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Ok I no diary isn't ideal but I'm battling getting eggs down, what's the best cheese I could grate a bit of into an omelet? That woolies slimers cheese? Motzarela.
I'm on a lean bulk so a couple of extra cals won't hurt I just don't want to use cheddar or something to fatty.
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Rhino wrote: Hey Gents
Ok I no diary isn't ideal but I'm battling getting eggs down, what's the best cheese I could grate a bit of into an omelet? That woolies slimers cheese? Motzarela.
I'm on a lean bulk so a couple of extra cals won't hurt I just don't want to use cheddar or something to fatty.
Thanks
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00pump wrote: Fried eggs can you eat those?
Ye I can eat fried eggs,scrambled eggs and boiled I'm just sick of them.
So I was just wondering the best cheese to use a bit of in an omelet to give it some flavor and texture
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Rhino wrote: Hey Gents
Ok I no diary isn't ideal but I'm battling getting eggs down, what's the best cheese I could grate a bit of into an omelet? That woolies slimers cheese? Motzarela.
I'm on a lean bulk so a couple of extra cals won't hurt I just don't want to use cheddar or something to fatty.
Thanks
What I do is spread fat free cottage cheese on. I'll have to check the brand for you, but you can get it from PnP/Checkers. The flavour I like most is the sweet thai chilli. It really takes away the monotone taste of the eggs. Only a little bit makes a big difference! I will get back to you on the brand.
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Rhino wrote: Hey Gents
Ok I no diary isn't ideal but I'm battling getting eggs down, what's the best cheese I could grate a bit of into an omelet? That woolies slimers cheese? Motzarela.
I'm on a lean bulk so a couple of extra cals won't hurt I just don't want to use cheddar or something to fatty.
Thanks
What I do is spread fat free cottage cheese on. I'll have to check the brand for you, but you can get it from PnP/Checkers. The flavour I like most is the sweet thai chilli. It really takes away the monotone taste of the eggs. Only a little bit makes a big difference! I will get back to you on the brand.
Lancewood? Their fat-free cottage cheese is by far the best (macronutrient-wise) available.
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jackrabbit1 wrote: Use cheese powder - Ronnie used to do that as well.
What about some Robertson's Steak and Chop spice?
The cheese powder is the best if it's just the flavor ur after
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manery wrote: I drink around about a litre of milk a day and I eat cheese whether Im bulking or cutting and I still look sharp and I'm no ectomorph. Nothing wrong with cheese IMO, if it fits your macros you gains wont suffer. I might get some hate for this comment :whistle:
Applause from me bro. Perfect example of how eating habits works for your body but will wreck another persons if they apply it as a formula to themselves.
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well I need to up my cals even more because even at a 700cal surplus I'm leaning out so if it helps me enjoy my eggs I'm going to give it a go for a week and see.
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Furk wrote:
MissFitness wrote:
Rhino wrote: Hey Gents
Ok I no diary isn't ideal but I'm battling getting eggs down, what's the best cheese I could grate a bit of into an omelet? That woolies slimers cheese? Motzarela.
I'm on a lean bulk so a couple of extra cals won't hurt I just don't want to use cheddar or something to fatty.
Thanks
What I do is spread fat free cottage cheese on. I'll have to check the brand for you, but you can get it from PnP/Checkers. The flavour I like most is the sweet thai chilli. It really takes away the monotone taste of the eggs. Only a little bit makes a big difference! I will get back to you on the brand.
Lancewood? Their fat-free cottage cheese is by far the best (macronutrient-wise) available.
I'm sure it must be lancewood too.. I buy there cream cheese, its frikken awesome.
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Rhino wrote: Where do you get cheese powder? Never even heard of it befor today.
Parmesian is cheese in a powder form at any supermarket .....but it looks as though your metabalism could handle any cheese
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Furk wrote:
MissFitness wrote:
Rhino wrote: Hey Gents
Ok I no diary isn't ideal but I'm battling getting eggs down, what's the best cheese I could grate a bit of into an omelet? That woolies slimers cheese? Motzarela.
I'm on a lean bulk so a couple of extra cals won't hurt I just don't want to use cheddar or something to fatty.
Thanks
What I do is spread fat free cottage cheese on. I'll have to check the brand for you, but you can get it from PnP/Checkers. The flavour I like most is the sweet thai chilli. It really takes away the monotone taste of the eggs. Only a little bit makes a big difference! I will get back to you on the brand.
Lancewood? Their fat-free cottage cheese is by far the best (macronutrient-wise) available.
Yea that's it!
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Herbst wrote: I am new, but jalapeño aside really helps, made by tobacco- beauuuuutiful!
Agree 100% with this. Jalapeño's and Tobasco sause is my all time favorite.
I say go with any type of cheese even the white ones, all in moderation is good no matter what your eating plan is.
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MRfeathers wrote: try adding some caramelised onion
The onions and some mushrooms in scrambled eggs are a win.
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Rhino wrote:
MRfeathers wrote: try adding some caramelised onion
The onions and some mushrooms in scrambled eggs are a win.
Hey Rhino,
I know this reply is a little late.. But bro, just another option I like using every now and then... I make an omelet and buy that smoked Salmon or Trout (more affordable) from Woolies or PNP and chop up and add fresh coriander, break up a small block of the 'light' feta and top with Avo. It's a really delicious omelet! Give it a try bro. You can also add the salmon / trout and coriander to your scrambled eggs! It's the 'bomb' in my opinion!
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