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Before I paste the things I eat, let me tell you that I am a 26 year old skinny white male, 6 foot tall, around 145LB. I spend most of my time in front of a computer, but I go on bike rides and walks regularly.
What I've eaten:
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May 9, 2013 (Thursday)
Breakfast:
-Mocha Iced Coffee (Regular ground coffee + whole milk + Ovaltine chocolate milk mix)
-Large bowl of Honey Nut Cheerios (no milk)
-1 "One-a-Day" Men's Multivitamin Suppliment
Snack:
-oats and honey crunchy granala bar
-17oz bottle of water
Lunch:
-Glass of apple juice (from concentrate)
-3 plain bean burritos (1 can of refried beans, 3 tortillas)
Snack:
-12oz can of DrPepper
-17oz bottle of water
Dinner:
-a full-sized carrot
-Snack sized bag of Cheez-its
-17oz bottle of water
Summary:
I had a big breakfast and lunch, so I wasn't that hungry for dinner.
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May 10, 2013 (Friday)
Breakfast:
-Mocha Iced Coffee
-Large bowl of Honey Nut Cheerios (no milk)
Snack:
-17oz bottle of water
Lunch:
-Instant Ramen Noodles
-Can of Solid White Albacore
-oats and honey crunchy granala bar
Snack:
-a small carrot
-Snack sized bag of Cheez-its
-17oz bottle of water
Dinner:
-Glass of apple juice
-3 small pieces of tri-tip steak
-small piece of brocolli
-biscuit
-large baked potato
-17oz bottle of water
Summary:
Pretty ordinary. My dad cooked dinner tonight.
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May 11, 2013 (Saturday)
Breakfast:
-Mocha Iced Coffee
-Large bowl of Honey Nut Cheerios (no milk)
-1 "One-a-Day" Men's Multivitamin Suppliment
Lunch:
-Dairy Queen
-3 piece chicken strips
-large order of french fries
-12oz Coke
-Strawberry sundae
Snack:
-23oz can of Arizona Green Tea Ginseng and Honey
-Snack sized bag of Cheez-its
Dinner:
-17oz bottle of water
-2 Peanut-Butter Sandwiches (smooth peanut butter + wheat sandwich bread)
Summary:
Went out and hung out with friends today, decided to eat at Dairy Queen. Got an Arizona Green Tea on the way home
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May 12, 2013 (Sunday)
Breakfast:
-Mocha Iced Coffee
-Large bowl of Honey Nut Cheerios (no milk)
Lunch:
-plain turkey sandwich (3 slices of turkey breast + wheat sandwich bread)
-carrot
-17oz bottle of water
-2 plain McDonald's chicken sandwiches
Snack:
-2 Little Debbie vanilla snack cakes
Dinner:
-Half of a small breast piece of grilled chicken
-Piece of warm french bread
Summary:
Wasn't planning on having the mcdonald's, but my dad brought it home for me. Didn't have much of an appetite for dinner.
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May 13, 2013 (Monday)
Breakfast:
-Mocha Iced Coffee
-Instant Ramen Noodles
-2 Cans of Solid White Albacore
-oats and honey crunchy granala bar
Very late Lunch:
-2 plain home-made hamburgers (just meat and bun)
-17oz bottle of water
-2 Little Debbie vanilla snack cakes
"Dinner":
-Carrot
-17oz bottle of water
-two Peanut Butter Sandwiches (peanut butter + wheat sandwich bread)
-Snack sized bag of Cheez-its
Summary:
Ate a lot in the morning, didn't eat again for probably ~9 hours when I had burgers.
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May 14, 2013 (Tuesday)
Breakfast:
-Mocha Iced Coffee
-Large bowl of Honey Nut Cheerios (no milk)
-1 "One-a-Day" Men's Multivitamin Suppliment
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