SO SICK OF CHICKEN!

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  • Alatariel75
    Alatariel75 Posts: 18,345 Member
    try grilled shrimp if you like that... it's on the Negative Calorie list which is awesome!

    The negative calorie list...???

    Total load of hooey, there no such thing as a "negative calorie food". It's a weight loss myth.
  • MelisaBegins
    MelisaBegins Posts: 161 Member
    I read the thread title as "SO SICK OF CHILDREN!"

    I thought, "ME TOO!" :laugh:

    Carry on.

    This seriously made me LAUGH OUT LOUD. Sorry, I have nothing to add to the actual thread. Nothing to see here. **backs away slowly while whistling**
  • michellekicks
    michellekicks Posts: 3,624 Member
    I'd like a copy of that negative calorie list if anyone has it floating around...
  • Amazon_Who
    Amazon_Who Posts: 1,092 Member
    I read the thread title as "SO SICK OF CHILDREN!"

    I thought, "ME TOO!" :laugh:

    Carry on.
    I did too!!!
  • Alatariel75
    Alatariel75 Posts: 18,345 Member
    I'd like a copy of that negative calorie list if anyone has it floating around...

    There is no such thing as a negative calorie food.
  • ShelieC
    ShelieC Posts: 1
    I know how you feel. There is a protien bar on the market called "Pure Protien". It has 20g of protien, 6g fat,16g carb, 2g sugar.
    www.eatgoodlookgreat.com.
    I get a box of 6 for $6.29 at my grocery store. I think they taste pretty good.
  • Nessa0506
    Nessa0506 Posts: 81
    Aside from what everyone else beans and legumes have just as much protein as meat.
  • minizebu
    minizebu Posts: 2,716 Member
    Non-fat cottage cheese has an excellent protein density for the number of calories it supplies. It is not a no-carb food, and you have to watch the sodium content. But otherwise, it can be a good alternative protein source to fill out your day's protein requirements.
  • DaniH826
    DaniH826 Posts: 1,335 Member
    People always say to drink a lot of water when you don't want to eat something.

    I suggest you put the chicken into a blender with plenty of water and drink that. chicken shake (tm) sounds yummy.

    OMG I'm still laughing. :laugh:

    Seriously if you're tired of chicken, eat something else. There's gobs of excellent protein sources out there other than chicken, or for that matter, meat or dairy. I get a lot of my protein from greek yogurt and legumes, and there's veggies high in protein also (such as asparagus, broccoli, spinach etc.). I'm always over my MFP protein goal (for whatever that's worth) and I don't eat a lot of chicken. Variety is where it's at IMO.
  • kms1320
    kms1320 Posts: 599 Member
    96% lean beef is even better than ground turkey, less fat and more protein.
  • 1987RFS
    1987RFS Posts: 57 Member
    Have you considered rabbit?
  • TheConsciousFoody
    TheConsciousFoody Posts: 607 Member
    I'd like a copy of that negative calorie list if anyone has it floating around...

    My unicorn holds onto a copy of that list. I'll check later and see if I can get it and send it to you.
  • SteveJWatson
    SteveJWatson Posts: 1,225 Member
    Have you considered rabbit?

    I read somewhere that rabbit protein contains all the necessary amino acids wheras other meats just contain some of em.

    Needs quite a lot of cooking though, I find. Its one of the things that I will quite happily stuff my face with, but the rest of my family will turn their noses up at.
  • elizak87
    elizak87 Posts: 249 Member
    Kangaroo is high in protein and lean.
  • Alatariel75
    Alatariel75 Posts: 18,345 Member
    Kangaroo is high in protein and lean.

    I was just about to suggest Roo! Yum.
  • benol1
    benol1 Posts: 867 Member
    Kangaroo is high in protein and lean.

    Yes, that is very true but because of the lack of fat, can be difficult to cook for the uninitiated.

    My recommendation to the OP is to explore some plant based protein sources such as tofu and tempeh.
    kind regards,

    Ben
  • elizak87
    elizak87 Posts: 249 Member
    I'm a vegetarian and I can cook kangaroo. Kangaroo is Aussie. Bbq it. If you have to Yank it up use your George Forman grill or whatever his name is.
  • Hlami
    Hlami Posts: 12
    I'm in south Africa... Ostrich is easily found. Its low low low in fat, but looks and cooks and tastes like red meat...
  • theWinchester
    theWinchester Posts: 68 Member
    Tofu, I'm not full vegan but people really should try to incorporate vegan dishes into meals. There are TONS of recipes. Try some :wink:
  • Marla64
    Marla64 Posts: 23,120 Member
    I really need to read more carefully...

    I read this twice as "SO SICK OF CHILDREN."

    :noway:
  • michellekicks
    michellekicks Posts: 3,624 Member
    I'd like a copy of that negative calorie list if anyone has it floating around...

    My unicorn holds onto a copy of that list. I'll check later and see if I can get it and send it to you.

    Thanks! Just follow the trail of unicorn poop...

    unicorn-poop-cookies.jpg
  • rluedtke
    rluedtke Posts: 32
    white fish- cod, halibut, tilapia. Tuna (fresh or packed in water).
  • MegaPaopu
    MegaPaopu Posts: 4 Member
    One thing (among many!) I love about sushi is that the fish is lean, and the veggies are good for you! ^.^ Since I know for a fact you're a sushi lover.
  • SteveJWatson
    SteveJWatson Posts: 1,225 Member
    Kangaroo is high in protein and lean.

    Yes, that is very true but because of the lack of fat, can be difficult to cook for the uninitiated.

    My recommendation to the OP is to explore some plant based protein sources such as tofu and tempeh.
    kind regards,

    Ben

    So, I'll think of them as really big rabbits then, tatse-wise. :bigsmile:

    Kangaroos not so common here in Britain - but I believe there are colonies of wallabies that descend from some zoo escapees knocking about. I'll get my rifle......
  • Mmmporkrinds
    Mmmporkrinds Posts: 192
    I read the thread title as "SO SICK OF CHILDREN!"

    I thought, "ME TOO!" :laugh:

    Carry on.

    Funny! I love children, but I don't think I could eat a whole one :smile:
  • jmosery
    jmosery Posts: 10
    How many grams of protein do you need to reach a day?

    Full fat Greek yogurt and cottage cheese has 20 grams

    A protein shake has another 20 gram

    Tilapia or most fish have another 20 gram

    Or more for all of these .

    I dice chicken in a salad with avacado and feta for lunch.

    Almonds also have good fats and protein. I forget how much protein
  • jmosery
    jmosery Posts: 10
    I have 45 grams of protein before lunch.

    i have a protein shake after my workout at 7am- 20 grams

    i have a cup of full fat yogurt or cottage cheese(20 grams) with some slivered almonds and 100 grams of berries(5 grams)- 25 total

    i also eat low carb(try and stay under 60-70 carbs a day


    for lunch i have 3-4 oz. of diced chicken or tuna fish in my salad with avacado, feta(totally masks the protien which I also get sick of)

    and i usually like 3-4 oz. of red meat or high protein for diner with a vegetable

    can easily get 120 grams of protein a day

    if I eat low carb I need to eat high fat too or i'm starving.
  • stephaburch
    stephaburch Posts: 5 Member
    here is a website about it...

    http://www.buzzle.com/articles/negative-calorie-foods.html
  • stephaburch
    stephaburch Posts: 5 Member
    try grilled shrimp if you like that... it's on the Negative Calorie list which is awesome!

    The negative calorie list...???

    Total load of hooey, there no such thing as a "negative calorie food". It's a weight loss myth.
  • stephaburch
    stephaburch Posts: 5 Member
    try grilled shrimp if you like that... it's on the Negative Calorie list which is awesome!

    The negative calorie list...???

    Total load of hooey, there no such thing as a "negative calorie food". It's a weight loss myth.

    I use it everyday... I love it... you can't eat only these foods of coarse but when I do I don't add them to my total calories... works for me great!!! here is a website you can check out for yourself with a good list.

    http://www.buzzle.com/articles/negative-calorie-foods.html

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