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post #16 of 23
2/6/09 at 9:00am
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Originally Posted by Berticus View Post
You know, not all college food is bad. You could give it a try the first semester.

Almost all of it is. It wreaked havoc on my stomach freshman and sophomore year until I started cooking for myself.
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post #17 of 23
2/6/09 at 10:36am
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Originally Posted by kenosis View Post
Yogurt and granola
Yogurt, healthy? Yea, if ur jabba the hut.

OP, try going with thai food, like noodles, vegetables and some chicken.
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post #18 of 23
2/6/09 at 12:09pm
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Originally Posted by Patrician View Post
Yogurt, healthy? Yea, if ur jabba the hut.

OP, try going with thai food, like noodles, vegetables and some chicken.

Yogurt can be quite healthy if it is skim or low-fat and isn't loaded with sugar.
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post #19 of 23
2/6/09 at 4:26pm
Im not in college. Thanks for the ideas so I should be eating pasta, eggs, yogurt I think is pretty expensive, vegetables, chicken breast, tuna.
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post #20 of 23
2/6/09 at 7:57pm
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Originally Posted by Patrician View Post
Yogurt, healthy? Yea, if ur jabba the hut.

OP, try going with thai food, like noodles, vegetables and some chicken.

WTF?

You say yogurt is "unhealthy", then go on to mention starchy, refined noodles?

This is definitely NOT unhealthy.
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post #21 of 23
2/6/09 at 8:11pm
beans in bulk. but then you have to soak them
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post #22 of 23
2/7/09 at 12:35am
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Originally Posted by Squall.Leonhart View Post
WTF?

You say yogurt is "unhealthy", then go on to mention starchy, refined noodles?

This is definitely NOT unhealthy.

Well damn. I've been looking for a cheap protein powder, but I think I might down a lot of this stuff instead. I'm guessing the zero-fat version is made from skim milk?

EDIT - Oh yeah, and you might disagree with the guy's post above, but keep in mind the OP was talking about cheap only.

Cheap != healthy.

Noodles, eggs, fatty foods, etc... can be dirt cheap, but not necessarily good for you.
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post #23 of 23
2/8/09 at 2:38am
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Originally Posted by Ludeykrus View Post
Well damn. I've been looking for a cheap protein powder, but I think I might down a lot of this stuff instead. I'm guessing the zero-fat version is made from skim milk?

EDIT - Oh yeah, and you might disagree with the guy's post above, but keep in mind the OP was talking about cheap only.

Cheap != healthy.

Noodles, eggs, fatty foods, etc... can be dirt cheap, but not necessarily good for you.

Yah man, this stuff really is the shit. They run about $2 and you get 2 cups out of each. So for 8 bucks, you get 8x 22g protein snacks. Not too shabby...

Add in some cinnamon and chopped berries, and it's bomb!
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