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    Tyson Boneless, skinless chicken breast

    I've been going to sam's club and picking up an 18 pac of these breasts and cooking them for the week ahead. Is this a good product to consume?

    For each chicken breast:

    110 cals (20 cals from fat)

    Total fat 2.5g
    Saturated 0.5g
    Trans 0g
    Polyunsaturated fat 0g
    Monounsaturated fat 1g

    Sodium 180mg
    0 Carbs

    Protein 23g
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    i'd eat it.
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    Quote Originally Posted by P-funk View Post
    i'd eat it.
    baby steps, P funk. slowly but surley catching on to this "lifestyle change". Thanks for the help.
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    time to cook up some chicken and watch some "Batman Begins". How cut is Christian Bale, god damn im idle.
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    Yeah I get the 10lb bags of Perdue or Tyson Chicken Breast from Costco. Similar stuff in each. I eat 10lb in about ten days time, but its easy and convenient.
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    Quote Originally Posted by zonaguy03 View Post
    time to cook up some chicken and watch some "Batman Begins". How cut is Christian Bale, god damn im idle.
    Hes not so cut in that movie. Watch American Psycho to see how cut he is...or even The Machinist.
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    Quote Originally Posted by AKIRA View Post
    Hes not so cut in that movie. Watch American Psycho to see how cut he is...or even The Machinist.
    Yeah while the machinist is a great flick, he's got more of the Kate Moss diet plan working there. That has to do terrible shit to your body. Good god.
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    Yeah I guess he ate 1 apple every day. No good. Im sure the guy has a nutritionist/trainer and all that shit, plus it's his job to have an unreal body...IM BATMAN
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    Now that is a good actor though...
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    Quote Originally Posted by AKIRA View Post
    Now that is a good actor though...
    He has really been in the spotlight, coming out with tons of movies. After that batman begins and the prestige performance, he is on my fav. 5 for sure.
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    Not to thread hijack but there is a sequel in the making. Heath Ledger will be the joker...?
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    Quote Originally Posted by AKIRA View Post
    Not to thread hijack but there is a sequel in the making. Heath Ledger will be the joker...?
    IMDB.com "The Dark Knight"- July 18th 2008....can't wait to see that trailer probably coming out this December-January. Take a look at all the great actors/actresses on that site. I'm obsessed!
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    One week ahead?? I don't trust meat not to make me sick past 4 days. It might be OK but I also might be paranoid. If you hammer it flat it takes no time at all to cook on the spot. When you hammer it flat spray the entire area with something strong. That hammer makes the the little bacteria growing particles fly. Cross contamination is gay. If you hammer the whole pak and put it in the freezer... those hammered boys cook up nice.. frozen to tummy in no time!! Olive oil is good for you. Food safety is cool. Diarrhea( cha cha cha ) not so good.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Hoglander View Post
    One week ahead?? I don't trust meat not to make me sick past 4 days. It might be OK but I also might be paranoid. If you hammer it flat it takes no time at all to cook on the spot. When you hammer it flat spray the entire area with something strong. That hammer makes the the little bacteria growing particles fly. Cross contamination is gay. If you hammer the whole pak and put it in the freezer... those hammered boys cook up nice.. frozen to tummy in no time!! Olive oil is good for you. Food safety is cool. Diarrhea( cha cha cha ) not so good.
    I every night and when I cook dinner (meal five), I just cook extra for the following day. I don't let meat or pultry go longer than 48hrs from the time of being cooked. Of course it refrigerated, but I'd rather not take the chance. Any implement I use while cooking or during prep gets tossed in the dishwasher, no exceptions.
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    Quote Originally Posted by AKIRA View Post
    Not to thread hijack but there is a sequel in the making. Heath Ledger will be the joker...?
    Ahhhh I just can't see it. I just see Brokeback.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Uthinkso View Post
    Ahhhh I just can't see it. I just see Brokeback.
    UH OH, i hope he doesn't pull one of those in the movie
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    Quote Originally Posted by zonaguy03 View Post
    Yeah I guess he ate 1 apple every day. No good. Im sure the guy has a nutritionist/trainer and all that shit, plus it's his job to have an unreal body...IM BATMAN
    He still looks quite cut in the machinist, even though he was penis thin. At the beginning of Batman he looked a bit over weight, but then he said he was told to eat soups, well liquid basically, but he ate alot of high calorie food like pizza and ice cream, he looked in good shape in Batman, in American Psycho he was really cut though
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    yeah, i saw that. he got huge, still had some abs, but nothing compared to American Psycho.
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    Quote Originally Posted by zonaguy03 View Post
    I've been going to sam's club and picking up an 18 pac of these breasts and cooking them for the week ahead. Is this a good product to consume?

    For each chicken breast:

    110 cals (20 cals from fat)

    Total fat 2.5g
    Saturated 0.5g
    Trans 0g
    Polyunsaturated fat 0g
    Monounsaturated fat 1g

    Sodium 180mg
    0 Carbs

    Protein 23g

    Sam's also has a really good Cajun Seasoning.
    http://www.samsclub.com/shopping/nav...176&pCatg=2556

    1. Run water over the chicken to get most of the ice off (or thaw completely)
    2. Rub the seasoning in really well on the front and the back of the chicken.
    3. Bake for 40-45 minutes.


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