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I have it as a total recipe of: 750 Cals 27.0 Fat 92 Carbs 45 Protien So if it made 10 balls it would be 75 calories, 2.7g Fat. 9.2 Carbohydrates and 4.5g of Protein in each ball. Jered
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:-) That thought crossed my mind...You are probably right.
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The reason you are seeing near the same nutrition info is that white rice is "Enriched" because it has almost no nutritional value once the bran is removed. The brown rice is in its natural state and not "Enriched". So, enriching means that nutrients are added back in to the white rice after the fact. These added nutrients…
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Hi xBlinkiiix, I am largely vegan, which means I am not vegan I guess (I add an occasional piece of fish for increased protein due to heavy workout demands, but I never eat dairy.). But, I thought I would tell you about a cookbook I bought a few days ago that I really like. Veganomican. It is the best vegan cookbook I have…
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I add two teaspoon to a 1/2 liter bottle of water with some lemon or lime. When I started I added a little Stevia, but now I just drink them down without lemon, lime or Stevia and they are great. They are practically taste neutral and absorb the flavors of the food they are mixed with. Jered
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Until you eat clean for AT LEAST two weeks, a month is better, you won't know what _EndGame_ is talking about. Anyone can do almost anything for 30 days including eating clean. It will change your life! My quick definition of eating clean: No dairy, mostly fresh organic green vegetables when you can, limit fish, chicken…
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Hi Kanras, I started running around the first of the year. I finished a 1/2 marathon in New Orleans back in February. The biggest help I have had so far in running is reading Born to Run. (I actually listened to it on my iPhone) It is full of information and is a fantastic read. The story is awesome. I am now getting ready…
