Reply With QuoteButterball frozen ground turkey burgers on the Foreman grill. Out of the box and onto the grill.
One burger:
170 calories
0 carbs
21g protein
9g fat
I usually eat two at a time.
Good quick foods...
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- 02-25-2004, 11:40 AM #1Moderator MODERATOR
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Good quick foods...
Figured I would start a thread on foods that are good and quick to make. My entry is Hormel Turkey Chili. It has 400 total cals, 6g of fat (2G sat), 52g carbs (10g fiber) and 34g protein per can. I just had some and it is awesome. High in sodium, though.
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- 02-25-2004, 11:48 AM #2pedal pedal pedal ELITE MEMBER
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Remember everybody it is QUICK food, not FAST food.
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Fuck it, I'll take some EFA's and My vitamins with a moutain dew, doughnuts, and a big mac. I'm getting sick of not putting on weight. I've been putting on like .5 a week eating clean as hell. My buddy just eats tons of shitty food, and has been putting on muscle mass. I don't understand it.
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Originally posted by I Are Baboon
Butterball frozen ground turkey burgers on the Foreman grill. Out of the box and onto the grill.
One burger:
170 calories
0 carbs
21g protein
9g fat
I usually eat two at a time.
Sounds real good. I think I might
em up.
- 02-25-2004, 02:12 PM #6Back to reality
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Ziploc baggie filled with protein powder + a shaker bottle filled with water and ice!
- 02-25-2004, 02:14 PM #7bring it!
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cottage cheese and peanut butter or Fiber 1.
zip-top can of tuna and a fork! LOL
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zip-top can of tuna and a fork! LOL
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Make sure you get the BUTTERBALL ones. Butterball adds seasoning which makes them very tasty. I have had the Jenny-O and Weaver ones and they SUCK. The Butterball ones can be hard to find though. I'm not sure where you're from, but here in the Northeast, Big Y and BJ's Wholesale Club are the only stores I've found them in.Originally posted by djrx06
Sounds real good. I think I might em up.
- 02-25-2004, 02:41 PM #10bring it!
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the flavoured ones in olive oil are perfect! a lil high in sodium to my liking but hey, emergency use only!Originally posted by Jodi
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CC on the go cups. 2 servings! Good stuff
- 02-25-2004, 09:46 PM #12Sackin' up every day
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they have turkey burgers at costco in the frozen section, for each 1/4 lb. patty there are about 3 grams of fat and 20 some odd grams of protein, and you can throw them on frozen, they are great when i'm lazy
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bump on Peanut butter...i eat that a lot when i want a quick mealOriginally posted by atherjen
cottage cheese and peanut butter or Fiber 1.Good, bad, im the guy with the gun-Army of Darkness
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Dude I LOVE tuna in a can, as long as its oil.
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