I just went to the gym for the first time in three weeks. I've been such a slacker. Oh, no, wait, I mean I've had a ton of school projects to do. It was squat night. Yeah!
Here's what I'm eating:
Hungry Man XXL: Backyard Barbeque
Two Tyson Chicken Breasts, two boneless rib shaped pork patties, mashed potatoes, barbeque sauce.
Calories:.........1140
Fat:............... 46g (70%)
...Sat. Fat:..... 17g (84%)
Cholesterol:.. 190mg (64%)
Sodium: .........2940mg (123%)
Carbs: ...........127g (42%)
...Fiber: ..........6g (23%)
...Sugars:.......80g
Protein:..........55g
mmmmm
I don't usually eat this one all the time, but I do usually after doing squats.
Actually, I've never been able to finish it all in one sitting before. I usually leave one pork patty for the next day, along with a little bit of mashed potatoes.
I don't mind the 46g of fat. The 17g of sat. fat isn't that great, however, but I haven't eaten that much today so I don't mind.
The sodium is a bit high, but I drink a lot of water.
Carbs, it's fine.
Protein: 55g is good for one meal.
--This next section is for hungry college students without a lot of money--
What's the best part? The WalMart in my college town sells these for $3.78. In grocery stores it's like $5.50. The normal Hungry Man dinners at my WalMart are $2.50, and like $4 or something at grocery stores. The normal Hungry Man dinners are a better value (calories per dollar), but I like this dinner so I buy it. You can get around 800 calories for $2.50 with a normal Hungry Man. And that's not all fat, either. Lots of protein and carbs, too. And the normal ones come with vegetables. I recommend Hungry Man dinners to college students.
IronFist