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    CousCous??

    good during a clean bulk or no? regardless...i just indulged

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    Excellent for a clean bulk, its basicly pasta, low in fat and has a little bit of fiber.

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    nice..i'm on it!

    the kind i just had was a lemon spinach mixture and it had 400mg of sodium per serving which seemed a bit high. someone i work with suggested whole wheat cous cous.

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    Cous Cous is very high GI, actually...it's semolina, which is what pasta is made of, except it has an even higher glycemic load because it's processed in such tiny pieces....

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    If you can find whole wheat couscous go with that...they have it around here where I'm from.
    Searching for the right balance...

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    I ate couscous when i was bulking, pasta too. They are some of my favorite carbs when gaining weight.
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    I love the WW couscous but dont eat it now on my cut! Damn you Jodi!
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