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    Bulk Diet hopefully in check , ((CRITIQUE))

    Proposed Diet program: 3500-3800 cals


    Breakfast: 6am

    Protein shake

    Choose one item:
    Scrambled 3 eggs -1 pat of butter (225)
    ¾ cup of egg beaters (180)
    2 oz oatmeal before cooking weight ½ cup skim milk (250)
    2 cups of breakfast cereal with 1/2cup skim milk (240)

    Choose one:
    2 slices of whole wheat or multi grain bread with 2 pats of butter (220)
    2 oz of rolled oats (220)

    Choose one:
    2 slices of cheese low fat (100)
    2 hard boiled eggs (150)

    Choose one:
    1 cup orange juice (105)
    1 banana (80)
    ½ cantaloupe or honey dew melon (45)


    Morning Snack: 9am

    Choose one:
    Apple (60)
    Banana (80)
    1 cup of grapes (75)

    Choose one:
    Trail mix fruit & nut bar (140)
    Protein Power Bar(150)
    2 oz rolled oats (210)
    1 cup flavored yogurt (150)

    Recommend a flavored Propel sports water now or 16 oz of iced water


    Lunch: 12-Noon

    Choose one:
    Sliced turkey 4oz lunch meat on whole wheat bread with lettuce and tomato, mustard (265) with cheese (310)
    Chicken Caesar Salad- with 2 cups romaine lettuce,1oz onions(red),1/2 tomato,4oz chicken breast, 2 hard boiled eggs, dressing 4 tblspns, 1 oz cheese (565)

    Can of Tuna in water with 4 hard boiled eggs, sliced tomato, cup of lettuce, ranch dressing 2 tblspns, (605)

    6 oz ground beef patty on whole wheat bread or roll, lettuce, slice of cheese, tomato & mustard (450)

    Choose one:
    Apple (75)
    1 cup of grapes (75)
    Orange (50)
    Peach (50)
    4 oz of strawberries (35)

    Choose one:
    1 cup flavored yogurt (150)
    2 oz almonds (305)
    2 oz rolled oats (210)
    2 oz of raisins (125)

    Recommend unflavored ice tea, green tea or sports water (50)


    Snack: 3pm (pre workout snack)

    Protein shake

    Choose one:
    Can of tuna in water (100)
    4 oz chicken breast (200)
    Can of salmon (120)
    Turkey sandwich on whole wheat bread with mustard, lettuce & tomato (280)

    Choose one:
    2 slices of cheese (100)
    2 hard boiled eggs (150)
    1 cup flavored yogurt (150)

    Choose one:
    2 oz rolled oats (210)
    Trail mix fruit & nut bar (140)
    Protein power bar (150)
    Apple (60)
    Banana (80)

    Water or sports water

    Waxymaize 40g
    Protein Shake 50g

    Right after workout you can have 2 oz or almonds or 1 cup of yogurt or 3 cheese sticks (120)
    And either an apple or grapes (70)


    Dinner 6-7 PM

    Choose one:
    Tossed Salad with 1 cup lettuce or spinach (20) 1 oz red onions (10) 1 oz green Pepper (10) ½ tomato (20), 1 oz cheese 50) and 3 tblspn of dressing (150)
    ½ cantaloupe or honey dew melon (50)

    Choose one:

    10 oz grilled steak (610)
    10 oz pork chops (555)
    9 oz chicken breast (495)
    10 oz lean ground beef (570)
    9 oz of either Salmon, Tilapia, Cod or Catfish broiled or baked

    Choose one:

    1 cup brown rice (215)
    4 oz pasta w/oil oil & garlic (350)
    1 Medium Sweet potato 2 pats of butter (190)
    1 med. Baked potato with 2 pats of butter (200)

    Choose one:
    Whole wheat hard roll and 1 pat of butter (105)
    2 slices of whole wheat bread 2 pats of butter (150)

    Choose one:

    1 cup flavored yogurt (150)
    1 Apple (50)
    1 cup of grapes (75)
    ½ grapefruit, cantaloupe or honey dew melon (60)


    Snack 30 to 60 mins before sleep:

    Protein Shake

    Choose one:

    2 oz rolled oats (210)
    2 oz almonds (210)
    2 oz raisins (225)
    Trail mix fruit & nut bar (140)
    Protein Power bar (150)


    Choose one:

    Cup of flavored yogurt (150)
    Apple (50)
    Grapes (75)
    Orange (50)
    Banana (80)
    4 oz Strawberries (30)

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    Extra additional items to add in

    Drinks:
    8 oz of lemonade-131 cals
    8 oz of sweetened tea-170 cals
    8 oz of unsweetened tea w/lemon flavor-89 cals
    8 oz of flavored Gatorade-50 cals
    8 oz of flavored Propel Sports water-10 cals
    8 oz of green tea-0 cals

    Fruits:
    Apple-60 cals
    Bananna-80 cals
    ½ cantaloupe-55 cals
    ½ honey dew melon-40 cals
    ½ grapefruit-40 cals
    Orange-50 cals
    Peach-50 cals
    Plums-20 cals
    Raisens 2oz-125 cals

    Cheeses: (low fat)
    1 oz American-106 cal
    1 oz mozzarella-80
    1 oz muenster-104
    1 oz grated parmesian-110 cals

    Salad Dressings (4 table spoons)
    French-185-cals
    Italian-145 cals
    Ranch-160 cals
    Vinegar & oil-140-cals
    Mayo-460-cals
    Cocktail sauce-35-cals
    Mustard(2 tblspns) 10-cals
    Ketchup(2 tblspns) 40-cals
    BBQ sauce(2 Tspns)-15 cals

    Breads
    Slice of rye-70 cals
    Slice of whole wheat-75 cals
    Slice of Multi-grain-80 cals
    Slice of Italian bread-75 cals
    Whole wheat hard roll-75 cals
    2 pats of butter(1 teaspoon)-70 cals


    Breakfast Items:
    ½ cup of egg beaters-120 cals
    3 scrambled eggs in 1pat of butter-225 cals
    2 oz of oatmeal-220
    2 cups of puffed wheat cereal-100
    2 cups of shredded wheat cereal-160 cals
    2 cups of rice krispies-220 cals
    1 hard boiled egg-75 cals
    1 cup of low fat milk-120 cals
    1 cup skim milk-85 cals

    Fish;
    6 oz of Sole-180 cals
    6 oz of tilapia-
    6 oz of fresh tuna-420 cals
    6 oz scallops-190 cals
    6 oz of halibut-190 cals
    6 oz of fresh salmon-300 cals
    Canned salmon-120 cals
    Canned tuna in water-100 cals
    6 oz of Cod-180 cals

    Meats:
    6 oz Chicken breasts-330 cals
    6 oz Chicken thighs-420 cals
    6 oz Turkey breasts-280 cals
    6 oz pork chops-370 cals
    6 oz pork loin-350 cals
    6 oz beef tenderloin-330 cals
    6 oz Ham-500 cals
    3 pork sausages-490 cals
    6 oz of lean ground beef-380 cals
    6 oz of roast beef-340 cals
    6 oz lean sirloin steak- 375-cals
    2 oz sliced turkey lunch meat-50 cals


    Vegetables:
    4 oz of green beans-20 cals
    4 oz beets-35 cals
    4 oz of broccoli-15 cals
    4 oz of carrots-22 cals
    1 celery stalk-5 cals
    1 ear of corn-85 cals
    8” cucumber-15 cals
    1 cup mushrooms-18 cals
    1 cup brussel sprouts-50 cals
    4 oz of onions(red)-40 cals
    1 cup of peas-125 cals
    1 oz of green pepper-10 cals
    1 cup of lettuce-15 cals
    1 medium boiled potato-125 cals
    1 med. Sweet potato-80 cals
    1 medium tomato-20 cals
    1 med. Baked potato-120 cals

    Misc:
    2 oz almonds-305 cal
    1 cup yogurt plain-140 cals
    1 cup yogurt flavored-150 cals
    1 cup brown rice-215 cals
    1 cup wild rice-150 cals
    4 oz pasta (whole wheat)-305 cals
    Flour tortillas-110 cals each
    2 oz of olives-45 cals
    4 oz of couscous-107 cals
    1 teaspoon wheat germ-24 cals
    4 oz egg noodles-340 cals
    Trail mix fruit & nut bar-140 cals
    1 oz of rolled oats-108 cals

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    No way can anyone critique all that properly. I would suggest making an excel spreadsheet of an "example day" because going through everything you posted and trying to guess the macro breakdowns(which is the most critical part of any diet critique) isn't going to happen.

    Not trying to come off wrong, but honestly it looks like you have put a lot of work into this and I'm sure you want the best advice/results. It just won't happen with what you posted.

    Good luck.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Chronic View Post
    No way can anyone critique all that properly. I would suggest making an excel spreadsheet of an "example day" because going through everything you posted and trying to guess the macro breakdowns(which is the most critical part of any diet critique) isn't going to happen.

    Not trying to come off wrong, but honestly it looks like you have put a lot of work into this and I'm sure you want the best advice/results. It just won't happen with what you posted.

    Good luck.
    Hey thanks, i guess i will go through a couple days and spread out what i eat in that day. and based on those im sure it would be easier for you to give your .2 cents, i know what your saying maybe it isnt consistant enough or on the dot everydady but it was made so there was a variety without going under or way over. it is easy to accomplish throughout the day about all i can add in there as well...

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