Pizza, seriously?
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Pepperoni, sausage and black olives on the way from Papa Johns. Oh, and chicken wings.
I seriously need to find the real pizza option in my new neighborhood, but this will do.
IPA, pizza, and chicken wings.
Life is good.0 -
Pepperoni, sausage and black olives on the way from Papa Johns. Oh, and chicken wings.
I seriously need to find the real pizza option in my new neighborhood, but this will do.
IPA, pizza, and chicken wings.
Life is good.
did you get their giant chocolate chip cookie too?
if not... 1/10 WNB.0 -
How much fat you gain in a bulk is more about how much over your TDEE you are eating and not the type of food you are eating as long as it fits your macros.
Eating pizza will simply put me over my TDEE, as I said, I wouldn't be able to stop at 2 slices. I know myself very well.Why is that surprisingly? 300 calories a slice x 2 slices = a perfectly reasonable dinner even when not bulking.
Just 2 slices of pizza for dinner might be reasonable but not really satisfying.And, eating a pizza automatically puts fat on you how? Nutrient partitioning tends to be much more of a product of total calories, macros and training, not individual foods. A large cheese pizza averages about 290 calories a slice, an entire pie gives you about 100 grams of protein.
I want to eat the entire pie, 4 or even 5 slices would never suffice, which would lead to faulty nutrients partitioning at the end of the day.0 -
Pepperoni, sausage and black olives on the way from Papa Johns. Oh, and chicken wings.
I seriously need to find the real pizza option in my new neighborhood, but this will do.
IPA, pizza, and chicken wings.
Life is good.
did you get their giant chocolate chip cookie too?
if not... 1/10 WNB.
That cookie is delicious... and was definitely the cause of me going over my calories one night last month... :drinker:0 -
Pepperoni, sausage and black olives on the way from Papa Johns. Oh, and chicken wings.
I seriously need to find the real pizza option in my new neighborhood, but this will do.
IPA, pizza, and chicken wings.
Life is good.
did you get their giant chocolate chip cookie too?
if not... 1/10 WNB.
That cookie is delicious... and was definitely the cause of me going over my calories one night last month... :drinker:
Oops! Off to change my order. Thanks for the tip!0 -
Sounds right to me. I'll eat a couple of slices and some salad for dinner. Makes an excellent meal.0
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I sucks yeah but it's like peanut butter or other nuts etc if you're dieting it's a lot of calories for a small portion size. Getting the balance is hard.0
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I usually make my own healthy pizza, but if I have it from a pizza place, I will just have 2-3 slices with a salad and make sure it fits into my daily calories.0
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That's why I tend to avoid it. OR workout more0
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A SINGLE slice of pizza could possibly contain ~300 calories? Seriously?
I know it depends on different factors but that's just too much for an average.
What are your thoughts?
Find better pizza.0 -
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300 calories per slice pizza is probably not great pizza.
Would not eat.0 -
Find better pizza.
pizza snobbery has no place on MFP!
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. Quit being whiney and enjoy pizza for chissakes0
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Pizza from Dominos and Pizza Hut are dirt; try to find a real Pizzaria [don't forget your post-pizza work out]0
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The sodium is what I worry about more than the calories. I lost weight eating pizza in moderation.Take a look at the sodium! It's equally shocking!0 -
The sodium is what I worry about more than the calories. I lost weight eating pizza in moderation.Take a look at the sodium! It's equally shocking!
Yea. Sodium is evil . . . lol0 -
I can't be bothered, usually, to include pizza in my diet. I'll do it a couple of times a year maybe and then I won't count it... but I'll usually have 3 good slices of that 600-ish calorie/slice kind :bigsmile:0
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scrape all the topping off once cooked, chow down and don`t eat the pizza base? Or vice versa
Buy the individual size frozen pizzas/baguette pizzas.
Swap for a nice grilled chicken breast with some stir fry veg?
Eat the pizza and enjoy, then work your butt off?0 -
Pizza from Dominos and Pizza Hut are dirt; try to find a real Pizzaria [don't forget your post-pizza work out]
pizza shaming is not cool.0 -
Love, not like, love me the pizza,,0
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I made pizza from scratch for dinner. Mmmmmmm.
It was roughly 300 calories per slice but the slices are big and loaded with toppings. It's worth it to me.0 -
Stuffed crust is 350
:) yummmmmoooo 0 -
300 cals is actually very low. Thats probably thin crust, light sauce and no meat.0
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This.My thoughts are that pizza is delicious and totally worth the calories in moderation.0 -
a medium slice with pepperoni, green peppers, and mushrooms is 230-240 calories.
considering that i often have days with a TDEE of 3700, i can *EASILY* fit a couple of pieces of pizza into my day.
2 of those pieces would contribute 20g of fat and 18g of protein to my macro goals.
pizza is truly a magical food! :happy:0 -
a medium slice with pepperoni, green peppers, and mushrooms is 230-240 calories.
considering that i often have days with a TDEE of 3700, i can *EASILY* fit a couple of pieces of pizza into my day.
2 of those pieces would contribute 20g of fat and 18g of protein to my macro goals.
pizza is truly a magical food! :happy:
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I enjoy a slice of pizza at home doing the following.A SINGLE slice of pizza could possibly contain ~300 calories? Seriously?
I know it depends on different factors but that's just too much for an average.
What are your thoughts?
I use a whole wheat tortilla with some tomato sauce (Whole Foods got a great one that only like 40 calories, made with natural items at around 2 tablespoons) and cheese and it only comes around 150 calories. It's like a mini pizza and it's yummy. I eat once a while and love it. Depending on my calorie count, I will sometimes add an egg to it the last part of cooking to it. Talking about out of this world.0 -
Yeah seriously. Seriously delicious.0
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