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02-26-2007, 02:22 PM #1Registered User
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white bread?
if i was on a cutting diet white bread is bad correct? and also what about peanuts?
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is 1-2oz alright?
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isnt white bread bad no matter what?
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I've heard some posters here say they like to use it post workout.
I hope that donkey doesn't have a heinie troll!
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ya i read that some where to cus the crabs get in to ur body faster if i rember correct
Originally Posted by the nut
I've heard some posters here say they like to use it post workout.
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Originally Posted by kidbodybilder
Just stay away from Thai chicks, you be alright!I hope that donkey doesn't have a heinie troll!
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Originally Posted by the nut
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lol Originally Posted by the nut
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Originally Posted by the nut
my bad lol
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There's a few brands of "Low-GI" white bread in australia, i think they use a kind of fibre to slow digestion. It has a GI of 54, and is advertised as a good source of fibre per 100g PCF - 8:3:45 appr with 0.8 sat fat and 4g sugar.
ingrediants are: wheat flour, water, yeast, guar gum, canola oil, salt (438mg / 100g), vinegar, soy flour, gluten, emulsifiers, wheat malt flour, thiamin.
/discuss?"I'll eat all the damned Ham, Cheese, Tomato, Onion toasted sandwhiches I want." -Val
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