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  1. Hank H1LL Hank H1LL is offline

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    Nov 28th, 2011 (11/28/2011 6:34am) in reply to ApesAreFun

    I rarely drink it but I do like whole milk + water/tea/soda with dinner. having both is the way to go.

    phi you could throw some boneless chicken in the oven and then slice it up on tacos. tbh it would take less work than browning ground anything, just a few more minutes to cook.
  2. smokerock247 smokerock247 is offline

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    Nov 28th, 2011 (11/28/2011 6:54am) in reply to Hank H1LL

    Milk is epic with any meal

    Has anyone ever had fish tacos?

    and if yes, what do you put on them?
    Edited By: smokerock247 Nov 28th, 2011 at 06:54 AM
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    Nov 28th, 2011 (11/28/2011 7:09am) in reply to Jaybone2315

     
    Originally Posted by Jaybone2315 View Post

    All this milk talk, and I had to go get a class.

    Except I obv made chocolate milk.

    Which reminds me I should tell you guys how weird I am. If i make a glass of chocolate (or strawberry) milk at home, I drink it with a spoon. Like... ill drink the entire class by the spoonful. I honestly have no clue why, and I think ive been doing it this way for well over 15 years.

    <3 chocolate milk. saying holds true, "Once you go black, you never go back."
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    Nov 28th, 2011 (11/28/2011 2:12pm) in reply to ApesAreFun

     
    Originally Posted by clemsonrich View Post

    when then? also thought that was standard.

     
    Originally Posted by threeven View Post

    Weird, I pretty much only drink milk with dinner. Always thought that was fairly standard.

    Hmm maybe it's split then. I prefer milk in the morning/breakfast or even lunch time/post dinner. I think it's how I've always been? I've always been a fan of milk tho.
    Edited By: tmac456 Nov 28th, 2011 at 02:13 PM
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    Nov 28th, 2011 (11/28/2011 2:25pm) in reply to tmac456

    That Taco + Milk + a beer 10 min = :( Butthole.
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    Nov 28th, 2011 (11/28/2011 2:53pm) in reply to Unforseen

    this is level 0 of cooking.
    smokecock thread was level - 1.
    Nastysmell is level 2 , browning some meat .
    All this on a scale of an 100.
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    Nov 28th, 2011 (11/28/2011 3:20pm) in reply to Lefra

     

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    Finally started working! Milk with dinner is standard as a kid but not so much anymore.
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    Nov 28th, 2011 (11/28/2011 3:27pm) in reply to Lefra

     
    Originally Posted by Lefra View Post

    this is level 0 of cooking.
    smokecock thread was level - 1.
    Nastysmell is level 2 , browning some meat .
    All this on a scale of an 100.

    show us how its done then.
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    Nov 28th, 2011 (11/28/2011 3:48pm) in reply to clwhat

    Check the label on that turkey. Is it ground turkey or turkey breast? If just regular turkey, the fat content is just as high as beef.
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    Nov 28th, 2011 (11/28/2011 3:51pm) in reply to HassanJones

     
    Originally Posted by HassanJones View Post

    Check the label on that turkey. Is it ground turkey or turkey breast? If just regular turkey, the fat content is just as high as beef.


    Can you not see the package in the OP?
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    Nov 28th, 2011 (11/28/2011 4:06pm) in reply to kdunlapmo

    I do see the package. No mention of breast. If the OP is so concerned about eating healthy, why not get the turkey breast for the lower fat content?
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    Nov 28th, 2011 (11/28/2011 4:09pm) in reply to HassanJones

     
    Originally Posted by HassanJones View Post

    I do see the package. No mention of breast. If the OP is so concerned about eating healthy, why not get the turkey breast for the lower fat content?

    Because non-fat =/= healthy, actually the opposite. Fat is good for your body, low fat diets are not healthy. If you are looking to lose weight you shouldn't cut out fat you should cut out calories.
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    Nov 28th, 2011 (11/28/2011 4:10pm) in reply to coolhandkev

    Some fats are good, yes. I've never heard of the saturated fat from meats being good for you.
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    Nov 28th, 2011 (11/28/2011 4:22pm) in reply to HassanJones

     
    Originally Posted by HassanJones View Post

    Some fats are good, yes. I've never heard of the saturated fat from meats being good for you.

    Saturated fats have their benefit just like poly and mono unsaturated fats do. You should have a balance for each. Read this thread: http://forum.bodybuilding.com/showth...saturated+fats the first few responses have tons of information. SF's have benefits and they aren't linked negatively to cholesterol levels or CHD or CVD
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    Nov 28th, 2011 (11/28/2011 7:44pm) in reply to coolhandkev

    we call these michigan tacos since moving to SD. you can't find ground beef tacos anywhere except taco bell.
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    Nov 28th, 2011 (11/28/2011 8:09pm) in reply to coolhandkev

     
    Originally Posted by coolhandkev View Post

    Because non-fat =/= healthy, actually the opposite. Fat is good for your body, low fat diets are not healthy. If you are looking to lose weight you shouldn't cut out fat you should cut out calories.

    well if fat had 9 calories/gram it would make sense to eat less of it...
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    Nov 28th, 2011 (11/28/2011 8:18pm) in reply to HassanJones

     
    Originally Posted by HassanJones View Post

    Some fats are good, yes. I've never heard of the saturated fat from meats being good for you.

    never noticed your name before. The real Hassan Jones used to live next door to my buddy in the hood. He would always be out there drinkin and smokin, listening to some old school slow jams with his buddies. He's a pretty cool guy. cool story, i know.
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    Nov 28th, 2011 (11/28/2011 8:22pm) in reply to clwhat

    turkey FTW
     
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    Nov 28th, 2011 (11/28/2011 8:26pm) in reply to jross1901

    lol @ flour tortillas
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    Nov 28th, 2011 (11/28/2011 8:34pm) in reply to Hank H1LL

     
    Originally Posted by Hank H1LL View Post

    well if fat had 9 calories/gram it would make sense to eat less of it...

    How many people do you know on low fat diets that still don't lose weight? It's a flawed approach to think that not eating fat = losing fat (or vice versa eating fat makes you fat). You either are eating too many calories or you're not. The healthiest way to lose weight is to eat the right amount of calories while still getting in the right amounts of fat and protein.

    Fat is 9 calories per gram but it's also more filling.
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    Nov 28th, 2011 (11/28/2011 8:38pm) in reply to coolhandkev

    I realize all of that. to me your last post seemed to say something you didn't mean, or something, or some other thing.
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    Nov 28th, 2011 (11/28/2011 10:11pm) in reply to Phi

     
    Originally Posted by Phi View Post


    lol i do the same thing, it makes it last longer, if i tip up the glass its gone in 3 seconds. i rarely have chocolate syrup in the house tho, since its obv not a good thing for a tubby fella like myself.

    just so you know chocolate syrup isnt bad for you...its not good for you persay but def not bad at 100 calories per serving...

    the more you know.................
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    Nov 28th, 2011 (11/28/2011 10:47pm) in reply to watson5j

     
    Originally Posted by watson5j View Post

    just so you know chocolate syrup isnt bad for you...its not good for you persay but def not bad at 100 calories per serving...

    the more you know.................

    He meant he would be putting 1 serving on each taco though
     
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    Nov 28th, 2011 (11/28/2011 11:11pm) in reply to MattElsarelli

    love flour tortillas with shredded chedder cheese, I only drink milk for dinner if I'm eating Italian.
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    Nov 28th, 2011 (11/28/2011 11:15pm) in reply to dams

    I ate pasta for dinner.

    Immediately chugged milk afterwards. It was delicious.
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    Nov 28th, 2011 (11/28/2011 11:16pm) in reply to Jaybone2315

     
    Originally Posted by Jaybone2315 View Post

    I ate pasta for dinner.

    Immediately chugged milk afterwards. It was delicious.

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    Nov 28th, 2011 (11/28/2011 11:27pm) in reply to Phi

    Humans drinking cows milk is not natural. Tastes damn good in my coffee though.
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    Nov 29th, 2011 (11/29/2011 12:55am) in reply to MadProfesor

     
    Originally Posted by MadProfesor View Post

    Humans drinking cows milk is not natural. Tastes damn good in my coffee though.


    You know what tastes good in my coffee? More coffee
    Edited By: wes_mc Nov 29th, 2011 at 12:57 AM
    Reason: fuckin pansies
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    Nov 29th, 2011 (11/29/2011 7:24am) in reply to wes_mc

    I recommend using the leftover meat to make pasta sauce the next day, just chop up some onions and peppers and throw that, all the leftover meat, and some bottled sauce in a pan and simmer it for a while, and you will get a ton of great meals with it.

    Obv you can put whatever you like in there, but thats what I do and it is so easy and makes a great sauce, fyi.
     
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    Nov 29th, 2011 (11/29/2011 8:06am) in reply to Chris R

    save money+taste buying canned crushed tomatos and making your own sauce. then garlic onion lemon and herb it up. a good red sauce will stand up to a lot so get weird with it
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