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Total Members Voted: 50

[Lagslayer]

Not true! All the good science questions are just getting really weird.

Anyone up for doing a What Did You Eat Today?
https://www.supertracker.usda.gov/foodtracker.aspx

        Grains  Vegetables   Fruits     Dairy     Protein
Target  6 oz.   2½ cup(s)    2 cup(s)   3 cup(s)  5½ oz.
Eaten   8 oz.   1½ cup(s)    ¼ cup(s)   ¾ cup(s)  6 oz.
Status  Over    Under        Under      Under     OK

Total Eaten:
2071 Calories

Spoiler: Meals (click to show/hide)

Lunch
Cornbread, homemade 2 piece
367 Calories (34 Empty Calories*)

Lentil soup 1 cup
186 Calories (0 Empty Calories*)

Fruit drink (Lemonade) 1 cup
114 Calories (88 Empty Calories*)


Dinner
1405 Calories
Cornbread, homemade 2 piece
367 Calories (34 Empty Calories*)

Carrot, raw 1 large carrot (7-1/4" to 8-1/2" long)
30 Calories (0 Empty Calories*)

Fruit drink (Lemonade) 1 cup
114 Calories (88 Empty Calories*)

Bread, multigrain 2 regular slice
138 Calories (28 Empty Calories*)

Tuna, canned, oil pack 1 cup, solid or chunks, drained
289 Calories (0 Empty Calories*)

Mayo, regular 1 tablespoon
99 Calories (1 Empty Calories*)

Peanuts, dry roasted, salted ¼ cup
214 Calories (0 Empty Calories*)

Swiss cheese 1 slice (1 oz)
108 Calories (63 Empty Calories*)

Tea, brewed, sweetened with sugar 1 mug (8 fl oz)
47 Calories (45 Empty Calories*)

I missed breakfast today. Also, I need to get me some fruit. Otherwise, I think I did okay, all things considered. I think that Protien Percentage is off though. :I

Bananas are cheap.

Or if all else fails, you can always take a multi-vitamin. Not quite perfect, but close enough to fill most of the gaps otherwise filled by various plants.

[RedWarrior0]

Where I am at least, they average around 20-25 cents apiece, which is actually pretty good. Especially when compared to the more seasonal berries like cherries. Holy shit cherries are expensive.

[Lectorog]

Bananas are amazing, if you enjoy eating them.

All I ate today was half a calzone from Old Chicago. As far as nutrition is concerned I'm starving myself. A bit less than 600 calories, 1/3 daily fat (1/2 sat. fat), 1/8 cholesterol, 1/2 sodium, 1/4 carbs, 1/6 fiber, 1/4 protein. But hey, it has 2/3 of my daily vitamin C recommendation! 1/8 A, 1/3 calcium, 1/10 iron. Y'know.

[Vector]

LOLOLOL Today I intentionally went out and sought fatty foods and freakin' stuffed myself, and I still ate only 1376 calories according to this thing.

HAH

And I ate a surprisingly balanced diet, getting 75% the recommended daily values or so (look, I honestly just need less food than most people do) on everything except dairy (don't eat that).  Huh.  I just ate what I felt like eating, to be honest, which is kind of cool.

[MonkeyHead]

What I ate yesterday:



Based on a day of no breakfast, a massive ham and blue cheese sandwich for lunch, and a chicken/pasta combo for dinner, with icecream infront of shit tv before bed.

Despite being under 2000 calories, I am suprised I am alive. Worrying was the fact that I was 30% over on my fat allowance (CURSE YOU CHEESE!) and almost double my salt allowance (Soy sauce will be the death of me). The day before was probably even worse as it consisted of no breakfast, a massive cheese and bacon pankake for lunch, a McDonalds dinner, and doughnuts and beer in the evening. I love being a chubster.

[Lagslayer]

What I ate yesterday:



Based on a day of no breakfast, a massive ham and blue cheese sandwich for lunch, and a chicken/pasta combo for dinner, with icecream infront of shit tv before bed.

Despite being under 2000 calories, I am suprised I am alive. Worrying was the fact that I was 30% over on my fat allowance (CURSE YOU CHEESE!) and almost double my salt allowance (Soy sauce will be the death of me). The day before was probably even worse as it consisted of no breakfast, a massive cheese and bacon pankake for lunch, a McDonalds dinner, and doughnuts and beer in the evening. I love being a chubster.

I've read that potassium helps to counteract excess sodium, to a point, at least. Or you can just, you know, drink more water.

[Solifuge]

Bananas are cheap.

I've read that potassium helps to counteract excess sodium, to a point, at least.

You must be some kind of Banana Hustler, pushing your foreign yellow fruit on everyone like that.

[Lagslayer]

Bananas are cheap.

I've read that potassium helps to counteract excess sodium, to a point, at least.

You must be some kind of Banana Hustler, pushing your foreign yellow fruit on everyone like that.

Buy our Bananas! Buy our Bananas! Buy our Bananas! Buy our Bananas! Buy our Bananas! Buy our Bananas! Buy our Bananas! Buy our Bananas! Buy our Bananas! Buy our Bananas! Buy our Bananas! Buy our Bananas!
Now, now, a bunch of people find bananas very appeeling. Bunches more also produce them. The fruits of their labor provide people worldwide with great taste and nutrition. Those who support the industry get a split of the profits. Those who oppose it often find their appeel amongst enthusiasts slipping.
Buy our Bananas! Buy our Bananas! Buy our Bananas! Buy our Bananas! Buy our Bananas! Buy our Bananas! Buy our Bananas! Buy our Bananas! Buy our Bananas! Buy our Bananas! Buy our Bananas! Buy our Bananas!
Also, that video is creepy.

[MaximumZero]

I'd be frightened to see what one of those chart things would have looked like when I was at my fighting weight and in tournaments all the time. I actually eat less than half of what I used to, even though I'm now almost 100lbs overweight.

As it sits, I average about 1800 calories a day, according to the last 3 days.

[werty892]

How many 5 year olds can you beat in a fight?

I got 22.

[PanH]

What the fuck.






17.

[Vector]

24.

[MonkeyHead]

31, probably due to my immoral stance on using children as a weapon on other children.

[Putnam]

20, though I used that as well.

[Tiruin]

23.