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Join Date: Nov 2008
Location: New Brunswick, NJ
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Post your favorite calorie restricted cutting foods and help me at the same time!!
I'm trying to cut back some weight, specifically fat loss, and I need some help.
I'm 5'10, medium build, 150, moderately skinny but I have a beer gut and slight handles that need to go. I'm trying to stay skinny, slim and fit, but not sure how I can get back there. What are some foods to eat, or your food list that you eat when trying to lose weight or get really lean and lower your body fat? I'm willing to try bite for bite someone else's diet! (I'm open to ALL food suggestions and new foods I haven't tried before, I just recently tried hummus as a fat source, lovely.) Last edited by MatthewC : 11-15-2008 at 01:03 PM. |
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I know it sounds a little hard and you think getting by other's diet will help you out. I was the same! But once you read up a little and learn what you should consume/avoid its all simple.
FitDay - Free Weight Loss and Diet Journal amazing program for counting macros/calorie intakes along with setting goals and such And read: http://www.ironmagazineforums.com/di...intenance.html (Guide to Cutting, Bulking & Maintenance) It helped me a lot, should come in handy for you too if you havent read it yet |
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Join Date: Nov 2008
Location: New Brunswick, NJ
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thank you for the links and everything, but i do know what to eat and what to avoid and how to lose or gain.
im just sick of eating my regular "diet" foods (grilled chicken, turkey, whole grains bread, slow oats, apples, plain yogurt, raw nuts, egg whites, etc, etc, etc) , which makes me want to cheat. This is why I was wondering of perhaps new foods that are foreign to me, yet are healthy to eat, which will keep me enthused to continue the diet, which is why I gave the example of hummus as a fat source. I guess my thread should have read, "Im too bored to diet again because im sick of my regular healthy foods, I need some unique ideas to keep me entertained". |
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Hmmm I don't know what to tell you there. I know I do not diet because I enjoy not eating pizza and other "cheat foods" I diet because I enjoy the results I get from it. To be in the best shape you have to sacrifice. That is if you consider a diet a sacrifice. Most of us that follow this lifestyle eat very specific foods because we want to improve our physical appearance and muscular strength. I will give you a few things I eat that I consider tasty, you can decide for yourself if you want to give it a try or not: 1: I make a 1/2 cup of Old Fashioned oats. I put more water in them than normal so it is a little less thick. Then I add a school of Chocolate protein powder and 1 tablespoon of natty peanut butter (or almond butter sometimes). This makes it thicker and quite tasty. One of my favorite meals 2: Stir fry! it is great. Cut up some Zucchini, Carrots, green peppers, broccoli, and any other veggies if you want. Toss them on a skillet with a large sliced chicken breast. Cook em up with a small amount of vegetable oil and eat up. I enjoy this and it is healthy! 3. Egg White burrito! Yeah I make 1 cup of liquid egg whites. Cook em up then put then on a whole wheat tortilla wrap with spinach leaves, tomatoes, and green peppers. This is pretty tasty and a good meal. Other than those I don't know what to tell ya. I stick to cottage cheese, egg whites, chicken, old fashioned oats, fiberous veggies, and natty peanut butter... thats about it |
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agreed, plain oats just get so boring... But when you add that peanut butter and whey protein it gets much better! Also, if you can afford the macros, make it with milk instead of water OR add a banana~
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Join Date: Nov 2008
Location: Dhaka
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trying to stay skinny
I'm trying to stay skinny, slim and fit, but not sure how I can get back there. What are some foods to eat, or your food list that you eat when trying to lose weight or get really lean and lower your body fat?
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Is done with comp running
Join Date: May 2006
Location: Jersey
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personally, i dont really doctor foods (ie "diet" or "low carb.low cal" ANYTHING or just egg whites) i eat most of my normal foods, and i make sure i never go to excess, watch the calories, sugars and sodium and you will be ok. it might take a while, but it is well worth it... how do you feel about hard boiled eggs?
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Location: New Brunswick, NJ
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what do you mean "aka troll #1"???
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Noted.
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oatmeal can get very boring... i used to eat it plain (somehow) then i discovered adding sweetner to it and it made a pretty big difference but i eventually still got bored of it... however, i must say adding a scoop of chocolate protein powder makes it taste unreal...
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"He's so Natty!"
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The other thing I love to do is actually just put sea salt on oats. I've been told it's weird, but damnit I swear it's freaking delicious. |
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Join Date: Nov 2008
Location: New Brunswick, NJ
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Is it possible to add splenda and raisins and egg whites and somehow make some form of cookie/pancake? It always seems like crispy tastes much better than mushy..
and yeh, i don't know what that guy repeated what i said.. im not being a forum troll tho... |
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Matthew, sorry about the "guilty by association" post.
I suggest eating more fat when you cut. That's what I do. I eat at least a whole avocado every day, plus raw nuts, butter, egg yolks and olive oil and coconut oil, as well as 10g fish oil daily. It really helps with satiety. Keep your protein up, too. Also lots of green veggies. |
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Join Date: Dec 2002
Location: AZ
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lol....is there such a thing as a FAVORITE CALORIE RESTRICTED FOOD!
anything that makes me restrict calories pisses me off. |
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Thats pretty much how I feel. Its like saying "What healthy cheat foods can I eat" and if they are healthy they are not a cheat food! This whole question screams oxymoron to me ![]() |
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