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Carb suggestions

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  • Posts: 28,439 Member
    usmcmp wrote: »

    No, you guys are wrong, so just sit there in your wrongness and be wrong.

    I find the big kids I have gotten the sour sticks to them better.

    Deadlift you over it! ;)
  • Posts: 28,439 Member
    JoRocka wrote: »

    I'm going to sit here in my appropriate sour to gummy rationess and be happy. You keep the big kids. Too much chewing for so little sour!!!

    the upside of the big ones- you can bite them in half and scoop up sour sugar out of the bottom like those dippie stix from way back when.

    That's harder to do with the little ones.

    This may make them redeemable... :o
  • Posts: 28,439 Member
    sflano1271 wrote: »
    What type of pasta can I eat as carbs like can I eat white pasta??

    Yes.
  • Posts: 958 Member
    Cherry pie filling coffee cake....
    http://www.geniuskitchen.com/recipe/pie-filling-coffee-cake-284456

    My wife makes this periodically...oh so good! Especially with a scoop of vanilla ice cream!
  • Posts: 7,739 Member
    Sour Patch Kids just flat out suck. Yeah - I went there.


    Reeses' Pieces all day, erry day.
  • Posts: 28,439 Member
    TR0berts wrote: »
    Sour Patch Kids just flat out suck. Yeah - I went there.


    Reeses' Pieces all day, erry day.

    MORE FOR ME!!!! Weirdo.
  • Posts: 121 Member
    What type of wholegrain carbs can I eat??cause rice or pasta dont fill me up for long and do be hungry after a while, I dont like eating rice or sweet potatos!!
  • Posts: 18,343 Member
    sflano1271 wrote: »
    What type of wholegrain carbs can I eat??cause rice or pasta dont fill me up for long and do be hungry after a while, I dont like eating rice or sweet potatos!!
    What's wrong with that if you're trying to gain weight? It will make you eat more, which is what you need to do to gain weight.
  • Posts: 21,219 Member
    sflano1271 wrote: »
    What type of wholegrain carbs can I eat??cause rice or pasta dont fill me up for long and do be hungry after a while, I dont like eating rice or sweet potatos!!

    Regular potatoes? Don't fall into the trap that you have to eat specific foods because they are "in" with the bros on Instagram and Bodybuilding.com.
  • Posts: 6,840 Member
    sflano1271 wrote: »
    What type of wholegrain carbs can I eat??cause rice or pasta dont fill me up for long and do be hungry after a while, I dont like eating rice or sweet potatos!!

    Oatmeal, barley, quinoa. Also consider starchy vegetables such as beets, pumpkin, and winter squash. Since you're bulking you can mix nut butter, bananas, canned pumpkin, or whatever you like into grain dishes.
  • Posts: 121 Member
    Im not looking to gain weight I need to lose weight
  • Posts: 6,840 Member
    sflano1271 wrote: »
    Im not looking to gain weight I need to lose weight

    Sorry I got you confused with the OP.

    If you're trying to lose weight, there's no reason you have to eat any carbs at all - your body can manufacture glucose from other foods. Focus on the foods you like and enjoy, and cut out the ones you dislike.
  • Posts: 121 Member
    I need carbs for the gym etc
  • Posts: 21,219 Member
    sflano1271 wrote: »
    I need carbs for the gym etc

    Make your own thread. You can then tell people your goals and what you're currently doing.
  • Posts: 493 Member
    B&J ice cream !
  • Posts: 26 Member
    My suggestion...eat them. But seriously, with that many calories how easy do you find it to hit your carb totals?

    If it's easy you can eat whatever you want, if it's hard stick to the calorific foods (many good suggestions already) such as

    White bread and pastas
    white rice
    ice cream
    fruit juices
    chocolate

    Oh, and don't discount the sour patch kids and other gummies for workout energy if you need it. It breaks down very quickly to glucose and is a great for fueling workouts.

    If you are using a carb powder from the supplement stores ditch that and go for dextrose monohydrate, aka d-glucose, at your bulk store for a lot less money. It's usually sold as corn sugar. It's also available for next to nothing at wine kit stores.

    I am trying eat as clean as possible. Thank you for you tips. It will be helpful
  • Posts: 21,219 Member
    KaduParga wrote: »

    I am trying eat as clean as possible. Thank you for you tips. It will be helpful

    Why are you trying to eat 4,000 clean calories? You don't get extra credit for exceeding your vitamin and mineral needs. Fat gains are relative to your surplus, not how clean you eat.
  • Posts: 558 Member
    edited February 2018
    Full fat milk

    I love milk. I have to cut back to 2% right now in maintenance but if I bulk I will be all over full fat again! I know it's not truly a carb but had to sing the praises of the mighty moo juice.
  • Posts: 9,812 Member
    edited February 2018
    KaduParga wrote: »

    I am trying eat as clean as possible. Thank you for you tips. It will be helpful

    Eating mostly nutritious is great but you don't get extra benefits once you hit your nutrient goals.. when you are trying to hit that many calories you will struggle, not to mention the high volume and fiber of the carb can make you feel full and bloated which can impact your workout performance.
  • Posts: 26 Member
    sardelsa wrote: »

    Eating mostly nutritious is great but you don't get extra benefits once you hit your nutrient goals.. when you are trying to hit that many calories you will struggle, not to mention the high volume and fiber of the carb can make you feel full and bloated which can impact your workout performance.
    sardelsa wrote: »

    Eating mostly nutritious is great but you don't get extra benefits once you hit your nutrient goals.. when you are trying to hit that many calories you will struggle, not to mention the high volume and fiber of the carb can make you feel full and bloated which can impact your workout performance.
    sardelsa wrote: »

    Eating mostly nutritious is great but you don't get extra benefits once you hit your nutrient goals.. when you are trying to hit that many calories you will struggle, not to mention the high volume and fiber of the carb can make you feel full and bloated which can impact your workout performance.


    4 years ago I did eating really clean. 9-10 meals a day but today I don’t have time to do the same. Thank you
  • Posts: 1,285 Member
    KaduParga wrote: »

    Because I want avoid chemicals and artificials.

    In for chemicals!
  • Posts: 35 Member
    Low fat high carb options or no fat
    Gunmy bears
    Cereal
    Gatorade
  • Posts: 35,719 Member
    KaduParga wrote: »

    Because I want avoid chemicals and artificials.

    Can you be more specific as to which chemicals you are trying to avoid?
  • Posts: 38,439 MFP Moderator
    KaduParga wrote: »

    Because I want avoid chemicals and artificials.

    There are plenty of high carb foods with no artificial sweeteners.. like pancakes, ice cream, gummy bears..

  • Posts: 1,058 Member
    edited February 2018
    KaduParga wrote: »

    Because I want avoid chemicals and artificials.

    Everything you eat has something that can potentially be harmfull, even fruits and veggies. Since you have a lot of calories, if eating so much is a pain, drink something like chocolate milk or if you want high caloric foods, opt for dried fruits, just a serving of dried dates is 284 calories. Muffins are also high in calories, one muffin can go up to 500 calories. Pasta has high calories too for so little quantities. I even eat donuts when I need to reach my calories goals, I still suggest you add some of the junk food in your food diary, they are easier to reach your goals. It's up to you.
  • Posts: 2,577 Member
    KaduParga wrote: »

    Because I want avoid chemicals and artificials.
    If you have the time to make some high carb sweets like cake, that would help in avoiding foods with artificial ingredients.

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