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10 March 2009 14:01
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theiopener rich im working on a article right now that could do with your graph as it goes, would you care to collaborate? Yeah sounds good mate, whats needed? Can customise it to suit.
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10 March 2009 15:53
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pm me and we shall chat you also need a copy of the article to work off of!
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10 March 2009 17:54
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Just out of interest what do you guys eat your TVP with, in terms of other foods with that meal? Thanks
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11 March 2009 11:34
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richsINS Have you tried making it sweet? I notice you all use TVP savoury(Chilli, bolonese etc) i personally have it sweet like i'd have oats, yum! Rich - so you just rehyrdrate it and add some splenda or whatever? Whats it like? That could be a really cheap protein/carb meal for work. Add some peanut butter for fat maybe?
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11 March 2009 11:35
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Where do you buy TVP from and what do you use it for. Is it high in protein?
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11 March 2009 12:21
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http://www.mysupermarket.co.uk/Shopping/ProductDetails.aspx?Store=1&Product=58669 £1.35 for 375g bag. 250-300ml Hot water + 10 Sweetners dissolved + 100g dry Soya + tsp cinnamon = Mix it up, eat! Cutting on a strict diet at the moment so dont allow it, but later ill be adding raisins and all types of goodness. By the way i've tried sweeters + Vanilla, Strawberry, Cocoa, Pepper mint, Cocoa+Peppermint, Choco+vanilla and loads of other flavours but cinnamon is king(plus a good addition to ones diet). yum yum yum - Sweet cinnamony lovelyness with 51g of protein, 2g fat and 21 carbs...muha! Ive posted this numerous times, every time i got called crazy by everyone else who eats soyamince(tio/daveo and others have posted other recipes btw). I personally cant stand it in bolognese sauce, tastes like rubberyness... but sweet? yum.
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11 March 2009 12:24
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richsINS http://www.mysupermarket.co.uk/Shopping/ProductDetails.aspx?Store=1&Product=58669 £1.35 for 375g bag. 250-300ml Hot water + 10 Sweetners dissolved + 100g dry Soya + tsp cinnamon = Mix it up, eat! Cutting on a strict diet at the moment so dont allow it, but later ill be adding raisins and all types of goodness. By the way i've tried sweeters + Vanilla, Strawberry, Cocoa, Pepper mint, Cocoa+Peppermint, Choco+vanilla and loads of other flavours but cinnamon is king(plus a good addition to ones diet). yum yum yum - Sweet cinnamony lovelyness with 51g of protein, 2g fat and 21 carbs...muha! Ive posted this numerous times, every time i got called crazy by everyone else who eats soyamince(tio/daveo and others have posted other recipes btw). I personally cant stand it in bolognese sauce, tastes like rubberyness...but sweet? yum. As you know mate, I'm low carbing at the minute, but that could make a great cheap meal when I bulk again. Even on a TKD style lean bulk. What would it be like if I did this the night before and had it cold at work the next day?
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11 March 2009 12:30
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Absolutely fine the next day. I'm unsure of bacteria growth in TVP/soya mince if left hydrated for along time - So to be cautious i would keep it cool(fridge), or simply dont add water untill you get to work (Every place has a kettle right?) just mix up splenda/cinnamon/soya. Or to save more cash, crush the sweetners into fine powder and mix up :) . TKD, whats that stand for? Something like "The Kash Death" diet right? =p Check out Seitan also, TIO unleashed this upon me and im trying to source some Wheat gluten now to make it(add water = Seitan). Use the search for TVP recipes :)
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11 March 2009 13:16
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Rich it needs ENgevita nutritional yeast flakes to go with it to make it a complete protein. Also it adds some good flavour to it.
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11 March 2009 14:07
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thanks richsINS i will have a look for it in tesco, doesnt look like it will be nice how you eat it but im always willing to try new things so will give it a go. Will have to find something instead of cinnamon though dont like that but sounds a cheap protein sourse, will search other receipes too.
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11 March 2009 15:07
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If you can eat oats, i see no reason why anyone would dislike TVP the way i eat it (Assuming u like sweet/cinnamon obv haha). If you dont, swap the flavour...Choco or perhaps even nutmeg? Pumpkin/pumpkin spice? Ah plenty of hours spent in the kitchen experimenting :)
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11 March 2009 15:19
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richsINS would golden syrup work in this thats what i use in my oats
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11 March 2009 18:30
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theiopener Rich it needs ENgevita nutritional yeast flakes to go with it to make it a complete protein. Also it adds some good flavour to it. Just reiterate; this is an issue with MANY plant based protein sources not just gluten.
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11 March 2009 18:32
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drewsky theiopener Rich it needs ENgevita nutritional yeast flakes to go with it to make it a complete protein. Also it adds some good flavour to it. Just reiterate; this is an issue with MANY plant based protein sources not just gluten. Perhaps an article to enlighten people to get around this Come on Drew, you know you want to
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11 March 2009 18:42
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sweet thread, thanks and well done
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12 March 2009 10:54
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tribute1979 richsINS would golden syrup work in this thats what i use in my oats No that would cause a explosion! A taste explosion lol, use anything mate its essentially just a flavourless product that can be brought to life with salt and pepper, Stocks, Hot chocolate, you name it...Hell have chilli flavour if you like it lol.
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12 March 2009 13:05
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Ok been working on updated list, more exhaustive (due to TIOS article request). Ill have the graph up soon
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12 March 2009 13:10
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Groovy mate. Once its done give me a shout and ill publish the article
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12 March 2009 13:19
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theiopener No mate i make seitan with it. I make it into sausage, pepperoni, steaklets, ground beef style. I even use it in protein pancakes as a flour replacer. Its quite versatile, fat free and low carb too. They look amazing!!!
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12 March 2009 15:27
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You got a PM tio, not final version still has errors but i definately like the format. Here it is ladies http://img509.imageshack.us/my.php?image=proteincontentcopy.jpg huge image. Carb:pro ratio is exactly that, ammount of carbs you get to the ammount of protein you get. A high carb ratio would therefore be in things like rice(mainly carbs w/little protein). From left to right is cheapest sources to most expensive. Peanuts are the cheapest, however note the VERY HIGH fat:pro ratio - This food will have a huge ammount of fat going along with its protein so not good for a low fat diet. Food on the left with low carb and fat/pro ratios are therefore the best (Pigs liver anyone?). When i can be assed ill get the 100% correct version up, note right now CHICK PEAS weren't corrected for drained weight along with some other products.
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