Not exact matches
Hi, just wondering if you have worked
out the macros,
carbs, protein and fat per serving
of homemade almond
milk?
What's more, the added sugar raises the
carbs - to - protein ratio
of a typical glass
of chocolate
milk to around 3:1, which happens to be the ideal ratio to help the body recover after working
out.
As you can see this workout is very intense and because
of the high volume work you'll need to lower the weights.After the third work day, rest for two days.You should eat about 3 hours before this workout and do some heavy (but clean) eating after the workout.This means that you should eat lots
of protein (around 1.5 g / lb a day) from lean meats, eggs, fish, low fat
milk and nuts.As for the
carbs — eat low glycemic
carbs through
out the day and a big meal
of high glycemic
carbs along with protein right after the workout.
I had a nice little dish the other night where it was just grass - fed, some cut - up onions, and it was a hollowed
out squash and we just put it in the squash and a little bit
of coconut
milk mixed in there and it was phenomenal, and you can get a little bit
of carbs that way.
I suppose i was trying to figure
out if the fat &
carb value are different if you whip the
milk into cream or i just use a can
of organic coconut cream?
I work second shift so I don't get
out of work till midnight, after I'm done lifting I go home and have whey protein (36 g) along with
carbs and rice
milk, then shower and go to bed for the night.
Sometime I take any remaining coconut cream (left from scooping
out of chilled can
of coconut
milk) and whip it with a touch
of vanilla (I like to use a scraped vanilla bean or paste if I have it cause I like the specks — but a 1/4 to 1/2 tsp
of good quality extract works too), I usually add a few drops
of vanilla SweetLeaf drops (coconut sugar would work here too if you aren't concerned with sugar /
carbs).