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    White rice or pasta better for PPWO carbs?

    What's better to have with my chicken breast for ppwo carbs: 1/2 cup of white rice or say a small serving of chef boyardee raviolis or spaghetti o's?

    Which ones better for cutting? Which ones better for bulking?

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    i would take the white rice either way. that other crap is so processed and has added things you dont need/want, like sugars and such

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    So 1/2 cup of white rice with some chicken breast would make a good ppwo meal?

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    yea of course, if you can use some brown rice!

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    whats wrong with the white rice?

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    Yes, I agree white rice is the better choice above the pasta/ravioli.

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    For the record, I totally dislike brown rice.

    Rice should be white, f*ck brown.

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    yeah for real, brown rice is vial. . the white puffs up so much better. throw some butter spray and hot sauce on that sh!t and daaaaaaamn. . .I dont lift for strength or looks, i lift so i have a reason to drink sugar and eat rice late at nite lol

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    I like brown rice... I like the texture more... Don't eat chef boyardee b/c that junk is high in fat. You want PWO meals to be low fat.

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    doesn't brown rice have a lower g1 then white rice?

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    brown rice is more glycemic than white rice, thats why it sticks together better.

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    ok so which one is better for Bb's...i was always told brown becuase of it being a better complex carb

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    I would think that brown is better only because it's not refined. White rice is.

    I'm the opposite, I love brown rice and can't stand white rice lol

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    Quote Originally Posted by stayinstacked
    brown rice is more glycemic than white rice, thats why it sticks together better.
    Say what Jackson?

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    Quote Originally Posted by mitch911
    ok so which one is better for Bb's...i was always told brown becuase of it being a better complex carb
    People look at this the WRONG way. They are BOTH beneficial, they just have their times where they are BEST utilized. For the second pwo meal w/slin already elevated, it doesn't make much difference to ingest a low or high gi carb meal, as we want to take advantage of that increased uptake window anyhow. (For hours after a w.o.) So, I opt for white rice, as any further spike is just fine w/me, as my muscles are in need of the nutrients I am ingesting (in proper form) and the delivery via slin has full clearance.

    Have your amounts correct for your eating plan and goals, and you are set.


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    I think you guys are looking into it WAY too deep. Utilise white rice PPWO for 2 months then switch to brown rice for 2 months. If you see a difference I will be very surprised. At the end of the day as long as you are getting in the healthy, complex carbs you are on the right track. An extra 2-3g of fiber will not make any significant difference.

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