Underrated foods?
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Spaghettios2
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Carlos_421 wrote: »Spaghettios
I love your profile pic
pancakerunner wrote: »Rye bread.
YES! I loveeeee rye bread. Also pumpernickel. I always buy rye and pumpernickel wraps too.1 -
Noreenmarie1234 wrote: »Carlos_421 wrote: »Spaghettios
I love your profile picpancakerunner wrote: »Rye bread.
YES! I loveeeee rye bread. Also pumpernickel. I always buy rye and pumpernickel wraps too.
Pumpernickel with cream cheese, dill and cucumeber. Yum!2 -
pancakerunner wrote: »EGGNOG
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Actual eggnog, with heaps of real cream and eggs and rum and such, with fresh nutmeg: Yes. Things in cartons from the store: Mostly, not so much. Some (not all) are OK, but not the same.
Sadly no one makes real Eggnog anymore. I miss it and detest the stuff in the carton. Doesn't taste anything like what we used to make.
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cheryldumais wrote: »pancakerunner wrote: »EGGNOG
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Actual eggnog, with heaps of real cream and eggs and rum and such, with fresh nutmeg: Yes. Things in cartons from the store: Mostly, not so much. Some (not all) are OK, but not the same.
Sadly no one makes real Eggnog anymore. I miss it and detest the stuff in the carton. Doesn't taste anything like what we used to make.
The best store-bought eggnog!1 -
Chicken, brown rice, and broccoli.
The original bodybuilding staple meal gets so much flak and is actually delicious - I'm eating it for lunch right now and do almost every day.2 -
youcantflexcardio wrote: »Chicken, brown rice, and broccoli.
The original bodybuilding staple meal gets so much flak and is actually delicious - I'm eating it for lunch right now and do almost every day.
Wait, chicken is underrated? By who and where?
I mean yes, chicken, rice (of most types), and broccoli are three staple foods for me, but still.1 -
youcantflexcardio wrote: »Chicken, brown rice, and broccoli.
The original bodybuilding staple meal gets so much flak and is actually delicious - I'm eating it for lunch right now and do almost every day.
Wait, chicken is underrated? By who and where?
I mean yes, chicken, rice (of most types), and broccoli are three staple foods for me, but still.
I wouldn't say its underrated... but over-flakked?2 -
I don't think chicken, rice, and broccoli are underrated. I think eating them to the exclusion of other just as good foods is overrated by some, and I wouldn't want to eat it every day, so I would accept "eating chicken, rice, and broccoli nearly every day" as underrated (although I would not agree, I think it's current rating is about right).0
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Brussels sprouts! Pretty stereotypical "yuck" food but add some healthy fat, garlic and seasoning? Mmm mmm.1
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jessalittlemore wrote: »Brussels sprouts! Pretty stereotypical "yuck" food but add some healthy fat, garlic and seasoning? Mmm mmm.
Roasted Brussel sprouts! Amazing4 -
Ostrich eggs (I live in Cape Town, South Africa)
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neugebauer52 wrote: »Ostrich eggs (I live in Cape Town, South Africa)
While we're on the subject of eggs, I think jammy eggs are underrated.0 -
jessalittlemore wrote: »Brussels sprouts! Pretty stereotypical "yuck" food but add some healthy fat, garlic and seasoning? Mmm mmm.
Or add any fat. Duck fat especially if you're not vegetarian. Shredded brussels sprouts (just put them through a slicing blade in a food processor of cut them like you would a cabbage) sauteed with duck fat, garlic, and salt and pepper are amazing.2 -
jessalittlemore wrote: »Brussels sprouts! Pretty stereotypical "yuck" food but add some healthy fat, garlic and seasoning? Mmm mmm.
Or add any fat. Duck fat especially if you're not vegetarian. Shredded brussels sprouts (just put them through a slicing blade in a food processor of cut them like you would a cabbage) sauteed with duck fat, garlic, and salt and pepper are amazing.
Bump! Love Brussels sprouts cooked in bacon drippings and topped with blue cheese and crumbled bacon.0 -
I don't think chicken, rice, and broccoli are underrated. I think eating them to the exclusion of other just as good foods is overrated by some, and I wouldn't want to eat it every day, so I would accept "eating chicken, rice, and broccoli nearly every day" as underrated (although I would not agree, I think it's current rating is about right).
When I go into a cut I tend to eat pretty much the same things at the same times every day. It's easy, efficient, and extremely effective.0 -
youcantflexcardio wrote: »I don't think chicken, rice, and broccoli are underrated. I think eating them to the exclusion of other just as good foods is overrated by some, and I wouldn't want to eat it every day, so I would accept "eating chicken, rice, and broccoli nearly every day" as underrated (although I would not agree, I think it's current rating is about right).
When I go into a cut I tend to eat pretty much the same things at the same times every day. It's easy, efficient, and extremely effective.
but is it underrated?1 -
Underrated (maybe not, but not common): Sturgeon. I'm a former Pacific Northwest guy, so almost all seafood is awesome.
Also underrated (only because it's not possible to rate it high enough): Copper River salmon - the best on the market (it's seasonal, so not available all the time).
Overrated? Tilapia. Rye bread. Yuck.3 -
Silentpadna wrote: »Underrated (maybe not, but not common): Sturgeon. I'm a former Pacific Northwest guy, so almost all seafood is awesome.
Also underrated (only because it's not possible to rate it high enough): Copper River salmon - the best on the market (it's seasonal, so not available all the time).
Overrated? Tilapia. Rye bread. Yuck.
I love tilapia personally...0 -
I do actually think eating the same things at the same times every day is underrated. For cutting at least, but even on maintenance or a bulk I still tend to do it a lot.pancakerunner wrote: »youcantflexcardio wrote: »I don't think chicken, rice, and broccoli are underrated. I think eating them to the exclusion of other just as good foods is overrated by some, and I wouldn't want to eat it every day, so I would accept "eating chicken, rice, and broccoli nearly every day" as underrated (although I would not agree, I think it's current rating is about right).
When I go into a cut I tend to eat pretty much the same things at the same times every day. It's easy, efficient, and extremely effective.
but is it underrated?2 -
Silentpadna wrote: »Underrated (maybe not, but not common): Sturgeon. I'm a former Pacific Northwest guy, so almost all seafood is awesome.
Also underrated (only because it's not possible to rate it high enough): Copper River salmon - the best on the market (it's seasonal, so not available all the time).
Overrated? Tilapia. Rye bread. Yuck.
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youcantflexcardio wrote: »
I do actually think eating the same things at the same times every day is underrated. For cutting at least, but even on maintenance or a bulk I still tend to do it a lot.pancakerunner wrote: »youcantflexcardio wrote: »I don't think chicken, rice, and broccoli are underrated. I think eating them to the exclusion of other just as good foods is overrated by some, and I wouldn't want to eat it every day, so I would accept "eating chicken, rice, and broccoli nearly every day" as underrated (although I would not agree, I think it's current rating is about right).
When I go into a cut I tend to eat pretty much the same things at the same times every day. It's easy, efficient, and extremely effective.
but is it underrated?
I don't. I actually think it's important to vary vegetables and eat a much greater variety than just endless broccoli, for health reasons, and I feel somewhat the same way about the other parts of the meal (plus plain boneless, skinless chicken breast is NOT underrated, but the opposite).
I usually eat a similar breakfast (when I eat breakfast) for long stretches, but the vegetables used in it varies. I very commonly have either a salad with protein on it or a chili of some sort or dinner leftovers for lunch, and I typically have a dinner consisting of some kind of starch (often dictated to some extent by what's in my farm box, if I am getting corn, potatoes, or sweet potatoes), some kind of protein (this could be beans/lentils, depending on the dish), and a variety of different veg. I might sub fruit for the starch if I didn't have much fruit earlier in the day.
I think this is easy and efficient, and it allows for a greater variety of foods and therefore nutrients, but that's just my preference. So I don't think "eating the same thing every day" is underrated at all, even apart from the fact I'd get tired of it.1 -
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Artichoke!!! I love a steamed artichoke, they're so much fun and an experience to eat, and mostly just green fiber so super low calorie depending on the dip you use (go for homemade lemon juice, pepper, and a little tahini).3
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youcantflexcardio wrote: »I don't think chicken, rice, and broccoli are underrated. I think eating them to the exclusion of other just as good foods is overrated by some, and I wouldn't want to eat it every day, so I would accept "eating chicken, rice, and broccoli nearly every day" as underrated (although I would not agree, I think it's current rating is about right).
When I go into a cut I tend to eat pretty much the same things at the same times every day. It's easy, efficient, and extremely effective.
Is this just plain roasted/grilled/broiled/poached chicken, steamed broccoli, and brown rice? I mean I could probably eat chicken, broccoli (steamed or roasted), and rice every day. That said, just plain chicken wouldn't do it for me, not for long at least. Not when there are so many ways to make chicken (I eat a lot of chicken).0 -
also, baby corn!0
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pancakerunner wrote: »youcantflexcardio wrote: »I don't think chicken, rice, and broccoli are underrated. I think eating them to the exclusion of other just as good foods is overrated by some, and I wouldn't want to eat it every day, so I would accept "eating chicken, rice, and broccoli nearly every day" as underrated (although I would not agree, I think it's current rating is about right).
When I go into a cut I tend to eat pretty much the same things at the same times every day. It's easy, efficient, and extremely effective.
but is it underrated?
Yup.
People hate on monotonous eating all the time but I appreciate routine.0 -
Bread in general (unless freshly baked) is mostly overrated, but the reason I hate rye bread is mostly that it typically has caraway seeds, which are horrible.2
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youcantflexcardio wrote: »I don't think chicken, rice, and broccoli are underrated. I think eating them to the exclusion of other just as good foods is overrated by some, and I wouldn't want to eat it every day, so I would accept "eating chicken, rice, and broccoli nearly every day" as underrated (although I would not agree, I think it's current rating is about right).
When I go into a cut I tend to eat pretty much the same things at the same times every day. It's easy, efficient, and extremely effective.
Is this just plain roasted/grilled/broiled/poached chicken, steamed broccoli, and brown rice? I mean I could probably eat chicken, broccoli (steamed or roasted), and rice every day. That said, just plain chicken wouldn't do it for me, not for long at least. Not when there are so many ways to make chicken (I eat a lot of chicken).
My trick? I work outdoors and have to pack a lunch. Doesn't matter if I am sick of it or not, I eat what I bring or I go hungry.0 -
Bread in general (unless freshly baked) is mostly overrated, but the reason I hate rye bread is mostly that it typically has caraway seeds, which are horrible.
For once, I disagree strongly with you. Not bread, or even rye bread, which I also mostly find kind of meh, but caraway seeds.
Carrots roasted with caraway seeds and butter: Underrated.
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