The **Now Eating** Thread

Glad to hear that you took on board the advice about the protein content.

I did read it, and decided to do a bit of reading online, then disregarded your assumption as invalid.

77g of protein for a day when on a cut? Surely not. When I'm cutting, which I am at the moment, protein makes up approximately 55-60% of my calorie intake for the day, which equates to about 170g per day.

BennyC suggested that the dryness could be down to the amount of whey in the mixture, which I also think is wrong as I used the same amount today and just simply cooked it for less time and it tasted awesome. FWIW, I didn't actually see BennyC's post until after I made tonight's batch so would have probably tried just the one scoop if I had. But after having success with this tonight I think I'll stick with it for when it's late in the day and I am still a way off capping my macros.

I will try it with the one scoop another day and see how that turns out.

Some sources about protein intake when cutting:
http://evidencemag.com/dieting-protein-needs/
http://www.schwarzenegger.com/fitness/post/The-Protein-Bible-Part-3-Protein-Requirements-for-Goals
http://forum.bodybuilding.com/showthread.php?t=145034241
 
You have to consider you didn't disclose your daily protein intake in your original post some FrenchTarts assumption wasn't completely unfounded.

1 scoop is all that's needed but each to our own.

(FWIW, you don't need to educate me on macros ;) )
 
I never said that you should have only 77g of protein per day. I said that was nearly your entire protein requirement for a day - so unless you're eating bugger all the rest of the day, what I said was true.

170g of protein per day is somewhat high unless you've got more LBM than Freefaller or enjoy juice.
 
Been a while since I've posted

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Brisket braised in porter, green beans, roasted onion, mash, and braising jus. Hit the spot!
 
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