said_aouita;1105671 wrote:Did you wake n bake?

I didn't.

I'll bet it has super high sodium content. I'd be surprised if it didn't. I have a buddy who is a vegan and a lot of the vegan foods have a lot of sodium.

I should clarify, it is generally vegan substitute foods like a boca burger or a tofurkey.

The ones i got have 105 calories and 5% of your sodium intake for the day. I also love eating pretty much any kind of fish besides talaipa. I usually eat some sort of fish and brown rice for lunch 3 times a week and salad the rest of the week. I'm just looking for some new options to eat as I get tired of the same things over and over. Dinners are usually grilled chicken, sirlion, or we eat out at a greek restaurant and i get a pita bowl.

Meat

Wheat thins.

Currently, the Spicy Buffalo kind.

Breakfast-

Eggwhite omlet with peppers, onions, and seasoned ground turkey

Morning snack- cut up carrots

lunch- grilled bonless skinless fresh chicken breast with some light seasoning, fresh broccoli or Zucchini, celery stalks.

Snack- Hard boiled fresh eggs

this past saturday we grilled and smoked about 5 lbs of fish. So damn good. Smoked salmon and orange roughy are the shit.

OneBuckeye;1105510 wrote:1. Fatty Pork (Bacon and Breakfast Sausage)
1a. Eggs
1b. Sweet Potatoes
2. Avacados
3. Almonds

Agree with this but I will add grassfed steak/burger, nice fatty wild caught salmon, macadamia nuts, farm raised/local chickens (with skin) and coconut milk. Throw in some 85% dark chocolate for dessert.

Breakfast - One serving of oatmeal, or two eggs and two pieces of whole wheat toast.

Snack - One serving of almonds

Lunch - Salad

Snack - Good n' Natural bar, or fruit

Dinner - Need to get better at that.

Weekends - Keystone Light

LJ;1162109 wrote:Breakfast-

Eggwhite omlet with peppers, onions, and seasoned ground turkey

Morning snack- cut up carrots

lunch- grilled bonless skinless fresh chicken breast with some light seasoning, fresh broccoli or Zucchini, celery stalks.

Snack- Hard boiled fresh eggs

this past saturday we grilled and smoked about 5 lbs of fish. So damn good. Smoked salmon and orange roughy are the shit.

I have 8 salmon filets to put on the smoker tomorrow! Can't wait!

My meals yesterday

Breakfast - Black Coffee (fasting)
Lunch - 3 Eggs and Bacon and Cottege Cheese, Macadamia nuts, Almonds.
Dinner - Greek Yogurt w/ honey, half salmon fillet, half lobster tail, 1 chicken sausage, asparagus (cleaning up misc leftovers and food in freezer).

I never got Macadamia nuts before because I am cheap. My wife got a pound and they are redunc.

ernest_t_bass;1162113 wrote:Good n' Natural bar, Keystone Light

Dip shit, cut out the processed fake health bars and cheap beer. Lababars and IPAs. You are welcome.

Sonofanump;1162161 wrote:Dip shit, cut out the processed fake health bars and cheap beer. Lababars and IPAs. You are welcome.

Seriously, what the fuck is wrong with Good n' Natural bars?

And with the amount of beer I drink, I'm not spending MORE money on LESS beer.

Two Slim Jim and a coke

Health food what a joke: I eat fresh fruit and vegetables, seldom anything in a can or frozen (with the exception of soups). I do avoid fast food but love Wendy fries and milk shake to dip them in. Cook with olive oil and eat what I want, when I want with the understanding of small proportions. Eat a good breakfast when I can, sometimes lunch if I have a time and enjoy good quality and or fine dinning for dinner. A glass of wine and or Irish Coffee before bed and sometime a little more that I should. Drink moderately but party hard and work hard. ... sex also </SPAN>

Take a notes health nuts: Hard physical work, mind challenging situation and career, good women, play hard, work harder, wake up early, when it hurt work more, when your sick get up, never say can’t, don’t quit, experience new things, enjoy life and live it … you’ll live longer and be happier. Vegie burger, organic grown and someone telling you what best for you is not the answer … </SPAN>

ernest_t_bass;1162162 wrote:Seriously, what the fuck is wrong with Good n' Natural bars?

And with the amount of beer I drink, I'm not spending MORE money on LESS beer.

Do the math, APV of 6.4% is how many times greater than 3.2%? Hint, rhymes with double.

Bubble!

...Hubble!?

I did not wnat to make it too complicated for our friend ETB.

Bananas
Apples
Almonds
Black Beans
Rice
Red/Yellow Peppers

I eat a lot of canned tuna and eggs.

Besides 5 guys, subway and Chipotle, I eat pretty healthy.

sleeper;1162191 wrote:I eat a lot of canned tuna and eggs.

Besides 5 guys, subway and Chipotle, I eat pretty healthy.

mmmm, tuna, hardboiled eggs and olive oil mayo mixed up... GOAT

sleeper;1162191 wrote:I eat a lot of canned tuna and eggs.

Besides 5 guys, subway and Chipotle, I eat pretty healthy.

Chipotle is fine as long as you don't get white rice or burrito shells.

5 guys is worth the cheat meal IMHO.

ernest_t_bass;1162162 wrote:Seriously, what the fuck is wrong with Good n' Natural bars?

My bad, I was thinking of another fake health food. G&N not that bad for you, maybe top 5 health snack.

Sonofanump;1162200 wrote:Chipotle is fine as long as you don't get white rice or burrito shells.

5 guys is worth the cheat meal IMHO.

Chipotle is terrible for you. I work out quite a bit, so that helps keep my heart from killing itself.

Sonofanump;1162203 wrote:My bad, I was thinking of another fake health food. G&N not that bad for you, maybe top 5 health snack.

Whew. I went to get Lara bars, the Good n' Natural seemed bigger, as if they would fill me up more, so I went with them. Have peanut butter and lemon flavors in my desk. Eat one every day after work.

sleeper;1162204 wrote:Chipotle is terrible for you. I work out quite a bit, so that helps keep my heart from killing itself.

Grain fed beef on green lettuce, peppers & onions, black beans, fresh tomato salsa, smashed avacados. What is unhealty with that?

Sonofanump;1162211 wrote:Grain feed beef on green lettuce, peppers & onions, black beans, fresh tomato salsa, smashed avacados. What is unhealty with that?

Grain fed beef? Really? Grain fed?

LOL

Also, it's called salt bro.

http://www.smartplanet.com/blog/pure-genius/chipotle-founder-why-grass-fed-animals-make-a-better-burrito/3231