The Big 3: Proteins | Carbohydrates | Fats
SexyManTrackingCalories
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1) What's your favorite macronutrient?
2) Why?
3) Favorite meal? (Majority of calories have to be from your favorite macronutrient)
This is meant to spark new ideas while staying in a: fun, creative, yet satisfying diet.
Go!
2) Why?
3) Favorite meal? (Majority of calories have to be from your favorite macronutrient)
This is meant to spark new ideas while staying in a: fun, creative, yet satisfying diet.
Go!
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- Carbs
- They fuel my running and cycling
- Chicken curry, saag aloo, daal, rice and chapatis. Also, a vegetable dosa would be nice but one doesn't want to appear greedy
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Mine would be carbohydrates.
Because of the wide variety of awesomeness.
Fresh baked blue berry bagel slightly toasted, with a side of hummus shared with a few eggs.0 -
Carbs, because chocolate things.0
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all three because they area ll necessary.0
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Can I have 2 faves? If yes, then it is ice cream...b/c carbs & fat. If no, then protein...b/c muscles.0
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Does alcohol count?
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Wait what? I was gonna say fat because i thought icecream was mostly fat
Favorite = DQ Blizzards and Mickey D's McFlurries. I like twix and rolos the best. Damnit I need to grow up
Oh by the way, the topic caught my eye because I thought it said, "The Big 3: Potatoes, carbohydrates and fat" 0 -
Now? Fats.
I eat the most of it and I feel better doing it.
Cheeseburger pie (ground beef, cheese, mayo, eggs, lard and bake)0 -
I like all three together.
My favorite meal is a thick winter vegetable stew (carb heaven with potatoes, sweet potatoes, carrots, turnips, parsnips, and butternut squash) with vegetarian chicken strips topped with a nice big pat of Kerry Gold butter.
Second favorite right now? Well that's all carbs.
Popcorn. Sprayed with butter cooking spray and sprinkled with truffle salt.0 -
Fats. Because peanut butter.0
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SexyManTrackingCalories wrote: »1) What's your favorite macronutrient?
2) Why?
3) Favorite meal? (Majority of calories have to be from your favorite macronutrient)
This is meant to spark new ideas while staying in a: fun, creative, yet satisfying diet.
Go!
1. All three. Can't have just one.
2. Each contribute to health and feeling satisfied.
3. Steak with baked potato and some butter.0 -
Protein. Nothing makes me do a happy dance more than a nice juicy steak.0
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Can't pick -- almost everything I like best is a mix.0
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I do not eat macronutrients in a vacuum... so it is impossible to pick one. For example, peanut butter is not just fat, steak is not just protein and carbs taste better with protein and fat added...0
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Cheeseburger pie (ground beef, cheese, mayo, eggs, lard and bake)
Improper use of word "pie" to describe crust-less, gut-wretching monstrosity. 10 yard penalty. Replay 3rd down.
In response to the OP: I don't think I have a favorite macro.
I definitely have favorite foods that help supply certain macros, but I don't treat one macro as any better/worse than another. They are all important to me for different reasons.
My favorite meal is clearly pizza and beer....which makes sense because that meal gives a good amount of all macros.0 -
Probably fat. I love nut butters, cheese, full fat Greek yogurt, cream, butter. They make all foods better. Protein next as I love my muscles. I know I can live without many carbs. They are always there and are good additions, just not usually my first craving. I would say my fave meal is breakfast. It is easy! Eggs fried in butter or coconut oil, with a side of stir fried veggies and maybe some sweet potato. Or yogurt in my protein shake, or today was cheese with a side of yogurt and granola.0
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juggernaut1974 wrote: »
Cheeseburger pie (ground beef, cheese, mayo, eggs, lard and bake)
Improper use of word "pie" to describe crust-less, gut-wretching monstrosity. 10 yard penalty. Replay 3rd down.
In response to the OP: I don't think I have a favorite macro.
I definitely have favorite foods that help supply certain macros, but I don't treat one macro as any better/worse than another. They are all important to me for different reasons.
My favorite meal is clearly pizza and beer....which makes sense because that meal gives a good amount of all macros.
I'll challenge that call! It's a beautiful thing....0 -
juggernaut1974 wrote: »
Cheeseburger pie (ground beef, cheese, mayo, eggs, lard and bake)
Improper use of word "pie" to describe crust-less, gut-wretching monstrosity. 10 yard penalty. Replay 3rd down.
In response to the OP: I don't think I have a favorite macro.
I definitely have favorite foods that help supply certain macros, but I don't treat one macro as any better/worse than another. They are all important to me for different reasons.
My favorite meal is clearly pizza and beer....which makes sense because that meal gives a good amount of all macros.
I'll challenge that call! It's a beautiful thing....
Ruling on the field stands. 10 yard penalty.0 -
I like foods that have all three in one package in about equal proportion. This includes foods like nuts and edamame. I find they satisfy and give me an extended calorie burn with no highs or lows.0
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SexyManTrackingCalories wrote: »1) What's your favorite macronutrient?
2) Why?
3) Favorite meal? (Majority of calories have to be from your favorite macronutrient)
This is meant to spark new ideas while staying in a: fun, creative, yet satisfying diet.
Go!
1. Protein
2. MEAT!!!
3. Grilled lamb with salt, pepper, rosemary, and olive oil0 -
SexyManTrackingCalories wrote: »1) What's your favorite macronutrient?
2) Why?
3) Favorite meal? (Majority of calories have to be from your favorite macronutrient)
This is meant to spark new ideas while staying in a: fun, creative, yet satisfying diet.
Go!
1. Protein
2. MEAT!!!
3. Grilled lamb with salt, pepper, rosemary, and olive oil
Yum! Can't wait until we gat more lamb in the freezer! So good!
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juggernaut1974 wrote: »
Cheeseburger pie (ground beef, cheese, mayo, eggs, lard and bake)
Improper use of word "pie" to describe crust-less, gut-wretching monstrosity. 10 yard penalty. Replay 3rd down.
In response to the OP: I don't think I have a favorite macro.
I definitely have favorite foods that help supply certain macros, but I don't treat one macro as any better/worse than another. They are all important to me for different reasons.
My favorite meal is clearly pizza and beer....which makes sense because that meal gives a good amount of all macros.
I'll challenge that call! It's a beautiful thing....
Ruling on the field stands. 10 yard penalty.
If you need another ref, I'll back that call.0 -
1. Protein
2. Makes me feel full and satisfied
3. Steak and grilled shrimp0 -
juggernaut1974 wrote: »
Cheeseburger pie (ground beef, cheese, mayo, eggs, lard and bake)
Improper use of word "pie" to describe crust-less, gut-wretching monstrosity. 10 yard penalty. Replay 3rd down.
In response to the OP: I don't think I have a favorite macro.
I definitely have favorite foods that help supply certain macros, but I don't treat one macro as any better/worse than another. They are all important to me for different reasons.
My favorite meal is clearly pizza and beer....which makes sense because that meal gives a good amount of all macros.
I'll challenge that call! It's a beautiful thing....
Ruling on the field stands. 10 yard penalty.
Kicking dirt at ref. Hands gesturing wildly...0 -
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juggernaut1974 wrote: »
Cheeseburger pie (ground beef, cheese, mayo, eggs, lard and bake)
Improper use of word "pie" to describe crust-less, gut-wretching monstrosity. 10 yard penalty. Replay 3rd down.
In response to the OP: I don't think I have a favorite macro.
I definitely have favorite foods that help supply certain macros, but I don't treat one macro as any better/worse than another. They are all important to me for different reasons.
My favorite meal is clearly pizza and beer....which makes sense because that meal gives a good amount of all macros.
I see cheeseburger pie that lacks pie-ness and raise pizza burger:
I go with all macros are important, but I'd have to go with protein as my favorite just because of nitrogen. Fat and carbs go through the odd biological pathways to replace each other in a pinch, and protein can, given enough need and enough pathways, become either one, but fat and carbs will never be able to create a nitrogen to become protein in a human.0 -
Awesome responses. Deff got the creative juices flowing reading each post!0
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SexyManTrackingCalories wrote: »Awesome responses. Deff got the creative juices flowing reading each post!
That is usually fat ...which also helps make the protein in steak, bacon and hamburgers taste awesome. 
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