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    Oatmeal/Breakfast Question

    Bros, I try to eat a bowl of oatmeal for breakfast every morning (along with 5 egg whites, 1 whole egg, and 2 pieces of toast with jam). However, I just about can't eat it unless I mix it with fat free milk and add a little sugar. I know that both of these are bad because of the sugars, so what do you guys suggest?? Anything better to substitute it with?? Thanks Guys----

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    Leave out the milk Bro....

    Quote Originally Posted by 123kid
    Bros, I try to eat a bowl of oatmeal for breakfast every morning (along with 5 egg whites, 1 whole egg, and 2 pieces of toast with jam). However, I just about can't eat it unless I mix it with fat free milk and add a little sugar. I know that both of these are bad because of the sugars, so what do you guys suggest?? Anything better to substitute it with?? Thanks Guys----
    And get a sugar substitute!!!

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    sugar substitute and some vannila whey taste good with oatmeal. Plus, no need for the whole egg your mixing carbs and fats which is not recommended

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    thats not a good meal neways, your mixing carbs anf fats with the whole eggs

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    So if I were to make three hardboiled eggs and just eat the whites...

    1) How much protein is in just the whites? On the box, it says the whole egg is 8 g.

    2) Would eating just the whites cut all of the fat out?

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    If you have oats, why bread?

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    Swole can you help me with my question about the whites. I heard when you make a hardboiled egg and just eat the white, it subtracts only 1 g of protein (so from 8g to 7g). Is that true.? Also does eating only the whites cut alot of the fat out?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Aggression
    So if I were to make three hardboiled eggs and just eat the whites...

    1) How much protein is in just the whites? On the box, it says the whole egg is 8 g.

    2) Would eating just the whites cut all of the fat out?
    a whole egg has 8 grams of protein maybe, but a white only has like 4 or 5. so use like 8-10 of em

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    Where I'm from and from what I've read on all cartons, 1 large USDA GRADE AA egg has 6 grams of protein. The white has 3.5 grams.

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    Quote Originally Posted by SwoleCat
    Where I'm from and from what I've read on all cartons, 1 large USDA GRADE AA egg has 6 grams of protein. The white has 3.5 grams.

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    where i am from they inject the eggs with HGH. . .78 grams protein per white

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    just make your oats running an drink it thats wat i do.or stick it into a bleder make it into a powder an add some whey an its good an quick to eat.or just take it with water

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