Showing posts with label health. Show all posts
Showing posts with label health. Show all posts
Wednesday, May 22, 2013
My "ultimate" pseudo-veggie shake
Ok, here is my fine-tuned pseudo-veggie shake recipe (I say pseudo because it is mostly fruit hehehe). But it tastes great!
- 1 banana (120 g)
- 1 scoop (36 g) of CytoSport chocolate protein powder (you can get a huge bag of this at Costco)
- 50 g of spinach leaves
- 100 g of fresh strawberries
- A little bit of water (like half of a cup) so it will blend
Blend that all together and consume. Tastes great, you can hardly taste the spinach due to the strawberries and banana.
Nutrition facts:
289 calories
30 g protein
40 g carbs
2 g fat
Conclusion: tasty and healthy :)
Friday, May 3, 2013
The quest for the ultimate veggie shake continues!
Today, I blended a banana, 1 scoop of chocolate protein powder, 85 grams of spinach and a minicucumber together. I tried to find some veggies that didn't have much of a taste. Unfortunately, in the final product, I can really taste the cucumber and the cucumber/banana blend is pretty disgusting. So next time I am going to try this with just the spinach and no cucumber.
Sunday, April 28, 2013
Ever blended vegetables together before?
So as a little experiment I decided to blend some vegetables together and then drink it to see if I could quickly consume a bunch of vegetables without the "agony" of eating them at a normal pace. Here is what I attempted.
Conclusion: This stuff tasted pretty nasty (and was heavy on the red pepper flavor). But I drank it all, dangit! I might try this again using just a cucumber since those are pretty tasteless. I will definitely leave the zucchini out next time. :)
Friday, April 19, 2013
Calorie tracker improved
Now my calorie tracker shows the percentage of protein, carbs, and fat you have eaten that contribute to your total daily calories. In this example, I have about a 40/40/20 ratio (percentages computed are definitely approximated) which is fairly close to my goal. Only problem is I need to be eating a lot more veggies.
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