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ForwardConcern
PostPosted: Mon Sep 26, 2011 12:24 am 
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When my schedule is busy I rely on this tiny sandwhich to give me a pretty dense meal.

1 Organic Tortilla (Eziekel Brand Prefferred) - 6g protein.

1 Tofurky Sausage - 26-29g protein

1 Tablespoon Veganaise

1/2 Cup of baby spinach - 1-2g protein

1 Tbsp Nutritional Yeast - 8g protein

1 Small heirloom tomato or 1 Tbsp of crushed tomato's 1g protein

Daiya cheese optional.

41-45g of protein depending on variation.

50g of carbs and 23g of fat (if you skip the Daiya Cheese and use the lowest fat Veganaise the flax and olive oil one).

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PostPosted: Mon Sep 26, 2011 12:29 am 
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Add 500ml (16oz) of orange juice on the side and you're just 1g shy of 50g of protein in one meal. Plus a few more carbs for energy.

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PostPosted: Mon Nov 07, 2011 2:36 am 
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You need to take in lots of protein, about 1 gram of protein for each pound of body weight per day. I like to take creative before and after a workout. This is a personal choice. Other than that, eat healthy and take a good vitamin supplement. :D
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PostPosted: Sat Nov 19, 2011 3:52 am 
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I like it! I was just thinking about how to put together a quick, high protein meal to take to work and I had almost the same idea--ezekiel tortilla, tofurkey sausage, and spinach. I think it would be great with the tomato-basil hummus from Trader Joe's.
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blueduckxx
PostPosted: Mon Nov 21, 2011 2:15 am 
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ForwardConcern wrote:
When my schedule is busy I rely on this tiny sandwhich to give me a pretty dense meal.

1 Organic Tortilla (Eziekel Brand Prefferred) - 6g protein.

1 Tofurky Sausage - 26-29g protein

1 Tablespoon Veganaise

1/2 Cup of baby spinach - 1-2g protein

1 Tbsp Nutritional Yeast - 8g protein

1 Small heirloom tomato or 1 Tbsp of crushed tomato's 1g protein

Daiya cheese optional.

41-45g of protein depending on variation.

50g of carbs and 23g of fat (if you skip the Daiya Cheese and use the lowest fat Veganaise the flax and olive oil one).

Enjoy!


23 grams of fat??? damn, I dont think I've never eaten that much fat in one meal.
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chewybaws
PostPosted: Mon Nov 21, 2011 3:45 am 
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blueduckxx wrote:
ForwardConcern wrote:
When my schedule is busy I rely on this tiny sandwhich to give me a pretty dense meal.

1 Organic Tortilla (Eziekel Brand Prefferred) - 6g protein.

1 Tofurky Sausage - 26-29g protein

1 Tablespoon Veganaise

1/2 Cup of baby spinach - 1-2g protein

1 Tbsp Nutritional Yeast - 8g protein

1 Small heirloom tomato or 1 Tbsp of crushed tomato's 1g protein

Daiya cheese optional.

41-45g of protein depending on variation.

50g of carbs and 23g of fat (if you skip the Daiya Cheese and use the lowest fat Veganaise the flax and olive oil one).

Enjoy!


23 grams of fat??? damn, I dont think I've never eaten that much fat in one meal.


Lol...you could eat 50g of almonds and get over that much fat.

Or one and half tablespoons of olive oil.

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blueduckxx
PostPosted: Mon Nov 21, 2011 12:25 pm 
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chewybaws wrote:
blueduckxx wrote:
ForwardConcern wrote:
When my schedule is busy I rely on this tiny sandwhich to give me a pretty dense meal.

1 Organic Tortilla (Eziekel Brand Prefferred) - 6g protein.

1 Tofurky Sausage - 26-29g protein

1 Tablespoon Veganaise

1/2 Cup of baby spinach - 1-2g protein

1 Tbsp Nutritional Yeast - 8g protein

1 Small heirloom tomato or 1 Tbsp of crushed tomato's 1g protein

Daiya cheese optional.

41-45g of protein depending on variation.

50g of carbs and 23g of fat (if you skip the Daiya Cheese and use the lowest fat Veganaise the flax and olive oil one).

Enjoy!


23 grams of fat??? damn, I dont think I've never eaten that much fat in one meal.


Lol...you could eat 50g of almonds and get over that much fat.

Or one and half tablespoons of olive oil.



Obviously, I meant I've never made an effort to do so
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ForwardConcern
PostPosted: Mon Nov 21, 2011 6:03 pm 
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blueduckxx wrote:
ForwardConcern wrote:
When my schedule is busy I rely on this tiny sandwhich to give me a pretty dense meal.

1 Organic Tortilla (Eziekel Brand Prefferred) - 6g protein.

1 Tofurky Sausage - 26-29g protein

1 Tablespoon Veganaise

1/2 Cup of baby spinach - 1-2g protein

1 Tbsp Nutritional Yeast - 8g protein

1 Small heirloom tomato or 1 Tbsp of crushed tomato's 1g protein

Daiya cheese optional.

41-45g of protein depending on variation.

50g of carbs and 23g of fat (if you skip the Daiya Cheese and use the lowest fat Veganaise the flax and olive oil one).

Enjoy!


23 grams of fat??? damn, I dont think I've never eaten that much fat in one meal.


That's not that much fat. Heck I get more from two tablespoons of Omega 3 Flax oil.

I'm bulking right now and eating anywhere from 100-200 grams of fat a day.

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an.duine.dorcha
PostPosted: Thu Dec 08, 2011 12:38 pm 
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How does the tofurky taste? I'm sort of trying to branch out into all the vegan-made imitation foods - so I can get enough protein to support my sport :P Kinda iffy after a few bouts with super gross soy cheese, but I love Daiya SO MUCH. Hee hee.
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an.duine.dorcha wrote:
How does the tofurky taste? I'm sort of trying to branch out into all the vegan-made imitation foods - so I can get enough protein to support my sport :P Kinda iffy after a few bouts with super gross soy cheese, but I love Daiya SO MUCH. Hee hee.

Daiya is the best! Don't bother with other Vegan Cheeses. And tofurky pretty much tastes like delicious. My favorite is the italian sausage (29 grams of protein in one sausage!)

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hydrolaw
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Daiya is nasty! Im partial to tofutti.
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blueduckxx
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I dislike any faux meats and cheeses
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