Rebel's Diary

Breakfast- scrambled eggs with pancetta and green chile peppers. (737 calories)

Lunch- baked chicken breast, brussels sprouts. (1018 calories)

Dinner- almond milk peanut butter science experiment thingie. (160 calories)

Snacks- starbucks soy flat white. (160 calories)

BMR= 2936
Cals= 2075
Total -861
 
Ok, now I´m curious: how did you get baked (not fried) chicken breast with brussels sprouts up to 1018 calories? :p I´m not completely sure I should want to know because it´s probably utterly delicious but I´m cuuurious!
 
Ok, now I´m curious: how did you get baked (not fried) chicken breast with brussels sprouts up to 1018 calories? :p I´m not completely sure I should want to know because it´s probably utterly delicious but I´m cuuurious!
Two 12 ounce chicken breast and a bag of steam fresh brussels sprouts with a tablspoon of butter.
 
& scrambled eggs etc up to 737 cals! Eek! Cream?
I was out of egg whites in the carton so i had 6 whole eggs at 70 cals each the pancetta was another couple of hundred canned roasted green chile and a tablespoon of butter that i cooked the eggs in.
 
:eek: Makes sense then, those are amounts I simply couldn't eat, volume-wise. 12 oz chicken breasts? American chickens must be monsters! Ours are half that and I can't even eat a whole one :eek: Then again: I know how hard it is to feel satisfied/full without the carbs. And your carb restriction is a lot harsher than mine ever was. Have you considered eating thigh instead of breast? More fat but also more nutrients and usually cheaper.
I am still confused about the scrambled eggs: did you use the liquid egg white plus six whole eggs? Because if not: two egg whites do not a whole egg make, neither in taste nor in calories.
In general: do you weigh the ingredients for your meals or do you go with the internet's estimates?
 
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:eek: Makes sense then, those are amounts I simply couldn't eat, volume-wise. 12 oz chicken breasts? American chickens must be monsters! Ours are half that and I can't even eat a whole one :eek: Then again: I know how hard it is to feel satisfied/full without the carbs. And your carb restriction is a lot harsher than mine ever was. Have you considered eating thigh instead of breast? More fat but also more nutrients and usually cheaper.
I am still confused about the scrambled eggs: did you use the liquid egg white plus six whole eggs? Because if not: two egg whites do not a whole egg make, neither in taste nor in calories.
In general: do you weigh the ingredients for your meals or do you go with the internet's estimates?
I have always had a huge appetite. Playing american football in high school and college the coaches were always telling me to eat more. So overtime i just developed a huge appetite. The only thing was playing football i worked out alot and afterwards i quit working out and eating the wrong foods my weight really packed on.
I guess thats why "diets" never worked for me. Most of them really restrict how much you eat so i would always feel starved.
I get my meat from a local butchers market and the food like chicken breast and beef steaks are crazy big cuts of meat.
I normally eat 12 to 18 ounces of egg whites from a carton plus a few whole eggs but i ran out so i cooked 6 whole eggs instead. The calorie difference between egg whites and whole eggs are huge. Thats why breakfast yesterday had a huge calorie number.
Alittle birdie told me not to worry so much about the carbs in fruit and veggies so im bringing my daily carb amout up and ill see if that effects my weight loss at all. If it does i can always bring them back down.
I weigh everything on a digital food scale. Its nice because i can put a plate or small cutting board on the scale and and tare off the weight from the container so it just shows me the weight of what ever is on the plate.
When it comes to chicken i have always liked the taste of white meat over dark; its just a personal preference thing :)
The only time i eat dark meat would be like from duck where white meat simply isn't available.
 
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Yay for more fruit and veg! It's obvious that you give your food choices a lot of thought and I think that's a healthy thing at this point in time. Have a nice Sunday!
 
Breakfast- breakfast sandwich on low carb flat bread. (615 calories)

Lunch- baked chicken breast, green beans. (943 calories)

Dinner- avocado, banana. (493 calories)

BMR= 2936
Cals= 2051
Total -885
 
Bad carb day but i really really wanted that oatmeal. Aw well.....
Breakfast- Egg sandwich on low carb flat bread. (375 calories)

Lunch- oatmeal with peanut butter, raisins, banana. (664 calories)

Dinner- boneless pork cutlets grilled, avocado. (1003 calories)

BMR= 2936
Cals= 2042
Total -894
 
Breakfast- Egg sandwich on low carb flat bread. (375 calories)

Lunch- tuna salad. (570 calories)

Dinner- woke up late. Breakfast was at 2pm. (0 calories)

BMR= 2936
Cals= 945
Total -1991
 
Everything has been going pretty well. I went to the golf driving range yesterday. I just went to kind of look around abit. It was really funny. Most were doing what they were supposed to. They were driving for distance. The funny part was that others were aiming for the guy driving the ball retrieval tractor thing. They were pelting him good. That job would suuuuck.
 
Are you tempted to have a go yourself sometime soon Rebel? I don't mean at the guy driving the tractor either :)
 
Breakfast- Scrambled eggs with onion, red bell pepper, goat cheese. (691 calories)

Lunch- Baked chicken breast with onions and red peppers, broccoli and cauliflower. (628 calories)

Dinner- whataburger double cheeseburger; replaced bun with low carb wrap. (660 calories)

BMR= 2936
Cals= 1979
Total -957
 
Went to a chili dog place and ordered a salad sooooo wrong.

Breakfast- Grillled pork cutlet, fried eggs. (760 calories)

Lunch- Starbucks soy flat white. (160 calories)

Dinner- James Coney Island Greek salad. (256 calories)

BMR= 2936
Cals= 1176
Total -1760
 
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