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I am starting to grow feathers and want to know if it is a bad idea to switch to lean mince? For some reason I never get tired eating beaf but with chicken I am at the point where I keep on chewing it to almost a liquid and refuse to swallow.....the chicken.
NS: Waarom het ek Karma? Take it away please. I feel gay. ...
Well it's not that bad, at least you're refusing to swallow
What does you're diet look like? On keto the fat from mince will do you good.
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I feel your pain!I am starting to grow feathers and want to know if it is a bad idea to switch to lean mince? For some reason I never get tired eating beaf but with chicken I am at the point where I keep on chewing it to almost a liquid and refuse to swallow.....the chicken.
NS: Waarom het ek Karma? Take it away please. I feel gay....
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Hayabusa wrote:
I feel your pain!I am starting to grow feathers and want to know if it is a bad idea to switch to lean mince? For some reason I never get tired eating beaf but with chicken I am at the point where I keep on chewing it to almost a liquid and refuse to swallow.....the chicken.
NS: Waarom het ek Karma? Take it away please. I feel gay....
You feel gay?
I can take away some karma if you want, but I suggest you roll with it, and take a few pics
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I am not into the diet thing too deep. The squirrel is going to smile at this, but I am only going for the correct Prot and Carb values to bulk. I will diet in the near future taken precaution not to drop too much muscle using real "vitamines".
Sorry for the beaf that should have been beef. Some days I am just plain stupid.
Please, take only two :lol:
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Thanks for the tip. I put me chicken in a pressure cooker without that piece of metal on the pipe to build up the pressure.
It is a lot of trouble cooking like that. I will have to get married real soon…again. Just have to find a woman that is not into satisfying the neighbourhood. (I didn’t say bitch, did I? Close call.)
No, I follow you, but I am not into comps so I do not really worry too much. I boost the prot more than the carbs since I am the type that gets fat easy, but I need the carbs for energy. I am very sensitive when it comes to my belly. I will have to diet but I will always have a "big" belly due to my spine. When at 72.9kg (at 183cm) long ago, it still seemed as if I had a belly. I have a nice ass though due to the arch of the spine.
I am at 122 and can drop about 15kg's. I just believe in rather over eating when bulking to maximize things and then diet down. Getting the point where you get just about enough of everyting is difficult since we all differ and it keeps on moving as you get bigger. If I look at Coke I get a belly.
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If you always put limit on everything you do, physical or anything else. It will spread into your work and into your life. There are no limits. There are only plateaus, and you must not stay there, you must go beyond them.
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Squirrel,
It is a lot of trouble cooking like that.
well dude thats the beauty of it,u can cook like that in bulk,i cook 30 chicken and 30 beef mince portions at once and then place them in sandwhich bags and place them in the freezer,when i need a meal i take it out and place in the microwave for 2minutes and i am ready to eat...cooking in bulk saves alot of time,i cook once a month other than my eggs for breakfast...choice is yours..saves alot of time and hassles...
also if u are looking at coke and getting a belly then u are very sensetive to carbs and shouldnt be taking them in at the wrong times of the days,how ever there are ways around the whole bloated thing,if u take your carbs at the correct timing and adjust your other macro's then u wont have a problem... thats where my knowledge comes in bro..hence the reason i charge for diets...
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While we talking about chicken, how long can you keep chicken or any meat in the fridge, cooked but not frozen?
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I wouldnt leave it for more than three daysShit, I had no idea you could keep cooked,frozen chicken so long... Thanx for the tip DJ
While we talking about chicken, how long can you keep chicken or any meat in the fridge, cooked but not frozen?
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i have kept in the fridge for a week and no problems...dude why couldnt u keep cooked chicken in the freezer? it stops in from turning rancid, now i suggest cooking it and freezing it and then defrosting it and eating it straight away,dont defrost it and then refreeze it...thats where u can get nasty little bugs from...my family cooks lasagne,chicken or beef in advance and freezes them,when they are ready to eat them they stick them in the oven to defrost and are ready to go...
I think its a great time saver and a good idea,
Just never actually thought of it.
Gonna try cook some food for the week ahead and freeze it.
@Bee For me anything after about a day and a bit, and the thought of eating it just doesn't sound lekka, even though as you guys say it should still be fine.
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Milktuds bro u got a diet from me u must mail me and tell me things like that so i can make adjustments for u bro...mail me and i will change a few things....
Dropped u some mail.
If you always put limit on everything you do, physical or anything else. It will spread into your work and into your life. There are no limits. There are only plateaus, and you must not stay there, you must go beyond them.
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If you always put limit on everything you do, physical or anything else. It will spread into your work and into your life. There are no limits. There are only plateaus, and you must not stay there, you must go beyond them.
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I cook 10kg at a time due to time. I have only Saturdays for myself and I refuse to spend that in the kitchen. It depends on how much water they freeze with the chicken but you get between 600 and 800g per kg, thus 10kg raw will last me about a week. The last batch I am sure they slaughtered some turkey since the meat is much more dense.
I am trying to take in the last carbs at 15H00 but I am not going to spike you for guidance because it is only fair to pay for it.
Something interesting, although sensitive to carbs it seems as if only this first x amount of grams makes a difference, after that I can double it without any increase in weight.
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I love tuna but it gets stuck in my throat for some shitty reason causing bad breath. It is a small piece that sometimes comes up if you cough and it smells really…well, not good and I HATE bad breath…well actually anything that smells. Even my dog knows this if it dares to shit in my house because it survive my attacks barely everytime…
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I am starting to grow feathers and want to know if it is a bad idea to switch to lean mince? For some reason I never get tired eating beef but with chicken I am at the point where I keep on chewing it to almost a liquid and refuse to swallow.....the chicken.
NS: Waarom het ek Karma? Take it away please. I feel gay....
If you can't stomach tuna what about hake? Another cheap option I love to swap out with my chicken.
P.S. I have removed all your karma so you can feel manly again.
Sorry if I offend you
Its just my point of view
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