something you all should check out..

[huh?]

these TV dinners called "life choice" or something, i got mine at a kroger signiture store just to try it out, turkey w/ gravy and green beans and carrots... 15g carb.. 38g protein. they had like chicken legs and tons of other **** too... just thought id tell you all, its good... turkey is thick and meaty, vegi's are nice and colorful and crisp..

[Spoon]

looks good but im sure theres more on the ingredients theyr not telling you about.

[Tock]

Healthy Choice . . . pretty good stuff.
The Marie Callendar's stuff is good, too, although it has more fat than the Healthy Choice stuff . . .
-Tock

[PuddleMonkey]

Uh.... I'll stick with real food. Thanks. lol

[PuddleMonkey]

I bet the sodium is insane on those things

[decadbal]

yea, my thoughts, i bed the sodium content is hi hi hi

[abstrack]

sodium shouldn't be an issue if you are drinking plenty of H2O. in regards to the TV dinners, NO thanks! I rather stick to eating real foods and not processed dinners

[decadbal]

sodium shouldn't be an issue if you are drinking plenty of H2O. in regards to the TV dinners, NO thanks! I rather stick to eating real foods and not processed dinners

sodium is always a issue...

[abstrack]

sodium is always a issue...

An issue for who? what are the issues inlvolved for everyone? what are the max and min for things not to be an issue?

[SwoleCat]

To chime in.....

Sodium to me and those I assist is actually of no relevance at all, provided you are drinking adequate h20 daily. Adequate sodium intake is actually needed, and if you are worried about going over-board, simply drink more water. It doesn't interfere w/fat loss or anything of the like.

So, unless you have high blood pressure, or your doctor has you watching your intake for one reason or another, there is no issue. If you are pre-contest the final week, or are prepping for pics, then you manipulate sodium and watch your intake at that time, yes, but at all other times it's really nothing to be concerned with, just drink your water!

~SC~

[daman1]

sodium is always a issue...

Not as long as the H2O is high as abstrack stated.

[Bcrown1]

sodium shouldn't be an issue if you are drinking plenty of H2O. in regards to the TV dinners, NO thanks! I rather stick to eating real foods and not processed dinners

Ditto.

[abstrack]

sodium is always a issue...

well...??? just curious for an answer here

An issue for who? what are the issues inlvolved for everyone? what are the max and min for things not to be an issue?

[Animal Cracker]

If I am away-or unable to cook, I will drink a shake rather than eat processed crap. I have enjoyed a good Boston Market Salsbury Steak and Mashed Taters TV Dinner on a cheat day when being lazy, but as normal meal- heck no.