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JonathonMars
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You are so tired you don't want to make anything or go anywhere to get anything.
Starving is the only answer, right? Right?
Starving is the only answer, right? Right?
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Some type of high fiber cereal or a pb and j on no sugar no fat bread.0
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Toast! :-)0
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You are so tired you don't want to make anything or go anywhere to get anything.
Starving is the only answer, right? Right?
Haha! The sad thing is I usually do just starve and go to bed.0 -
what's in the pantry or in the fridge? Fruit (apple, banana, pear, watermelon) veggies (cucumber, tomato, carrots) peanut butter, a healthy cracker. nuts, herbal tea, honey
don't starve.0 -
Fruit and cottage cheese, cereal and fruit, pb and anything.0
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It depends entirely on what remaining macros I need to fill.0
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I make a sandwich or hoagie...I am good too!0
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I think I need to give up on this whole trying to meet a protein goal for a while. I don't think it's really necessary for me at this point in time, but I guess I'm not a registered nutritionist or anything, so maybe I'm wrong. Maybe if I don't eat enough protein my organs will all dissolve. Maybe my skin will start peeling off in shingle-like patterns.0
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Protein will help to spare muscle mass as you lose weight.0
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Yeah, and that's why I've been trying to do somewhat good. I kind of let everything else go where it wants and just focus on calories and protein. Ugh, I just need to get in the car and go buy some more whey. Blah.0
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Protein shake/bar or nuts or dried fruit that I always keep around. I buy nuts in bulk then store in fridge for just such emergencies (or the fact that I am excessively lazy when it comes to cooking).
I also have the fallbacks of canned veggies/tuna in the pantry but that requires opening cans....and heating.0 -
Fiber cereal, or kashi if you need more protein. Or greek yogurt and fruit. Or all of it mixed together, that's pretty awesome too.0
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Yeah, and that's why I've been trying to do somewhat good. I kind of let everything else go where it wants and just focus on calories and protein. Ugh, I just need to get in the car and go buy some more whey. Blah.
For ideas:
Whey protein
Eggs
Tuna
Chicken
Ground Turkey (very versatile)
Fish (Tilapia, Salmon are great)
Greek Yogurt
Shrimp
Plenty of options, the above are ones I eat frequently and they are all very protein dense.
EDIT: Additionally, since being tired seems to be an issue, I'd suggest cooking in bulk. Maybe have 2 nights per week where you cool and make large batches, reheat the next couple of days.0 -
A peanut butter and banana sandwich0
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Doesn't take much time or energy to make a tuna sandwich.0
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Greek yogurt, granola, fruit - strawberries, mangos, banana, protein bar, cheerios w/ blueberries0
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Cereal.0
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Fruit??? Failing that theres always cereal in my pantry. A bowl of one of those wholegrain varieties always seems to fill the gap...0
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I keep whey protein and unsweetened almond milk on hand for moments like those.0
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Cereal or wheat toast with PB & Nutella0
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