Volume Eaters Thread
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How’s this for a fluffy work of art?4 -
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that looks amazing!!!0
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Ice in processor to make snow (enough to cover the blades), 1/2 scoop salted caramel, half scoop cinnamon crunch, tiny dash stevia drops, vanilla extract and almond milk to fluff. I don’t use xantham, others do.2
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Ice in processor to make snow (enough to cover the blades), 1/2 scoop salted caramel, half scoop cinnamon crunch, tiny dash stevia drops, vanilla extract and almond milk to fluff. I don’t use xantham, others do.
Hantham adds volume and lots of it with literally "*kitten* load" of fiber
I add 1/2tsp per a tray of ice cubes.
My way:
- scoop of cookies and cream protein
- 0.5cup silk cashew vanilla
- 0.25cup walden farms pancake syrup
- 0.5tsp hantham gum
This fills up my 7 cup food processor to the brim and becomes extremely creamy. I usually eat half now and half later, keeping it in the fridge for few hours.
That’s amateur hour Crazy. Eat it all then make another!5 -
Interesting. Just goes to show that everyone's bodies react differently...because I use xanthan gum and I eat 2 batches (one right after the other) with no bloating.2
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I skip the xantham and still bloat. My post fluff belly looks like I’m fixin to hatch a 10 pounder.3
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I feel like I joined an awesome fluff club. I'm fluffing tonight.2
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MelanieCN77 wrote: »I feel like I joined an awesome fluff club. I'm fluffing tonight.
Where I come from "fluffing" means something entirely different! Lol3 -
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‘‘Tis the season for pumpkin pie fluff!
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Snow plus 1/2 scoop vanilla, 1/2 scoop salted caramel, dash vanilla, 1/3 can pumpkin purée and tsp (or so) pumpkin spice. I used Ezikiel cereal on top for some crunch.1
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psychod787 wrote: »MelanieCN77 wrote: »I feel like I joined an awesome fluff club. I'm fluffing tonight.
Where I come from "fluffing" means something entirely different! Lol
You are not the only one.
It's actually where I come from too, I should know better. Been in the US too long.0 -
Crazy - that’s a fluffin beauty right there.0
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cauliflower pizza crust and veggies! and yes, i eat it ALL!
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Made these over the last few days...yield a good amount for 42 calories
Nutrition Facts
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Sprouts - Broccoli
Servings:
148
(sprouts have a 10-100 percent higher antioxidant properties than a mature plant ie regular broccoli)
Calories 42 Sodium 42 mg
Total Fat 0 g Potassium 0 mg
Saturated 0 g Total Carbs 5 g
Polyunsaturated 0 g Dietary Fiber 5 g
Monounsaturated 0 g Sugars 0 g
Trans 0 g Protein 5 g
Cholesterol 0 mg
Vitamin A 89% Calcium 224%
Vitamin C 5% Iron 5%
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All baked doughnuts (nine!) for 100 calories too
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I have experimented with all veggie meals and find I can get very full on things like broccoli and mushrooms. I also really like Japanese purple sweet potatoes. They are so pretty and taste great! You guys are inspiring me! I have never tried eating like this regularly though.0
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100cal for the WHOLE thing. Recipe I posted here. Check in this link.
https://community.myfitnesspal.com/en/discussion/10570146/protein-donuts-using-your-favorite-protein-pancake-mix/p7Noreenmarie1234 wrote: »
Thanks to 'Crazy's' invention of this doughnut, I use the recipe w/ a few tweaks...
https://community.myfitnesspal.com/en/discussion/10570146/protein-donuts-using-your-favorite-protein-pancake-mix/p7
Get:
2 tbsp Coconut Flour or Almond Flour
2 tbsp Water...I actually forgot to use this time and turned out great
0.50 tsp Baking Powder
Stevia or any Sweetener if you like
3 Egg Whites
*.5 and a pinch more of Xanthum gum
Make:
Whip the egg whites until nice and firm. *Then add the Xanthum gum and whip til quite thick- this agent really results in lots more volume
Sift together all the other ingredients and add to the egg whites.
Gently fold everything until mixed through.
Spray your donut pan and add the mix.
Bake 12 minutes at 350F
Nutrition Facts
Servings 1.0
Amount Per Serving
calories 12-13 calories each
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All baked doughnuts (nine!) for 100 calories too
Get:
2 tbsp Coconut Flour
2 tbsp Almond or Cashew Milk
0.50 tsp Baking Powder
1 tsp Stevia or any Sweetener
3 Egg Whites
Make:
Whip the egg whites until nice and firm.
Mix all the other ingredients and add to the egg whites.
Gently fold everything until mixed through.
Spray your donut pan and add the mix.
Bake 10 minutes at 350F
Nutrition Facts
Servings 1.0
Amount Per Serving
calories 115
% Daily Value *
Total Fat 4 g 6 %
Saturated Fat 2 g 10 %
Monounsaturated Fat 0 g
Polyunsaturated Fat 0 g
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 0 mg 0 %
Sodium 247 mg 10 %
Potassium 166 mg 5 %
Total Carbohydrate 9 g 3 %
Dietary Fiber 5 g 21 %
Sugars 2 g
Protein 13 g 26 %
Vitamin A 1 %
Vitamin C 0 %
Calcium 7 %
Iron 10 %
Thanks!0 -
Made these over the last few days...yield a good amount for 42 calories
Nutrition Facts
Edit
Sprouts - Broccoli
Servings:
148
(sprouts have a 10-100 percent higher antioxidant properties than a mature plant ie regular broccoli)
Calories 42 Sodium 42 mg
Total Fat 0 g Potassium 0 mg
Saturated 0 g Total Carbs 5 g
Polyunsaturated 0 g Dietary Fiber 5 g
Monounsaturated 0 g Sugars 0 g
Trans 0 g Protein 5 g
Cholesterol 0 mg
Vitamin A 89% Calcium 224%
Vitamin C 5% Iron 5%
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You cant just post something and not explain how you got from seed to this. I always thought about doing my own but always opt for store bought ready to eat in a box.
Ok...here you go:
Here's what you need:
A jar, 1 litre to 4 litre (1 qt. to gallon) size, depending on your appetite for sprouts.
A bowl or something that allows you to invert the jar at an angle.
Some screen or netting with a rubber band - I used cheese cloth
Fresh water. If you would drink the water than it is fine to use!
Seeds with good germination, preferably grown organically for human consumption.
There are also numerous other methods such as a SproutMaster Tray or Hemp Bag. It's as easy as following the directions provided!
Next, Soak the seed: If you have chosen to sprout in a jar you can soak the seed in the same jar. If not, any sterile container will do. Use about one cup of water to every tablespoon of seed.
Soak Times:
Broccoli and related plants cabbage, kale, radish etc. 2-3h
Other small seeds 2-6 hrs. Large seeds peas, lentils, grain, etc. 6-12hrs.
Mucilaginous seeds cress, arugula, chia, flax, basil - do not soak, just mist to keep moist.
Remember, these are ideal soak times but if in doubt soak less rather than more. If you do over soak, just carry on. Sprouts are very forgiving!
Rinse and drain 2 or 3 times each day with fresh cold water and invert the jar on angle to allow excess water to drain.
And lastly. . . Enjoy!
Place the finished sprouts in as sink of cold water and swirl to separate the hulls. The hulls are fine to eat but your sprouts will look much better without! Remove sprouts by the handful, rinsing under the tap. Most hulls should be left in the sink. Drain the sprouts and allow to dry for a few hours before storing in fridge. I like to eat the 'whole thing'...no wasting here
There are as many ways to grow sprouts as there are varieties of seed. Do what works for you and make it your own!2 -
Made these over the last few days...yield a good amount for 42 calories
Nutrition Facts
Edit
Sprouts - Broccoli
Servings:
148
(sprouts have a 10-100 percent higher antioxidant properties than a mature plant ie regular broccoli)
Calories 42 Sodium 42 mg
Total Fat 0 g Potassium 0 mg
Saturated 0 g Total Carbs 5 g
Polyunsaturated 0 g Dietary Fiber 5 g
Monounsaturated 0 g Sugars 0 g
Trans 0 g Protein 5 g
Cholesterol 0 mg
Vitamin A 89% Calcium 224%
Vitamin C 5% Iron 5%
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You cant just post something and not explain how you got from seed to this. I always thought about doing my own but always opt for store bought ready to eat in a box.
Ok...here you go:
Here's what you need:
A jar, 1 litre to 4 litre (1 qt. to gallon) size, depending on your appetite for sprouts.
A bowl or something that allows you to invert the jar at an angle.
Some screen or netting with a rubber band - I used cheese cloth
Fresh water. If you would drink the water than it is fine to use!
Seeds with good germination, preferably grown organically for human consumption.
There are also numerous other methods such as a SproutMaster Tray or Hemp Bag. It's as easy as following the directions provided!
Next, Soak the seed: If you have chosen to sprout in a jar you can soak the seed in the same jar. If not, any sterile container will do. Use about one cup of water to every tablespoon of seed.
Soak Times:
Broccoli and related plants cabbage, kale, radish etc. 2-3h
Other small seeds 2-6 hrs. Large seeds peas, lentils, grain, etc. 6-12hrs.
Mucilaginous seeds cress, arugula, chia, flax, basil - do not soak, just mist to keep moist.
Remember, these are ideal soak times but if in doubt soak less rather than more. If you do over soak, just carry on. Sprouts are very forgiving!
Rinse and drain 2 or 3 times each day with fresh cold water and invert the jar on angle to allow excess water to drain.
And lastly. . . Enjoy!
Place the finished sprouts in as sink of cold water and swirl to separate the hulls. The hulls are fine to eat but your sprouts will look much better without! Remove sprouts by the handful, rinsing under the tap. Most hulls should be left in the sink. Drain the sprouts and allow to dry for a few hours before storing in fridge. I like to eat the 'whole thing'...no wasting here
There are as many ways to grow sprouts as there are varieties of seed. Do what works for you and make it your own!
That's awesome! We have been always buying ours, yet we grow veggies and herbs in the garden. Definitely trying that. Thanks. What's your favorite source for seeds?0 -
I think this is the exact reason why I always opted to buy these lol
It's pretty intimidating to read through all of those steps, but honestly, once you go through it once, it's easy peasy after that. It's just rinsing and draining - the hardest part is remembering!
I found some plastic lid screens on Amazon that screw right onto the mason jar.
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I think this is the exact reason why I always opted to buy these lol
It's pretty intimidating to read through all of those steps, but honestly, once you go through it once, it's easy peasy after that. It's just rinsing and draining - the hardest part is remembering!
I found some plastic lid screens on Amazon that screw right onto the mason jar.
Absolutely - sounds daunting but is so simple. I've only used Mum's organic sprouting seeds so far(broccoli)0 -
The posts about oatmeal made me think of suggesting adding canned pumpkin to ostmeal. So good! Add fresh grated nutmeg, other pumpkin spice. (Maybe it has been mentioned already. )3
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@pinggolfer96 volume eating at its best. I bow my head for sure. Eating huge tubs of veggies is one thing, but eating this much flour is something else.
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it seems to be working for him...I'll have to stick to my veggies that's for sure! lol4 -
@pinggolfer96 volume eating at its best. I bow my head for sure. Eating huge tubs of veggies is one thing, but eating this much flour is something else.
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I would have heartburn for a week! Lol1
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