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A follow - up comment for anyone else tracking their food — I used SparkPeople.com to work out the nutritional info based on the ingredients I used, and it works out to approx. 260 cal, 3.5 g fat, 47 carbs, 10 g fibre and 13 g protein per serving.

Per 1 out of 24, using Sukrin Gold: 67kcals, 3.5 g carbs, 4.9.

g fat and 2.3 g protein Per 1 out of 24, using coconut sugar: 75g protein, 5.5 g carbs, 4.9 g fat, 2.3 g protein

Macros per little cup, out of the ten you get from the ingredients above: 72kcals, 3g protein, 5.7 g carbs, 5g fat and a whooping 3g fibre!

Spread that out over 8 dosas, and you have under 5 g of carbs per dosa.

Macros per macaron half, out of the 10 you get for each color (without the filling because, as you'll see in Note 3 below, the filling is up to you): 15kcals, 2g protein, 3g carbs (out of which 2.5 g is fiber so net carbs: 0.5) and 0g fat.

Each muffin comes out to be 193 Calories, 14.09 g Fats, 4.37 g Net Carbs, and 6.98 g Protein.

so happy i found you thank you port stanley ontario canada will be busy trying out your low carb and g / f breads >> diane

If you're serving it as a side dish you can easily get 4 generous servings out of one batch which would be about 4.5 g net carbs per serving.

Hi Claudia — according to my app calculator, the whole bread has about 315 g of carbs (out of which 121 g is fiber).

Each cookie comes out to be 71.89 Calories, 7.2 g Fats, 1.32 g Net Carb, and 2.35 g Protein.

Macros for the entire batch, if made with 2 whole eggs: 308.7 kcals, 20.2 g protein, 38.7 g carbs (out of which a whooping 8.1 g is fiber!

444.5 kcals 39.9 g carbs (out of which 7.95 g is fiber!

Per cookie, it comes out to be 61.83 Calories, 5.22 g Fats, 1.53 g Net Carb, and 1.79 g Protein.

Without the glaze, each cookie comes out to be 192.38 calories, 17.44 g fats, 2.17 g net carbs, and 4.67 g protein.

Each slice comes out to be 200.13 Calories, 18.83 g Fats, 2.6 g Net Carbs, and 5.59 g Protein.

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.

You can check out my example meals today and see the nutrients that they feature with the P (protein), C (carbs), F (fat) and G (greens).

I used an online calculator to figure out my keto ratio and it said to eat 1601 cal, 5 % carbs (20 g), 70 % fat (125 g) & 25 % protein (100 g).

This is 150 g of cooked white rice which works out to about 200 calories of carbs.

Prot: 25 g, Carbs: 15 g, Fat: 9 g, Cal: 243 If you haven't been baking with peanut flour, you are missing out!

Using total (for cutting, target TDEE of 1,600), I worked out my macros (using the written guidelines in this article) as 158.4 g protein (40 % TDEE), 26.4 g fat (14 %), 182.8 g carbs (46 %).

I've seen great results out of aiming for 1.5 g of protein per pound of bodyweight, 1.5 - 2g of carbs and.5 g of fats per day.

«1000 kcal deficit, 0,5 g fat, 1,5 g protein, rest carbs» - Oskar Check out his page for more on his workout routines.

Prot: 15 g, Carbs: 11 g, Fat: 1 g, Cal: 113 (2 thin slices or 1 thick slice) I wanted to make some Honey Oat Protein Bread recently, but I realized I was out of honey.

Prot: 16 g, Carbs: 13 g, Fat: 1 g, Cal: 127 (2 thin slices or 1 thick slice) My first protein bread with whey protein, and it came out great!

It would be interesting to know if there is a statistical trend in the carb g / h for those athletes that were forced to drop out due to gastrointestinal issues.

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.

29.09.2016 Eating more than 45 g protein per meal won't get you more muscle - but eating more protein - rich meals per day will 10.09.2016 Soya protein + HMB has same anabolic effect as whey 23.08.2017 A post-strength training shake with just whey works better than a shake with whey and carbs 27.04.2017 High - protein diet does not cause kidney damage in the long term 17.01.2016 Shake containing 20 g whey makes weight loss diet easier 18.12.2015 Extreme protein intake reduces fat mass 11.12.2015 Protein supplement Immunocal boosts maximal strength 20.09.2015 Protein shake nightcap gives strength athletes more muscle 18.08.2015 Steroids, creatine and high - protein diet can cause kidney damage if you don't drink enough 11.08.2015 Do strength athletes benefit more from EAS Recovery Protein than out of whey?

The 28 day average across all days comes out to 1597 Calories — broken down into 136g Fats, 19.6 g Carbs, 8.4 g Fiber, 11.2 g Net Carbs, and 74.9 g Protein.

An ounce of chia seeds contains 12 g of carbohydrate, but what we need to point out is the majority of those carbs — 11 grams in fact — are actually fiber which your body doesn't digest.

Huh, mine is: - 2 tbs chia seeds (betterbody goods) 120 cal; 6g protein; 6g fat; 0g ncarb - 1/4 cup Silk unsweetened coconut milk 11 cal; 0g protein; 1g fat;.5 g carb - 1 tbs unrefined organic coconut oil (spectrum) 120 cal; 0g protein; 14g fat; 0g carb - 1/2 tsp vanilla extract Negligible - 1 tbs unsweetened cocoa (Trader Joe's) 20 cal; 1g protein; 1g fat; 1g ncarb * I took out any supplemental protein powder bc I eat meat for lunch.

Although I'm not currently trying to lose weight, I've had great success maintaining my weight with 30 - 50 g net carbs, protein on the upper limit (use KetoDiet Buddy to find out yours) and fat to satiety.