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    Not forgetting sweet potato, my favourite....
    Do not ask me for a source check.






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    Here's a recipe for pancakes that tastes pretty darn good.
    1/2 cup oats (oat bran texture is best)
    1/2 cup egg whites
    1 scoop protein
    cinnamon and spices

    just mix them together and cook them in a skillet. Delicious

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    Here's a recipe for pancakes that tastes pretty darn good.
    1/2 cup oats (oat bran texture is best)
    1/2 cup egg whites
    1 scoop protein
    cinnamon and spices

    just mix them together and cook them in a skillet.

    This recipe is good!! I do it when I have time on the weekends. BSN Syntha-6 banana is the awesome with it. Or add some mashed sweet potatoes for more carb load before morning workouts.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Matt View Post
    Not forgetting sweet potato, my favourite....
    Yup my fav source of carbs. Right in front of pinto beans thats right I'm a beaner.

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    I'm really confused here. Thx for all the other carbs sources ill definitely be adding them to my diet. And thanks for the thread. Ill check it out as well.

    what I don't understand is how you say its processed? What does that mean? Not sure if you are aware of trader Joe's but its a grocery store that sell EVERYTHING ALL NATURAL and organic. I just want to understand how the whole grain pancake carbs are different from oats..

    I'm having a hard time completely grasping the science of This.

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