baldy wrote:Just bought a diet pepsi from the vending machine by mistake. Not impressed.
This has happened to me too, it's quite upsetting when you know you should be getting calories but it's all just a lie...
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baldy wrote:Just bought a diet pepsi from the vending machine by mistake. Not impressed.
JP wrote:baldy wrote:Just bought a diet pepsi from the vending machine by mistake. Not impressed.
This has happened to me too, it's quite upsetting when you know you should be getting calories but it's all just a lie...
Linnéa76 wrote:JP wrote:baldy wrote:Just bought a diet pepsi from the vending machine by mistake. Not impressed.
This has happened to me too, it's quite upsetting when you know you should be getting calories but it's all just a lie...
You're aware there's a sugar-free delicato boll on the market now? Could lead to accidental cutting if you're not paying attention!
Lordmuppet wrote:Linnéa76 wrote:You're aware there's a sugar-free delicato boll on the market now? Could lead to accidental cutting if you're not paying attention!
Baldy just sent me a bunch of these. They were finished in under a week! lovely stuff

Talyn wrote:How you can maintain nearly 100kg of bodyweight I do not know.
baldy wrote:potato waffles and baked beans? That is the only thing I consistently eat that is bulking type of food.

hardcore iv wrote:I had to do a low-carb, high protein, diet for a couple of days last week for uni. Came up with a great burger recipe that had me knocking back about 350gms protein and about 50-60gm carbs.
To make about 10 normal sized burgers:
- About 1 kilo of the lowest carb firm tofu you can find (<2 grams CHO per 100gm)
- 100gm nutritional yeast
- 50gm gluten flour
- your choice of spices
- a can of sanitarium nutmeat (peanuts and gluten).
Worked out to about 35gms protein and about 7-8gms of carbs per burger.
This could be either bulking or cutting food depending on what accompanies the burger. Maybe battered and deep fried could work?
Talyn wrote:baldy wrote:potato waffles and baked beans? That is the only thing I consistently eat that is bulking type of food.
That's your problem, there is no bulking food. Only bulking quantities.


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