Reply With Quotemmm, tom kha, my favorite. u should just cheat. eat like you normally would during the day (as if u weren't cheating) and then eat as much thai food as you want at that meal...of course, the less you eat the less damage you'll do.
going to try thai food tonight....
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02-27-2005, 10:48 AM #1Registered User
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going to try thai food tonight....
funny thing is ive been to thailand and havent ever had thai food. Anyways can you guys recommend anything healthy? heres there menu.
http://www.kailuavacationrentals.net...champathai.pdf
maybe ill just chalk it up to a cheat, but i never cheat. So that leads into my next question. Do you guys eat normally all day long before your cheat meal? or do you eat less so the cheat still kindof fits into your macros for the day?
Id prefer not to cheat though, but if thats what i gotta do, its what i gotta do.
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02-27-2005, 01:25 PM #2The Pimp Juice
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sounds good, i like spicy food alot, and wanted to try curry. Any recommendations?
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02-27-2005, 02:54 PM #4Rock da beat Move yerfeet
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n1.
O! or F3.
THis is fun.
Thai is greasy and lotsa sugary sauces
I haven't had Thai in a while.
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I went with the panang with chicken, it wasnt spicy though... Really good, had it with a big bowl of brown rice, and some chicken skewers with peanut sauce as an appetiser... wonder how much fat was in that coconut milk.... Not even gonna bother trying to add up totals today. I really like thai food now though.
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02-28-2005, 09:43 AM #6Turtle Power!
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Thai food is awesome, but very calories dense. My dad's friend's wife is Thai and we've eaten over there a couple times and i asked her to teach me how to make that stuff. She even said, No you don't want to, this stuff is terribly fattening.
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02-28-2005, 09:46 AM #7Registered User
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well, the damage was done, next week... morrocan.... im going round the world...
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02-28-2005, 09:58 AM #8Turtle Power!
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LOL sounds like a plan to me. I think i'd be hittin up the Italian.
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I think i'd do waaaaaay too much damage if i went italian, I cook pasta for myself every once in a while, so i keep my cravings down.
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02-28-2005, 03:36 PM #10Turtle Power!
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Yeah i hear that. Big peice of meaty, cheesey, saucy lasagna.
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