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So, what food can I make that doesnt need a fridge? Its very frustrating, my veggies will last maybe two days, chicken maybe 4. What can I make in advance, to take to work? I can go to Spar every day?
Also, when you have to get take aways, which is better options?
And I am not bulking..
TIA
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bro why dont u cook chicken once a week,then keep a cool box with an ice brick in it to keep it fresh
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Ice brick? those plastic cubes? They will last long enough?
I should be getting my fridge soon, never thought I will miss it as much.
And on the take aways? I still believe eating a pie is better than going hungry, but what is the better options?
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Or Kauai Or even Global Wraps... Gluten Free Wrap.
A pie does not have much good nutritional value/
Give it a shot, you're only TESTing it...
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Protein powers are very expensive, and hated the taste of USN. I am trying the home made stuff, they work well, but every now and again I am stuck in town, hungry with nothing to eat. I am studying while working while visiting my girlfriend. Each in different town, 180km vs 270km vs 180km. A lot of traveling, so I have to buy some take aways sometimes
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Pies are the devil. . .
DJ's advice is good, keep tinned tuna, chic peas, lentils for emergencies, rice cakes. . . I used to live on chicken salads.
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For takeaways go with what Mr SA said, Nandos or Kauai
I happened to look up the nutritional value of MacDs the other day and they claim 15g of protein in one of those little cheeseburgers, haha, but of course a shite load of fats and carbs and crap. I'll admit I love those little things, but then im lucky when it comes to metabolism, my body will burn up ANYTHING
Um, but im scared of needles...
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Thanx for all the good advice, I just got tired off opening my kosblikke and finding the veggies off again...
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Pilchards are good source of high quality protein that won't spoil and are cheap. If you can handle the taste. Just get some mouth wash to carry around with you
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but both are out, I dont see any other way to eat them then :sick:
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00pump wrote: Get them in a can and eat them raw... (yummy)
Mmmmm yes with condensed milk! Double Yum!
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00pump wrote: haha, don't joke you tried that? My mate told me to do it, thought it was a practical joke, man it was awsome. I think he was shocked too when I told him I actually liked it.
Hahaha! No! Not yet... Dont tell me you are actually going to catch me with this one.....
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Below is a very tentative draft of the first part of the diet I came up with so far. I plan to have 3 parts to it namely training days (shown below), carb up days where I add an additional 115g of carbohydrates, and non-training days where I change the diet around the pre- and post-workout shakes.
The diet is based around 2000 calories, and will be used for cutting, the primary rational behind it is to have it consists out of as much as possible non-perishable food items that can be packed for a couple of days or can be easily obtained from the nearest SPAR or Checkers store.
Could you please give me some feedback on what you guys think of this, and what won’t work, or what will work better?
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I just find tuna very expensive, for myself I will rather buy chicken fillets, cooked they last 2 days easily. You dont have much green veggies there though? You could maybe also add some hard boiled eggs, maybe swop or add to the morning pre workout whey dosages.
Interesting thing I read on evan centopani's threat...one needs the fat from egg yolks to advance muscle inflamation, which one needs a little of to build.
now DJ can say if I am on the right track or smoking my socks...
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whats your current weight dude?
Currently at about 76 kg, height 1.74 m, with between 15% - 19% percent body fat. My body fat measurements are not completely accurate, but I can visually also tell it is in the high range of that. Been training since 2007, but had a bit of a "forced" break this year with diet and training and the fat unfortunately accumulated while eating junk.
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The man who smiles when things go wrong has thought of someone to blame it on...
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