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Originally Posted by BigDyl
All McDonalds breakfast sandwhichs put in a blender, mixed together with 1 stick of butter etc..
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Originally Posted by BigDyl
Stuffed Crust Pizza with extra cheese
Big Mac Hardee's 2/3 lb thick burger (103 g's of fat) X-tra large dairy queen blizzard with all mixings (reeses cups, m&m's, fudge, brownie, kit kat chunks) All McDonalds breakfast sandwhichs put in a blender, mixed together with 1 stick of butter etc.. |
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Originally Posted by du510
He never said "clean bulk". He just wants bulking meals.
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Originally Posted by BigDyl
Stuffed Crust Pizza with extra cheese
Big Mac Hardee's 2/3 lb thick burger (103 g's of fat) X-tra large dairy queen blizzard with all mixings (reeses cups, m&m's, fudge, brownie, kit kat chunks) All McDonalds breakfast sandwhichs put in a blender, mixed together with 1 stick of butter etc.. |
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Originally Posted by soxmuscle
Mino or whomever -- I already currently eat two bananas per day, but I was wondering If I could possibly eat more than that. They are so good and quick and easy to eat, would it be wise to eat three of them per day to add more and more calories? I currently eat about 3000-3500 calories per day but I want to get up to the four thousand range, possibly even the 5000 range.
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Originally Posted by soxmuscle
Mino or whomever -- I already currently eat two bananas per day, but I was wondering If I could possibly eat more than that. They are so good and quick and easy to eat, would it be wise to eat three of them per day to add more and more calories? I currently eat about 3000-3500 calories per day but I want to get up to the four thousand range, possibly even the 5000 range.
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Originally Posted by min0 lee
I would take that 3rd. banana and add it to a protein shake.
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Originally Posted by min0 lee
Proteins:
Turkey Lean Ham Tuna Boneless / Skinless Chicken Breast Eggs Lean Beef Cottage Cheese Skim Milk Steak Lean ground beef Turkey bacon Tilapia Catfish Nutlettes Cereal Powerbutter Cod Carbs: Oatmeal Bananas Rice cakes Sweet Potatoes (yams) Brown Rice Wheat Bread Red Russet Potatoes Grits Whole Wheat Tortillas Kidney Beans Butter Beans Black Eyed Peas Fats: Natural Peanut butter Olive Oil Flaxseed oil Fish Oil Almonds Vegetables: Lettuce Broccoli Green Beans Spinach Asparagus Zucchini Carrots |
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