Reply With Quoteas long as you are getting some protein with it, sounds good to me, although if your really looking for a good meal, throw that pb in a bowl of oats, the oats are better for you if your cutting than the bread anyways.
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03-19-2005, 10:22 AM #1Registered User
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Natural peanut butter on whole wheat bread
Is a little bit of natural peanut butter on a slice of whole wheat bread a good snack/meal for cutting?
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Yeah I just recently discovered the pb in oats thing, lol. Makes you want to throw up less.
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hell yeah, get a small bowl, add in 1 tbsp natty pb, and some sf maple syrup, mix it up real good with a fork, then nuke it for about 15-20 secs, and pour it on your oats... there is absolutely nothing better in the world
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I just tried the peanut butter in the oats and it is great--Thanks guys
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Ummm.... I dunno about THAT.
Originally Posted by thajeepster
there is absolutely nothing better in the world
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dodesnt SF syrup still have some carbs/ calories in it? sugar alcohols?
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some do some dont, i use davinci pancake syrup which doesnt have anything no calories no carbs... When i run out of that (i can only get it online) i switch to cozy cottage sf syrup, its 10 cals per 1/4 cup.. and tastes great, really thick too.
http://www.maplegrove.com/sugar_free.asp
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if your gonna eat bread Make it 100% Whole Wheat and stay away from white bread , it's not very good for ya
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Originally Posted by MWpro
IMO, that is just fat and carbs. I don't count my PB as protein really since there isn't that much in it. I would drink some protein or eat chicken.Optimum Sports Performance
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thanks for the response jeepster. im gonna try to look for davinci syrup online, they dont sell it in my stores.
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