[BOHICA]

what are some other good slow digesting proteins?

[natedogg]

Originally Posted by BOHICA

what are some other good slow digesting proteins?

Why are you so opposed to cottage cheese? I know you don't like the taste, but you can always add stuff to it to make it taste a whole lot better. I use ranch dressing and sunflower seeds and it tastes great. Fruit is an option (personally I like peaches or strawberries. Believe it or not tomatoes are good also. Options are out there, you just have to find them.

[BOHICA]

I RAPED IT 2 CUPS DOWN IN UNDER 10 MINUTES... thank god for who ever invented lemon pepper. Also isnt the purpose of cottage cheese to be a slow releasing protein with low carbs and fats? I think the ranch and sunflower seeds kinda negate that lol.

[natedogg]

Originally Posted by BOHICA

I RAPED IT 2 CUPS DOWN IN UNDER 10 MINUTES... thank god for who ever invented lemon pepper. Also isnt the purpose of cottage cheese to be a slow releasing protein with low carbs and fats? I think the ranch and sunflower seeds kinda negate that lol.

Sunflower seeds contain healthy fats and the ranch I use is fat free/carb free.

[scott72]

There are many options besides cottage cheese for night time snacks. Try grilling up chicken breasts and munching on those. You could also purchase a casein protein mix. I'll even cut off a piece of cheese (any kind) and eat that for my late night snack. Anything that contains little to no fat and protein will do the trick.

[BOHICA]

Gracias scott, I ended up going with egg whites and some tuna.

[scott72]

Originally Posted by BOHICA

Gracias scott, I ended up going with egg whites and some tuna.

That works to, if you like tuna. I puke at the sight of the stuff..

[Sticks]

I've noticed that the brand of cottage cheese makes a HUGE difference in the taste. The only kind i can eat (and actually love) is breakstone. It's in a red container, and tastes so much better than any other kind of cottage cheese i've ever eaten. They sell it in big tubs at sam's club too which is a big plus.

[natedogg]

Originally Posted by Sticks

I've noticed that the brand of cottage cheese makes a HUGE difference in the taste. The only kind i can eat (and actually love) is breakstone. It's in a red container, and tastes so much better than any other kind of cottage cheese i've ever eaten. They sell it in big tubs at sam's club too which is a big plus.

I agree. Breakstone is a good cottage cheese. I have had others that were either too chunky or too watery or both. That's where I draw the line. Other than that I'd probably go with a night time protein mix of casein and milk protein.

[ryansm]

Suck it up, oh and does Bobo know about this, lol.

[jas123]

Is there any sort of "index" that tells the digestion rate of different proteins (sort of like glycemic index for carbs)?

[UNDERTAKER]

bump on that jas, I would like info on this as well

[scott72]

Originally Posted by jas123

Is there any sort of "index" that tells the digestion rate of different proteins (sort of like glycemic index for carbs)?

Protein shakes.... Your opinion

[R6Speed]

Add some splenda and like a 1/3 scoop chocolate protein powder to 1 cup of cottage cheese and it tastes great. Almost like pudding.

[natedogg]

Originally Posted by R6Speed

Add some splenda and like a 1/3 scoop chocolate protein powder to 1 cup of cottage cheese and it tastes great. Almost like pudding.

Wow. Now that sounds really gross...but I'll try anything once.

[jas123]

Originally Posted by scott72

Protein shakes.... Your opinion

Thanks, I've seen that thread before, but I was curious how fast other protein sources like salmon, tuna, chicken, turkey, beef, etc. are digested relative to whey, casein, egg.

[speakle]

If you blend the stuff with some strawberries or blueberries and splenda its like a smoothie. I have never been able to eat cottage cheese without blending it.

[OmarJackson]

Originally Posted by jas123

Thanks, I've seen that thread before, but I was curious how fast other protein sources like salmon, tuna, chicken, turkey, beef, etc. are digested relative to whey, casein, egg.

whole foods are always digested much slower, which i never got the whole cottage cheese as a staple for pre-bed meals. you can just as easily have chicken, steak, fish, etc....