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    Baked potato or brown rice?

    What's better to have with my chicken breast in my PPWO meal, a plain baked potato or 1/2 cup of brown rice? I'm trying to cut.

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    brown rice is less starchy, red potatoes are less starchy than white potatoes and sweet potatoes are the least starchy of any potato.....however you do want some insulin response, so i dont think it would really make too much of a difference. I have used all types of potatoes and also brown and even white rice and wheat breads, all with good results.

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    So the brown rice is better?

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    i've always used brown rice..as it keeps me full..potatos..just isn't satiating enough for me..

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    SWEET POTATOS ARE THE SH!T. rice sucks.

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    i think the potatoe will help u fill your muscles glycogen faster than brown rice because it have a higher glycemic index so go for the potatoe in your post workout mean

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    Always liked brown rice...potatoes just arent filling....and if u have dextrose in your PW shake...then potatoes are a null issue

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    no harm having potatoes..but it's a basic kinda thing to have a pwo..than a ppwo..and the ppwo meal..you would want to include some medium gi carbs..you would have spiked your insulin pretty well with your pwo...my 2 cents..

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    If you eat both meals within your "window" (which will differ for everyone a bit) , you can include any type of GI carb.

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