
    Heres some good foods to stick to:

    Proteins:
    Whey
    Lean Beef
    Tuna
    Crab
    Salmon
    Cottage Cheese
    Chicken
    Egg Whites(throw some whole ones in)
    Turkey
    Steak
    Milk

    Good fats(avoid around workouts, specially pwo):
    Fish oil
    All Natural Peanut Butter
    Almonds(any unsalted nuts really)
    Almond Butter

    Carbs:
    Whole wheat bread/pasta
    Yams/sweet potatoes
    Oats
    EAT UR VEGGIES

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    This is courtesy of pu12en12g:


    Bulking:

    When bulking (a calorie surplus to gain lean muscle mass at a optimal rate), I aim for:

    - 1lb lean beef per day
    - 1 Gallon Skim Milk per day
    - Around 2000 cals per day from oats
    - Lots of protein shakes (up to 8 per day)
    - Chicken
    - Turkey
    - Beef / Sloppy Joes (manwich)
    - Hamburger Helper
    - Pasta
    - Tuna
    - Potatoes
    - Rice
    - Veggies (Fresh if possible)

    (Note: If you can afford it you can do things like steaks etc.. etc..)

    - If there was ONE SINGLE KEY to the gains I made in the 1 1/2 years when I went from 175-225 (my best.. leanest gains), it is OATS / STEEL CUT OATS ! The emphasis here is that oats are a INEXPENSIVE, HEALTHY, yet VERY CALORIE DENSE FOOD. I saw lean gains like I had never seen before. But NO THEY DON'T TASTE GOOD. YOU HAVE TO FORCE FEED THEM. This gets old fast. I added about 1 cup of oats to each protein shake.

    - Hungry Hungry Hormones

    - Massive Eating

    - Stretch Mark Mass

    What are some good indications that I'm gaining muscle... ?

    Mirror / Appearance
    Measurements
    Strength
    Bodyweight




    Cutting:

    When cutting (a calorie deficit to lose fat at a optimal rate):

    - I eat many of the same foods above, but with a lower TOTAL DAILY CALORIE INTAKE

    - I put a emphasis on PRE- and POST-workout nutrition, and the end result is that most of my calories are eaten before my afternoon workout. I have found this to be ideal (for me).
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