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I know this sounds disgusting and it is. But it's better than trying to gag down brown rice or yam, tuna or chicken, and green beans or asparagus. I put this all in blender and it went down much smoother than taking a bite and then washing it down with water. I'm curious to know has anyone else done this? Some of my meals I can stand eating others just take too long to eat and honestly while I'm on a strict diet there is never anything that is worth tasting.
 
I thought of doing that but worried I wouldn't be able to drink it is it horribly bad tasting?
 
I love baby food. So i assume this is a good idea.
 
I do it almost every day, I usually get at LEAST 1 full meal in from the blender if not more and usually it's(as disgusting as it sounds) 10oz lean red meat or chicken, 3 cups or more of a leafy veggie, and usually 1 scoop of chocolate protein powder for taste. I'll blend it up and chug it. Usually I'll eat the carbs separate because they go down so easy and I don't need carbs as frequently as I do protein/vegetables.

If I'm on gear I do this even more. Food is fuel, I dont really care what it tastes like.
 
Yes I have... My I recommend adding chickpeas and the water it's canned in added to the mix, it's a great binder, taste good and nutritionally sound.

FOOD SUMMARY
Nutrition facts label for Chickpeas (garbanzo beans, bengal gram), mature seeds, cooked, boiled, without salt




2.5 3.8 Fullness FactorND Rating
NutritionData's
Opinion
Weight loss:
Optimum health:
Weight gain:
The good: This food is low in Saturated Fat, and very low in Cholesterol and Sodium. It is also a good source of Dietary Fiber, Protein and Copper, and a very good source of Folate and Manganese.




NUTRIENT BALANCE
Nutrient Balance Indicator for Chickpeas (garbanzo beans, bengal gram), mature seeds, cooked, boiled, without salt


53
Completeness Score


PROTEIN QUALITY
Protein Quality for Chickpeas (garbanzo beans, bengal gram), mature seeds, cooked, boiled, without salt


106
Amino Acid Score






NUTRITION INFORMATION
Amounts per 1 cup (164g)


Calorie Information
Amounts Per Selected Serving%DV
Calories269(1126 kJ)13%
From Carbohydrate183(766 kJ)
From Fat35.6(149 kJ)
From Protein50.4(211 kJ)
From Alcohol0.0(0.0 kJ)
Carbohydrates
Amounts Per Selected Serving%DV
Total Carbohydrate45.0g15%
Dietary Fiber12.5g50%
Starch~
Sugars7.9g
Fats & Fatty Acids
Amounts Per Selected Serving%DV
Total Fat4.2g7%
Saturated Fat0.4g2%
Monounsaturated Fat1.0g
Polyunsaturated Fat1.9g
Total trans fatty acids~
Total trans-monoenoic fatty acids~
Total trans-polyenoic fatty acids~
Total Omega-3 fatty acids70.5mg
Total Omega-6 fatty acids1825mg
Learn more about these fatty acids
and their equivalent names

Protein & Amino Acids
Amounts Per Selected Serving%DV
Protein14.5g29%
Vitamins
Amounts Per Selected Serving%DV
Vitamin A44.3IU1%
Vitamin C2.1mg4%
Vitamin D~ ~
Vitamin E (Alpha Tocopherol)0.6mg3%
Vitamin K6.6mcg8%
Thiamin0.2mg13%
Riboflavin0.1mg6%
Niacin0.9mg4%
Vitamin B60.2mg11%
Folate282mcg71%
Vitamin B120.0mcg0%
Pantothenic Acid0.5mg5%
Choline70.2mg
Betaine~
Minerals
Amounts Per Selected Serving%DV
Calcium80.4mg8%
Iron4.7mg26%
Magnesium78.7mg20%
Phosphorus276mg28%
Potassium477mg14%
Sodium11.5mg0%
Zinc2.5mg17%
Copper0.6mg29%
Manganese1.7mg84%
Selenium6.1mcg9%
Fluoride~
Sterols
Amounts Per Selected Serving%DV
Cholesterol0.0mg0%
Phytosterols~
Other
Amounts Per Selected Serving%DV
Alcohol0.0g
Water98.7g
Ash1.5g
Caffeine0.0mg
Theobromine0.0mg




Read More Nutrition Facts and Analysis for Chickpeas (garbanzo beans, bengal gram), mature seeds, cooked, boiled, without salt
 
As far as taste goes: not nearly as bad as eating some of the meals especially tuna, brown rice and chicken multiple times a day. DieselJimmy, I'll look into that, I've added about 16oz of water, with 6oz of chicken or a can of tuna, 16oz of water, 1 medium sized yam, half can of green beans, I ended up with about 22oz which went down fairly easily. Through some spices in the blender that's about all I could think of.
 
Oats-eggwhites-frozenberries-whey

Blend with ice and water
 
I know this sounds disgusting and it is. But it's better than trying to gag down brown rice or yam, tuna or chicken, and green beans or asparagus. I put this all in blender and it went down much smoother than taking a bite and then washing it down with water. I'm curious to know has anyone else done this? Some of my meals I can stand eating others just take too long to eat and honestly while I'm on a strict diet there is never anything that is worth tasting.

the problem with this is that the termogenic effect of digestion is reduced, the body burns less calories during the digestion process when calories are in a liquid vs solid state.
 
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the problem with this is that the termogenic effect of digestion is reduced, the body burns less calories during the digestion process when calories are in a liquid vs solid state.

How is it a problem? it's great when trying to gain mass
 
the problem with this is that the termogenic effect of digestion is reduced, the body burns less calories during the digestion process when calories are in a liquid vs solid state.

I was waiting for a post like this. Because I know that there is a benefit to the stomach breaking down solids, but I'm not an expert on this. Obviously this wouldn't be recommended to be done with every meal, but I'm curious to know any substantial difference.
 
Dieting will have you falling from the throne of bigdom. :sorry:

I don't have a problem bulking, and usually stay around 10-12%BF even when my diet is off. The reason I diet is to put more size on and keep fat off at the same time (typically). I'm not small by any means so I don't like to load up on garbage calories.
 
I was waiting for a post like this. Because I know that there is a benefit to the stomach breaking down solids, but I'm not an expert on this. Obviously this wouldn't be recommended to be done with every meal, but I'm curious to know any substantial difference.

I don't think the main problem would be the decreased TEF but liquid foods are faster digesting and don't stay in the GIT as long. so you won't feel satisfied as long which "could" then lead to overeating which would obviously hamper a fat loss diet.
 
My diet consist of chicken and broccoli and protein shakes. So at the end of the day chicken makes me want to puke. But I always wanted to try blending it and just getting my last portion over with.
 
My diet consist of chicken and broccoli and protein shakes. So at the end of the day chicken makes me want to puke. But I always wanted to try blending it and just getting my last portion over with.

Sounds like you need to mix it up. Fish is an obvious choice, pork loin is surprisingly lean. Asparagus, spinach, bok choi are BB staples.
 
Sounds like you need to mix it up. Fish is an obvious choice, pork loin is surprisingly lean. Asparagus, spinach, bok choi are BB staples.
Nah your right. I just hate fish but I am trying to come around on salmon just because of how lean and healthy it is.
 
Nah your right. I just hate fish but I am trying to come around on salmon just because of how lean and healthy it is.

It took me nearly a year to stomach tuna bro :(
 
One of my friends uses a drink called Idealshape, which was supposed to be better than Met-Rx or Myoplex meal replacement mix's. It also has a chem call Cholecystokini which tricks the brain into thinking it's full. However, Chewing on some carbs while slurpin' it down might help too.
 
It took me nearly a year to stomach tuna bro :(

I used to be able to eat tuna and not mind the taste. I think gradually eating it every day for years made me despise it. I don't know exactly when this happened, but the same thing happend with chicken although not so much. I use BBQ sauce with chicken and it isn't so bad. I'll eat talapia or salmon on occasion but tuna is unfortunately the most convenient.
 
I used to be able to eat tuna and not mind the taste. I think gradually eating it every day for years made me despise it. I don't know exactly when this happened, but the same thing happend with chicken although not so much. I use BBQ sauce with chicken and it isn't so bad. I'll eat talapia or salmon on occasion but tuna is unfortunately the most convenient.

Lets face it, you have to go through cycles with food also haha. I mixed tuna and chicken and it's not that bad.
 
Whatever works to fuel your body is what I say you do bro. I think this is a great idea personally I am thinking about trying this one out. I usually eat between 5-7 meals per day and if I got in at least 1 liquid meal that would do wonders for me. I really think your on to something. Thanks for sharing this. Im going to use my blender tomm and let you know how it tastes. Shouldn't be that bad at all.
 
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