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    Since Flex started this thread and got pancakes in my head, this morning after an intense leg workout, instead of having my dextrose with my whey, I had the whey alone and went straight to Perkins and had awesome blueberry pancakes, great post workout (especially legs) carbs, and delicous too.

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    People, people, people, aren't we forgetting something here. Arnie ate pancakes & steaks because he was on steriods
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    Originally posted by leg_press
    People, people, people, aren't we forgetting something here. Arnie ate pancakes & steaks because he was on steriods

    Think about what you said again..................now doesn't that sound silly?

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    Originally posted by naturalguy
    Think about what you said again..................now doesn't that sound silly?
    It sounds awfully silly to me.....

    They ate pancakes and steak cuz there on steroids? So if they werent, they wouldnt eat pancakes and steak? WTF?

    How good are they naturalguy......good source of high carbs and they are insanely delicous......
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    honestly it depends where you are in the process. If you are training for a competition, I wouldn't eat them however if you don't have a comp. coming up, pancakes aren't that bad. I wouldn't eat them every day.

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