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Meal Ideas

rugratz2015
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Hi! I'm looking for meal ideas using the following : 1,750 calories, 175g Protein, 70g Carbs and 85g of Fat.
Thanks!
Thanks!
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I don't know how to answer this.
Eat food. Log it. If you miss your goals, adjust from there.1 -
That's a weird setup, looks unbalanced, hard to make into acceptable meals, unless you're willing to replace a meal with protein powder.3
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If my calculations are correct, that's about 40% protein, 45% fat, and 15% carbs. Very, very difficult to achieve eating 'normal' foods/meals. I agree that protein supplementation is probably going to necessary if you truly intend to eat within these macros. And I guess lots of oils, butter, and fattier cuts of meat.
ETA, and lower carb veggies/leafy greens to cover as many micronutrients as possible.0 -
If my calculations are correct, that's about 40% protein, 45% fat, and 15% carbs. Very, very difficult to achieve eating 'normal' foods/meals. I agree that protein supplementation is probably going to necessary if you truly intend to eat within these macros. And I guess lots of oils, butter, and fattier cuts of meat.
ETA, and lower carb veggies/leafy greens to cover as many micronutrients as possible.
Thanks, but the ratio is 53% protein, 26% fat and 21% carbs.
I was also surprised to have so much fat, I don't normally eat that much unless I'm eating junk.
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rugratz2015 wrote: »If my calculations are correct, that's about 40% protein, 45% fat, and 15% carbs. Very, very difficult to achieve eating 'normal' foods/meals. I agree that protein supplementation is probably going to necessary if you truly intend to eat within these macros. And I guess lots of oils, butter, and fattier cuts of meat.
ETA, and lower carb veggies/leafy greens to cover as many micronutrients as possible.
Thanks, but the ratio is 53% protein, 26% fat and 21% carbs.
I was also surprised to have so much fat, I don't normally eat that much unless I'm eating junk.
Gotcha. That's actually not terribly high in fat. Lower in carb than I eat, though, so I'm not much help with meal ideas!1 -
rugratz2015 wrote: »If my calculations are correct, that's about 40% protein, 45% fat, and 15% carbs. Very, very difficult to achieve eating 'normal' foods/meals. I agree that protein supplementation is probably going to necessary if you truly intend to eat within these macros. And I guess lots of oils, butter, and fattier cuts of meat.
ETA, and lower carb veggies/leafy greens to cover as many micronutrients as possible.
Thanks, but the ratio is 53% protein, 26% fat and 21% carbs.
I was also surprised to have so much fat, I don't normally eat that much unless I'm eating junk.
26% isn't really a lot. I usually get between 30-35%1 -
I didn't work the numbers, but try making a cobb salad (lettuce, tomato, grilled chicken, hard boiled egg, bacon, avocado, blue cheese, dressing of choice). It's my go to meal when I need a lot of protein, a moderate amount of fat and a modest amount of carbs.2
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TavistockToad wrote: »rugratz2015 wrote: »If my calculations are correct, that's about 40% protein, 45% fat, and 15% carbs. Very, very difficult to achieve eating 'normal' foods/meals. I agree that protein supplementation is probably going to necessary if you truly intend to eat within these macros. And I guess lots of oils, butter, and fattier cuts of meat.
ETA, and lower carb veggies/leafy greens to cover as many micronutrients as possible.
Thanks, but the ratio is 53% protein, 26% fat and 21% carbs.
I was also surprised to have so much fat, I don't normally eat that much unless I'm eating junk.
26% isn't really a lot. I usually get between 30-35%
Probably looks high to me as the calorie allowance is higher than what I'm used to and I thought it would be higher in carbs.
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