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thing sliced turkey over Protein powder???
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03-26-2004, 06:24 PM #1Registered User
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thing sliced turkey over Protein powder???
hey guys, yes its the QG again !!! lol...
anyway.......i have been thinking about something lateley, i have been in bodybuilding for a long time now (not as long as some of the pros here) but i defenently fit in the "advanced" section......well, last time i had my protein shake i threw up alll over the kitchen floor, i am soooo sick of protein powders and they taste alll the same to me since i have been taking them for so many years.... anyways.... i have been thinking about replacing my protein intake with "with thin sliced deli turkey"
25 slices= 300 calories
10g Sugar
7.5g Fat
and the best of ALL 45 GRAMS of PROTEIN
so i know this would be for someone who is on a bulk and not a cut, but you got to addmit it sure is a good replacement Protein for people who have the same "taste" as I do.... im planing to use this way of protein intake for a while untill my stomach can handle being around protein powders and not drive me crazy....
PS: does anyone know of any "protein pills" i thought i saw some somewhere..............
WHAT DO YOU GUYS THINK OF THIS ???????
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03-26-2004, 07:04 PM #3happy sumo ELITE MEMBER
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Protein from the meat WONT be digested as quickley as whey. Therefor it is not as beneficial post workout. Try a different flavor of protein. I am going to try the blend from www.nuclearnutrition.com next.
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03-27-2004, 09:43 AM #4StudentDentistTeethPuller
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yo questionguy, have you tried to add other stuff to your shake to make it taste better?
I usually try to make my shakes close to smoothy's by adding fruits...
or if i have chocolate flavor i try to make them into a milk shae (not best idea) but it gets the job done for protein intakeNo Pain, No Gain
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03-27-2004, 01:44 PM #5The Bunny Is Bulking! ELITE MEMBER
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besides your pwo shake you really dont need to drink whey...real food beats protien powder any day...i only end up pounding protien 2 times a day...one post workout, and one for the part of my day where cooking a meal isnt possible...
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I had the same problem. I used to really like Universal's Milk and Egg protein (vanilla)...now I can't stand the taste - let alone the smell of it! I have now switched to Optimum Nutrition's Egg protein (chocolate).
Anyway, you can also try chicken. If you look around, you can find big bags of chicken that have 40+ grams of protein per breast.
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yeah, thanx guys, i just cant stand no more protein for a whileq, i have been doin this for soo long i just got sick of it, ( i mean protein not lifting).....
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Ya know, it'll probably be cheaper to buy a big bag of chicken than to buy thin sliced turkey from the deli.
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