Reply With QuoteBecause 2 protein meals per day are suppose to come from higher fat proteins such as Eggs, Red Meat, Salmon, Shark, Dark Turkey. Turkey is still healthy for you and the fat from these proteins are not bad. You need some saturated fat in your diet.
Why is dark meat chicken so damn fatty?
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11-25-2003, 09:36 PM #1Mic Murderer
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Why is dark meat chicken so damn fatty?
So I bought some thighs today, and I literally spent like half an hour trimming fat until I finally threw the knife in, gave up, and threw the lot in the freezer for future use...Seriously, that stuff is half fat or something. I don't get how it's approved on the Carb Cycling diet...
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11-25-2003, 09:56 PM #3Mic Murderer
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Yeah but this stuff was seriously drenching in fat...I donated like half the package to someone on my floor because I couldn't fathom eating it, really, the amount of saturated fat on this stuff was ridiculous...and I do eat my share of saturated fat in MCTs, red meat, whole eggs and coconut oil...I'm presently not on carb cycling, I'm eating my body weight in carbs daily, and doing carb-ups when I'm starting to feel weak in the gym, are chicken thighs still recommended? For protein and fat meals I typically just eat a lean protein source like turkey, white fish, egg whites or chicken and supplement with an oil....
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I use my foreman grill for stuff like that. It helps get rid of almost 50% of the extra fat.
When you grill it, alot of the fat comes off
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11-25-2003, 10:47 PM #5Mic Murderer
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I boiled mine. Good/bad idea?
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Excellent idea
I love boiled chicken
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11-25-2003, 10:52 PM #7Mic Murderer
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I don't eat it any other way now...I'm too lazy to grill, broil, bake or roast, so what I do is cut my chicken up into 5 ounce pieces every weekend, throw EVERYTHING into a low-sodium vegetable broth, throw in some bay leaves and 5-spice powder, and boil for 40 minutes...I end up with 20 chicken breasts for the rest of the week...Question: when I see oil rising to the top of the soup, is that a sign that some of the saturated fat has been boiled off?
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Thats a sign that alof the fat is coming off
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