Anyone have good daily food routines? Post em boys
I'm tired of not having a calorie count and sticking to it. Give me something big and healthy, Idc what I'll get it, I'm done fucking around. Just hit 170 for the first time and with relatively low body fat, super proud and not giving up yet
>>42125135
2 meals per day
Lunch
can of sardines (olive or sunflower oil only)
2 eggs (use some of the oil from sardines to fry)
avocado
fistful of almonds
Dinner
200g lettuce/brocoli/peppers
2 tbsp olive oil 1 tbsp vinegar (I like walnut vinegar), salt pepper
200g ground beef, with 1/2red onion, 1/2 chili pepper, cooked in 10g butter
50g grams feta cheese on top, crumbled
~2,000 kcals
It's high fat low carb. take out sardines at lunch and have a bowl of oats for breafast, with cinnamon, if you want a more classical diet
Cheap ($35 groceries per week) healthy (most fats are mono or polysaturated) convenient (max pre+cook time 10mn, one pan only) and super flexible (change meat for any in any combination, cold salad or hot veggies, fast for 24 hours before or after a big alcohol and carbs night) I'm the leanest I've ever been at 30, and I really don't plan anything anymore, I just play around that "routine" and it works wonders.
It's not exactly keto, in the sense that I have carbs when going out (beers, bread, pizzas). so I go keto at home normie when going out, and as a result is just a flexible low-carb diet.
>>42125888
same poster, if you need more to bulk, high fat diets make it easy to add calories with little volume of food.
Add 1 avocado, 1 fistful of almonds, and 5-6 tbsp of peanut butter to routine above, and that's roughly ~1,500kcals extra.
>>42125888
*mono or poly unsaturated