Ben M said:If you want to gain some fat mass as well, just increase the amount of fatty things in your diet, like a nice pudding after your evening meal. Or bacon and eggs for breakfast...mmmm
The jury's out on this.
Calories are calories.
Ben M said:If you want to gain some fat mass as well, just increase the amount of fatty things in your diet, like a nice pudding after your evening meal. Or bacon and eggs for breakfast...mmmm
jimboalee said:The jury's out on this.
Calories are calories.
Ben M said:Sorry, that came across wrong. The assumption that I was making was that bacon and eggs will contain more calories than a bowl of porridge, and of course than a meal on its own has fewer calories than the same meal followed by cheesecake...
jimboalee said:Are you sure about that?
How many eggs?
How much bacon?
What size bowl of porridge?
johnnyh said:as a guide a standard bowl of porridge is only about 160 calories.
a bacon and egg sarnie is about 390! and a heck of a lot tastier
jimboalee said:Get off
You're not going to ride a bike far on just 30g of oats with a splash of milk
jimboalee said:You're not going to ride a bike far on just 30g of oats with a splash of milk
johnnyh said:indeed, and hence the doc suggesting a lack of in for out, given that I will go out and rattle off 20 to 40 miles dependant on if I have 1 to 2 hours to ride give or take 15 mins.
it has been quite a revelation to discover that what I considered to be a healthy diet lacks enough fuel.
still, made it to 3000 calories yesterday and am over the 1500 mark today. Haven't ridden in 3 days, so perhaps I have added a few reserves to the tank.
peanut said:this thread is so unfair I have to count the calories of everything I eat and I haven't eaten a burger or pizza for years
I only have to look at the huge biscuit tin at work and I pile on 5 lbs
My whole life revolves around food and being hungry and over-weight