Tv snacks??

They say the sweeteners make you pick up weight as it stimulates your appetite, so directly speaking it shouldn't make you pick up weight. There is practically no calories in diet cold drinks so i say go ahead and have one.. but now I want bubbles too :dry:

Screw it. I will wait for my cheat meal on Sunday rather.

Looks like all we need on the site now is a reliable biltong supplier

Looks like all we need on the site now is a reliable biltong supplier

I second that!
AND
Mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm Beeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeer! (REAL Homer voice!)

jackrabbit1 DOH!

Mr_SA wrote:

Looks like all we need on the site now is a reliable biltong supplier

Y dont u guys make your own, its pretty simple actually

Beesting wrote:

Mr_SA wrote:

Looks like all we need on the site now is a reliable biltong supplier

Y dont u guys make your own, its pretty simple actually

Probably cause i dont hunt, or have the patience for it!

Beesting is actually right..

I going to try make a batch for myself.....

no need to hunt.

Get yourself some big pieces of meat, (here on the west rand a place called Bulkpack sells good cuts of meat)

And spice and cure it yourself, cool thing is you can make the cuts however you want. I will post a biltong recipe on here a little later today.

Takes like 2 weeks in decent weather to get a good piece of biltong, but if you do a few pieces then you can snack for ages.

TV snack list myself (even though dont eat in front of tv much)

Biltong
Cottage cheese and carrots/celery

and to drink, that low cal Lecol lime squash mix....not the greatest tasting, but its better than boring water.

Beef is one THE best sources of protein and it contains good amounts of creatine too,the problem with biltong is the high salt content,especially if you are prone to Edema(water-retension),it will help stack on the water.Also bad too eat too much of it on a cycle because all that salt intake will help screw up the high blood pressure.

Abrustetha wrote:

no need to hunt.

Get yourself some big pieces of meat, (here on the west rand a place called Bulkpack sells good cuts of meat)

And spice and cure it yourself, cool thing is you can make the cuts however you want. I will post a biltong recipe on here a little later today.

Takes like 2 weeks in decent weather to get a good piece of biltong, but if you do a few pieces then you can snack for ages.

TV snack list myself (even though dont eat in front of tv much)

Biltong
Cottage cheese and carrots/celery

and to drink, that low cal Lecol lime squash mix....not the greatest tasting, but its better than boring water.

I buy all my meat (silver side) that I make biltong with there. It works out to about R250 per 5kgs of biltong if you make it yourself.

One of my friends built a home made dryer and it takes max 5 days per batch.

rice cakes with either peanut butter or cinamin(don't know the spelling):laugh:

I found a nice snack the other night.

Chicken strips + cottage cheese