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    Bulk Food Information

    I have the task ahead, of computing my current diet and implementing any changes that will result in a proper split...

    I can get a lot of information from the PKG's, but what about bulk foods?
    I am eating CHK breast, ground turkey, beef (sirloin), and any number of fruits and veggies that don't come in a PKG.

    I know USDA has info, but it is so difficult to poke thru, due to the size of the website...

    I was supposed to do this today, but used up all my time, shopping for, then prepping the food!?

    I can #crunch one meal a day on my lunch time throughout this week, by next weekend I should have it nailed down (If I find the info)

    I want to do this right...
    If I don't know what I'm eating,
    I won't know if I am eating correctly!?!?

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    Quote Originally Posted by The Monkey Man
    I have the task ahead, of computing my current diet and implementing any changes that will result in a proper split...

    I can get a lot of information from the PKG's, but what about bulk foods?
    I am eating CHK breast, ground turkey, beef (sirloin), and any number of fruits and veggies that don't come in a PKG.

    I know USDA has info, but it is so difficult to poke thru, due to the size of the website...

    I was supposed to do this today, but used up all my time, shopping for, then prepping the food!?

    I can #crunch one meal a day on my lunch time throughout this week, by next weekend I should have it nailed down (If I find the info)

    I want to do this right...
    If I don't know what I'm eating,
    I won't know if I am eating correctly!?!?

    Not much that can be done other than sit down and work through it...

    In terms of vegetables - unless you are eating a metric butt-load you really don't need to bother too much about calculations. Generally speaking most green vegetables (broccoli, cauliflower, brussel sprouts, zucchini, spinach, cabbage, green beans, capsicum/sweet pepper etc) are about 15-30 cals for 1 cup. Same with some of the other vegetables like mushrooms and carrots.

    Some of the other vegetables (cucumber, lettuce, celery and some of the asian greens) are only about 5-15 cals/cup.

    So even if you eat about 6 cups/day that is only 180 cals - much of which doesn't actually transfer into 'usable energy' anyway (bomb calorimetry is not all that useful in determining the calorie content of these types of foods).

    Fruits, well, your best bet is to check out something like nutritiondata or, USDA (or, alternatively, you could set yourself up a diet program on nutridiary...

    But this list Content of Fruit also gives you a quick reference per 100g of a given fruit.

    For your chicken breast (skinless), generally:
    3.5 oz cooked ~140-150 cals, 29g protein and 2.5-3g fat

    Turkey, well - this depends on what you mean by 'ground turkey'. But if you get the light meat/breast meat turkey then you are looking at:
    3.5 oz cooked ~ 150 cals, 30g protein, 3g fat

    Sirloin beef - it depends on what cut you get (top, bottom etc).. But if you assume you are getting top sirloin (and it is trimmed to remove all fat) then:
    3.5 oz cooked ~170 cals, 30g protein, 5g fat

    But, yeah, if you want to be sure then go to one of the database sites and check it out.

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    Thanx much em, your an

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    BTW... "bomb calorimetry"???

    Do I want to ask?

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    Quote Originally Posted by The Monkey Man
    BTW... "bomb calorimetry"???

    Do I want to ask?
    LOL - not really - it would involve a long winded and somewhat pointless answer involving lots of scientific babble...

    But briefly - "the art of burning food to calculate how many 'calories' it has in it"... It gives you the 'gross energy' of a food - but this does not necessarily correlate with the metabolisable (or even the Net metabolisable) energy in a food (because metabolisable energy = gross energy minus the energy lost in your intestines, urine, **cough** gas production , metabolic conversion etc etc)...


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    Ok... I'm going to start with storing this info

    Egg - Per egg
    Cal= 30
    TotFat= 0
    Sod=115
    Carb = 1
    Sug= 1
    Pro= 6


    Turkey – Per oz
    Cal= 67
    TotFat= 3.8
    Sod=30
    Carb = 0
    Sug= 0
    Pro= 7.6


    Chicken Breast- Per oz
    Cal= 47
    TotFat= 1
    Sod=21
    Carb = 0
    Sug= 0
    Pro= 8.7

    Oatmeal – Per ½ cup
    Cal= 150
    TotFat= 2.5
    Sod= 0
    Carb= 27
    Sug= 0
    Pro= 5

    Yogurt (dannon light) Per cup/container
    Cal= 9
    TotFat= 0
    Sod= 105
    Carb= 17
    Sug= 12
    Pro= 6


    Tostinos Med Salsa – Per 2tbsp
    Cal= 15
    TotFat= 0
    Sod= 260
    Carb= 3
    Sug= 2
    Pro= <1

    Protien Powder – Per 1.5 scoop
    Cal= 203
    TotFat= 1.13
    Sod=146
    Carb = 5.25
    Sug= 3
    Pro= 41.25
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    Quote Originally Posted by The Monkey Man
    Egg - Per egg
    Cal= 30
    TotFat= 0
    Sod=115
    Carb = 1
    Sug= 1
    Pro= 6
    Fat free eggs!! Do you mean egg white (and even then it is incorrect...)
    1 50g egg is ~ 75 cals, 0.4g carb, 6.5g protein, 5g fat (sodium ~70mg)
    1 33g egg white is ~ 16 cals, 0.2g carb, 3.6g protein, 0g fat (55g sodium)

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    Quote Originally Posted by The Monkey Man
    Ok... I'm going to start with storing this info

    Egg - Per egg
    Cal= 30
    TotFat= 0
    Sod=115
    Carb = 1
    Sug= 1
    Pro= 6


    Turkey – Per oz
    Cal= 67
    TotFat= 3.8
    Sod=30
    Carb = 0
    Sug= 0
    Pro= 7.6


    Chicken Breast- Per oz
    Cal= 47
    TotFat= 1
    Sod=21
    Carb = 0
    Sug= 0
    Pro= 8.7

    Oatmeal – Per ½ cup
    Cal= 150
    TotFat= 2.5
    Sod= 0
    Carb= 27
    Sug= 0
    Pro= 5

    Yogurt (dannon light) Per cup/container
    Cal= 9
    TotFat= 0
    Sod= 105
    Carb= 17
    Sug= 12
    Pro= 6


    Tostinos Med Salsa – Per 2tbsp
    Cal= 15
    TotFat= 0
    Sod= 260
    Carb= 3
    Sug= 2
    Pro= <1

    Protien Powder – Per 1.5 scoop
    Cal= 203
    TotFat= 1.13
    Sod=146
    Carb = 5.25
    Sug= 3
    Pro= 41.25
    I don't if that was a typo but according to those macros, it should be 92.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Emma-Leigh
    Fat free eggs!! Do you mean egg white (and even then it is incorrect...)
    1 50g egg is ~ 75 cals, 0.4g carb, 6.5g protein, 5g fat (sodium ~70mg)
    1 33g egg white is ~ 16 cals, 0.2g carb, 3.6g protein, 0g fat (55g sodium)
    It is an egg substitute, like egg beaters...
    This is direct from the PKG!?

    Real eggs cause me stomach upset... ---

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    Quote Originally Posted by ReelBigFish
    I don't if that was a typo but according to those macros, it should be 92.
    Thanx I probably would have been adding that in, as is...

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    Week-Daily Intake #'s... (finally)


    Meal1-0630
    4 eggbeaters
    8oz ground turkey w/2tbsp salsa
    16oz fresh veg-juice

    Meal2-0830
    1cup oats
    1 dannon lite yogurt

    Meal3-1000
    8oz Grilled Chk Breast
    2 Cups Green Grapes

    Meal4-1130
    2 cup baby spinach
    1/4 cup ea, jumbo blueberries+rasberrys
    7.06oz CL tuna + tbsp redhot

    Meal5-1430
    1 Golden Apple
    1 3oz roasted almonds

    WO-1640

    Meal6-1700
    41g Protein Power
    1/2 cup oats
    1/4 banana
    2 strawberry

    Meal7-1845
    10oz trimmed sirloin
    2 small flour tortilla
    2 serv Hommus
    16oz fresh veg-juice

    meal8-2200
    41g Protein Powder
    3tbsp NPB

    Macro Totals
    Cal = 4141
    Totfat = 178.6
    Sod = 3.6g
    Carb = 292.7
    Sug = 122.7
    Pro = 433.4

    (The only thing not included in this is the Veg Juice,
    which will be all carbs from sugar (my guess)

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    Quote Originally Posted by The Monkey Man
    Week-Daily Intake #'s... (finally)


    Meal1-0630
    4 eggbeaters
    8oz ground turkey w/2tbsp salsa
    16oz fresh veg-juice

    Meal2-0830
    1cup oats
    1 dannon lite yogurt

    Meal3-1000
    8oz Grilled Chk Breast
    2 Cups Green Grapes

    Meal4-1130
    2 cup baby spinach
    1/4 cup ea, jumbo blueberries+rasberrys
    7.06oz CL tuna + tbsp redhot

    Meal5-1430
    1 Golden Apple
    1 3oz roasted almonds

    WO-1640

    Meal6-1700
    41g Protein Power
    1/2 cup oats
    1/4 banana
    2 strawberry

    Meal7-1845
    10oz trimmed sirloin
    2 small flour tortilla
    2 serv Hommus
    16oz fresh veg-juice

    meal8-2200
    41g Protein Powder
    3tbsp NPB
    Ohhh... So much I would change! Where to start!!?? Do you want me to even start??!!



    Macro Totals
    Cal = 4141
    Totfat = 178.6
    Sod = 3.6g
    Carb = 292.7
    Sug = 122.7
    Pro = 433.4
    176g fat and 433g protein!! Arggg....

    Any reason why you picked this type of ratio?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Emma-Leigh
    Ohhh... So much I would change! Where to start!!?? Do you want me to even start??!!




    176g fat and 433g protein!! Arggg....



    Any reason why you picked this type of ratio?
    48/32/20...??? --- Is this right?

    I didn't pick the ratio...
    I picked the food that works w/ my schedule, and stomach -

    The ratio is what I wish to streamline
    So, yes, advice is very welcome

    But, the protein has to stay >400

    in 9yrs, I've tried...

    1.3g per pound of lean mass
    1.5g PP/LM
    1.5g PP/BW... And none of this will produce "GAINS"

    I will post the meal by meal breakdowns, if it will help
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    Quote Originally Posted by The Monkey Man
    48/32/20...??? --- Is this right?

    I didn't pick the ratio...
    I picked the food that works w/ my schedule, and stomach -

    The ratio is what I wish to streamline
    P'ah - ratio's have little to do with anything!

    So, yes, advice is very welcome

    But, the protein has to stay >400

    in 9yrs, I've tried...

    1.3g per pound of lean mass
    1.5g PP/LM
    1.5g PP/BW... And none of this will produce "GAINS"
    Did you try adding more food...



    Ok... I'll see what I can do - but unless you are majorly juicing it is a little extreme...

    I will post the meal by meal breakdowns, if it will help
    Yeah it would. Your stats, BF%, activity etc would also help.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Emma-Leigh
    P'ah - ratio's have little to do with anything! ---- Did you try adding more food... ---- Ok... I'll see what I can do - but unless you are majorly juicing it is a little extreme... ---- Yeah it would. Your stats, BF%, activity etc would also help.
    I will get anything you ask, but it could take a day or two

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    Fresh Juice Breakdown
    Bi weekly Juice load = ¾ Gal / 96oz


    Oranges, 4, Med Peeled, 30oz
    Cal = 399
    TotFat = 0
    Sod = 0
    Carb = 99
    Sug = 80
    Pro = 9.4


    Kiwi, 2, Med (Firm), 8oz
    Cal = 140
    TotFat = 0
    Sod = 12.5
    Carb = 35
    Sug = ~
    Pro = 2.5


    Celery, raw, 28oz
    Cal = 108
    TotFat = 0
    Sod = 634
    Carb = 21.6
    Sug = 14.4
    Pro = 7.2

    Carrots, raw, 51oz
    Cal = 587.6
    TotFat = 0
    Sod = 994
    Carb = 135.6
    Sug = 67.8
    Pro = 11.3

    Parsley, raw, 10oz
    Cal = 103.4
    TotFat = 0
    Sod = 159.8
    Carb = 18.8
    Sug = 4.7
    Pro = 9.4

    Pears, raw, 40oz
    Cal = 652.8
    TotFat = 0
    Sod = 13.6
    Carb = 176.8
    Sug = 108.8
    Pro = 6.8



    Totals
    --------
    96oz
    Cal = 1343.8
    TotFat = 0
    Sod = 1813.9
    Carb = 486.8
    Sug = 275.7
    Pro = 46.6

    16oz
    Cal = 224
    TotFat = 0
    Sod = 302.3
    Carb = 81.1
    Sug = 46
    Pro = 7.7

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