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    What kind of bread can I eat as a complex carb?


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    100% whole wheat

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    Whole wheat. You could maybe get away with granary.

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    what are you trying to do? are you cutting, bulking...

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    Cutting bro

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    If cutting then no bread IMO

    brown rice and yams...mmmmm

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    pumpernickel bread (sp) is that good???

    i wouldnt use bread when cutting tho......

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    Atkins bread ....

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    garlic bread

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    Thanks for the question i was wondering myself, guess that since i wanna cut too i better cut it all out.

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    I usually cut out all breads/dairy when cutting w/any significant level of seriousness. Bulking, I eat the f*ck out of breads/tortillas/pasta/etc.

    Which reminds me, BREAKFAST BURRITO TIME!

    ~SC~

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    Quote Originally Posted by SwoleCat
    I usually cut out all breads/dairy when cutting w/any significant level of seriousness. Bulking, I eat the f*ck out of breads/tortillas/pasta/etc.

    Which reminds me, BREAKFAST BURRITO TIME!

    ~SC~
    Watch out guys, looks like Swolecats going to eat everything in sight!!

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    Then my wife decides to make blueberry pancakes for my son!!!!!!

    Well, just ate 2 of those right outta the pan!

    ~SC~

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    Quote Originally Posted by SwoleCat
    Then my wife decides to make blueberry pancakes for my son!!!!!!

    Well, just ate 2 of those right outta the pan!

    ~SC~
    mmmmmm, wow! My mouth is watering!! Am so hungry now!

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    Stone ground multi-grain wheat. the kind with flaxseed, millet, sunflowerseed ,rye meal etc. Tends to have a degree of fat, but you can use any left over slices for sandpaper.

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    Quote Originally Posted by SwoleCat

    Which reminds me, BREAKFAST BURRITO TIME!

    ~SC~

    I love those. My mom used to make them for me as a kid all the time.


    I've read wheat that up estrogen, and water retention levels. Best to stay away when cutting.

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