This is great for any meal of the day. I usually eat something based around this meal for either dinner or breakfast, as I work out of the house during the day. This is a great and SIMPLE meal no matter what your goal is: cutting or bulking. Simply adjust the ratios of food and there you have it.
1 - 8oz Piece of Perdue Frozen Boneless Skinless Chicken Breast
Calories - 200 / Fat Calories - 20
Total Fat - 2g
Saturated Fat - 0g
Polyunsaturated Fat - ??g
Monounsaturated Fat - ??g
Cholesterol - 120mg
Sodium - 500mg
Total Carbohydrates - 0g
Fiber - 0g
Sugar - 0g
Protein - 44g
3 Whole Egg-land's Best Grade A Eggs - Large (now with 100mg of Omega 3)
Calories - 210 / Fat Calories - 105
Total Fat - 12g
Saturated Fat - 3g
Polyunsaturated Fat - ??g
Monounsaturated Fat - ??g
Cholesterol - 525mg
Sodium - 195mg
Total Carbohydrates - 0g
Fiber - 0g
Sugar - 0g
Protein - 18g
2 Pieces of Arnold Whole Grain 12 Grain Bread
Calories - 220 / Fat Calories - 40
Total Fat - 4g
Saturated Fat - 0g
Trans Fat - 0g
Polyunsaturated Fat - 2g
Monounsaturated Fat - 0g
Cholesterol - 0mg
Sodium - 400mg
Total Carbohydrates - 41g
Fiber - 6g
Sugar - 6g
Protein - 8g
Totals:
Calories - 630 / Fat Calories - 165
Total Fat - 18g
Saturated Fat - 3g
Trans Fat - 0g
Polyunsaturated Fat - ~2g
Monounsaturated Fat - ~13g
Cholesterol - 645mg
Sodium - 1095mg
Total Carbohydrates - 41g
Fiber - 6g
Sugar - 6g
Protein - 70g
From this meal, even at 18g of fat, you are still only getting 3g's of saturated fat, with the rest being poly and monounsaturated (good fats). Cholesterol content; although may be high; is because of the eggs, which is currently viewed as "good" (although they flip-flop on it every other year it seems). Cholesterol is the building blocks of hormones such as testosterone! Sodium may be high, but RDI is at 2,400mg, so it's about 50% of that. Not too big of a deal, considering that's with a 2000 calorie diet...
Simple yet efficient dish, enjoy with a little texas pete too
1 - 8oz Piece of Perdue Frozen Boneless Skinless Chicken Breast
Calories - 200 / Fat Calories - 20
Total Fat - 2g
Saturated Fat - 0g
Polyunsaturated Fat - ??g
Monounsaturated Fat - ??g
Cholesterol - 120mg
Sodium - 500mg
Total Carbohydrates - 0g
Fiber - 0g
Sugar - 0g
Protein - 44g
3 Whole Egg-land's Best Grade A Eggs - Large (now with 100mg of Omega 3)
Calories - 210 / Fat Calories - 105
Total Fat - 12g
Saturated Fat - 3g
Polyunsaturated Fat - ??g
Monounsaturated Fat - ??g
Cholesterol - 525mg
Sodium - 195mg
Total Carbohydrates - 0g
Fiber - 0g
Sugar - 0g
Protein - 18g
2 Pieces of Arnold Whole Grain 12 Grain Bread
Calories - 220 / Fat Calories - 40
Total Fat - 4g
Saturated Fat - 0g
Trans Fat - 0g
Polyunsaturated Fat - 2g
Monounsaturated Fat - 0g
Cholesterol - 0mg
Sodium - 400mg
Total Carbohydrates - 41g
Fiber - 6g
Sugar - 6g
Protein - 8g
Totals:
Calories - 630 / Fat Calories - 165
Total Fat - 18g
Saturated Fat - 3g
Trans Fat - 0g
Polyunsaturated Fat - ~2g
Monounsaturated Fat - ~13g
Cholesterol - 645mg
Sodium - 1095mg
Total Carbohydrates - 41g
Fiber - 6g
Sugar - 6g
Protein - 70g
From this meal, even at 18g of fat, you are still only getting 3g's of saturated fat, with the rest being poly and monounsaturated (good fats). Cholesterol content; although may be high; is because of the eggs, which is currently viewed as "good" (although they flip-flop on it every other year it seems). Cholesterol is the building blocks of hormones such as testosterone! Sodium may be high, but RDI is at 2,400mg, so it's about 50% of that. Not too big of a deal, considering that's with a 2000 calorie diet...
Simple yet efficient dish, enjoy with a little texas pete too