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Old 14-01-2006, 08:18 AM   #1 (permalink)
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Whats everyones favorite post workout solid meal? What do you have useually? Whats the nutritional value of those meals?

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Straight away post workout I will have some dextrose in water with 1 1/2 scoops of whey, and 6 egg whites (although perhaps switching to oats). Nutritionally that is approx 60 grams protein, 40 grams carbs, 3 grams fat.

The first 'meal' i have is about 1 hour later and is pretty much the same as my other solid meals, something along the lines of brown rice with cashews and raisins with some pesto and a load of chicken/turkey breast. Prob 50/80/30 protein/carb/fat

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Then around an hour 45 mins later eat again. My full diet is posted as a stciky example in the appropriate forum
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Post workout I have just started having 2 scoops whey, 2 scoops ground oats, milk and honey.

Then shortly after a solid meal consisting of either a tin of tuna, chicken/turkey with several slices of wholemeal bread and another single scoop of whey in water. Glass of fruit juice.
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At the moment I'm not too fussed, used to have whey and maltodextrin shake straight after (40g protein - 50g carbs) then a solid meal about an hour later of tuna and jacket potato

Now I have a protein flapjack straight after (20g protein, 50g carbs, 16g fat) and then meal as soon as I can. Usually 240g chicken with a large bowl of oats and raisins (60g protein - 80g carbs ish)

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which protein flapjack do u have j
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I used to have the old chemical nutrition ones but now Its just a massive power flapjack from my new gym (much nicer)

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I eat the Dorian Yates flapjacks now and again, I beleive you do too Nick?

They taste good.
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I eat the Dorian Yates flapjacks now and again, I beleive you do too Nick?

They taste good.
Not compared to the ones I'm having now

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I eat the Dorian Yates flapjacks now and again, I beleive you do too Nick?

They taste good.
Not compared to the ones I'm having now

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