Depends on your size, your activity level, your goals, your genetics etc etc.
It also depends on how much you eat.
7% fat for a 300 GRAM serve = 21g of fat and that is more than enough for anyone. 7% fat from a 50 GRAM serve = 2.5g of fat and that is not a lot of energy....
However, the protein in the beef will also be used as energy - so it is not as easy to say.
(ps: I hope you are eating vegetables with that! ).
Depends on your size, your activity level, your goals, your genetics etc etc.
It also depends on how much you eat.
7% fat for a 300 GRAM serve = 21g of fat and that is more than enough for anyone. 7% fat from a 50 GRAM serve = 2.5g of fat and that is not a lot of energy....
However, the protein in the beef will also be used as energy - so it is not as easy to say.
(ps: I hope you are eating vegetables with that! ).
8 oz of beef and i never touch vegetables unless you count beans and other things that dont taste like grass..carrots,lettuce...
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Starting Weight:248....CurrentWeight=196..GoalWeight=8%bf
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Bench: 220ish..................Bench:400x1
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A lot of variables here. You do have to consider that protein has the highest thermic effect of food, and somewhere around 30% of the calories you obtain from protein will be used simply to digest that food and convert it to glucose if need be. That saps a good chunk of the energy you obtained from that meal right there.
All in all that sounds like a pretty lame meal to me. I would get some kind of vegetable and carbohydrate source with that...
The only time it's bad to feel the burn is when you're peeing...
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