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what are your thoughts on quinoa? (for/against?)
and if you do use it, what do you have it with? (I mainly stick tuna in it and add some chili sauce for taste)
Age: 40
Height: 5'10" - Weight: 202lb (NOT LEAN! (but maybe finally getting a little bit leaner?))
Squat: 165kg (363lb) x 1
Front Squat: 100kg (220lb) 5 x 5
Bench Press: 110kg (242lb) x 1
Deadlift: 200kg (440lb) x 1
SLDL: 150kg (330lb) x 3
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I don't mind it as an occasional substitute for rice etc., but it's so calorie dense (relatively speaking) that I don't feel quite as sated from a given amount.. (~300 calories of quinoa is a handful or so even cooked, ~300 calories of rice is a good-sized plate.
Good macros, but I'd say use it as an adjunct to add some solid carbs and fiber to your protein meals, rather than as a major carb source or the cornerstone of a meal.
Now, if you want recipes, that's another question entirely.![]()
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thanks Belial. the odd time I've had it has been mainly as a filler when snacking on the tuna and 1 portion (in the pack I bought) is about 300 cals... and that's about enough to keep me going for 3 hours.
I only heard about this stuff recently and was interested when I read it contained protein (about 14% and nearly 80% carbs).
Age: 40
Height: 5'10" - Weight: 202lb (NOT LEAN! (but maybe finally getting a little bit leaner?))
Squat: 165kg (363lb) x 1
Front Squat: 100kg (220lb) 5 x 5
Bench Press: 110kg (242lb) x 1
Deadlift: 200kg (440lb) x 1
SLDL: 150kg (330lb) x 3
Mac's Journal
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