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    Oats okay to eat late at night?

    Gotta study for exams coming up, and am feeling hungry. Just wanted to know if a breakfast food like oats is okay to eat late at night.

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    As long as it fits into your calorie needs for the day - they will be fine.

    (ps: I would combine them with some protein and fats +/- some more fiber though).
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    it also depends on your body type and how easily you burn or gain. I, for instance, cut all complex carbs out after 5pm during a cutting cycle.



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    try a couple of tbsp of peanut butter to kill a craving. Or, some hard boiled eggs.



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    Quote Originally Posted by juggernaut
    try a couple of tbsp of peanut butter to kill a craving. Or, some hard boiled eggs.
    Exactly, both excellent alternatives.
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    or try some casein. Cottage cheese or a casein protein drink.



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