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Canned Meats while Carb Cycling


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Posted by: RnRGirl

Are the chicken breast , turkey breast and white crab meat that come in a can a good source of protein and can they be substitued for tuna. I plan on using them as a source of protein while using TwinPeaks carb cycling plan.

Thanks



Posted by: Jodi

I think they are fine.



Posted by: papaoso2k1

you might want to check the sodium levels....Most of the time canned stuff has a lot of sodium



Posted by: ruggaz

WTF! This is just rediculous. How come u guys over in the us can get all this mad stuff from your supermarket. Like first i hear about how you can get like frozen bags of chicken breast, turkey burgers, ground turkey and now i hear about canned chicken and turkey, ahhhh
This is like really poor, very dissapointing indeed. lol



Posted by: P-funk

Yeah, the sodium is kind of crazy in the canned chicken, so I wouldn't want it towards the end of a cut. I had it once, it tastes all right, especially with mayo. The only problem is that there is so little chicken in one of those cans I need like 4 or 5 of them just to equal one meal....lol



Posted by: derekisdman

Really p-funk? I get all my chicken at sams. I get the frozen chicken breast and the canned chicken. The canned chicken I get comes in a package. There are 5 13 oz cans in a package. For each can there is 75 grams of protein. Infact here is the nutrition facts:

Serving size: 1/3 cup (71 grams)
5 per container

Calories: 60
Fat Cal: 10
Total Fat: 1.5 g
sat fat: 0 g
Cholest. 40 mg
Sodium: 230 mg
Total Carb: 0 g
Fiber: 0
Sugar: 0
Protein: 15 g

Ingredients: Chicken Breast Meat, Water, Salt.

I eat A LOT of this stuff since it's so convienent. I make sure to drain the can a few times with water to hopefully get rid of a lot of the sodium. A pack of 5 cans (4 lbs.) costs just over $9 so price isn't too bad either.



Posted by: RnRGirl

That's the same canned chicken I buy from Sam's



Posted by: P-funk

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Really p-funk? I get all my chicken at sams. I get the frozen chicken breast and the canned chicken. The canned chicken I get comes in a package. There are 5 13 oz cans in a package.
That's not to bad.....However, I live New York City, with no car and no access to a Sam's club (even if I did have access to one how would I get everything home?? Walk with huge boxes of food...lol). So that is not something taht I have the luxery of. In the supermarket here that stuff is really expensive.



Posted by: Jodi

I've seen that stuff at Sam's. I think its made by Members Mark??? I like it but I found chunks of fat in it one and that was it for me.

Funky, you could always use a big box or get a shopping cart.



Posted by: P-funk

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Originally posted by Jodi
I've seen that stuff at Sam's. I think its made by Members Mark??? I like it but I found chunks of fat in it one and that was it for me.

Funky, you could always use a big box or get a shopping cart.
That is a good idea but gettin up and down all those steps in the subway would be a real bitch with a shopping cart full of canned tuna and huge frozen meats and chicken.




Posted by: derekisdman

Chunks of fat huh? That's not cool. I've never encountered that problem and hopefully never will. I did find a small bone in one can though, I don't know what the frick was going on with that.



Posted by: Jodi

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Originally posted by P-funk
That is a good idea but gettin up and down all those steps in the subway would be a real bitch with a shopping cart full of canned tuna and huge frozen meats and chicken.
Sure would You won't look like a freak, I promise

Derek I've found bones in my tuna before to.



Posted by: y2gt

I also flush the can out with fresh water several times to try and reduce the sodium. I'm sure the water thats in the can has most of the sodium in it.
What do you think. Will that reduce the sodium substantially?



Posted by: derekisdman

I would think it would - and I hope it does.




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