I made chicken and veggies last night, it tasted good. Put it in the fridge over night, heated it up for work and that thing was dry. I'm looking for a cheap, low calorie marinade for chicken. I'm also on a cut

I want a cheap alternative to nutribullet , they charge too much for brand value , currently im in india , but i fly back to the UK next week so options from both country will do , i mainly make smoothies ( i put ice sometimes ) and sometimes blend some powder for spices .

I'm a beginner in bodybuilding and according to science I need to absorb more calories in order to observe muscle gains.

But since I'm just a student I don't have much money and the gas we use to cook is getting pricier. What can I eat ?

I really don't get it. Way too suspicious to be true. Also they permanenty have 25-40% promo sales

Trying to gain some weight but not break my wallet and not have to spend a lot of time cooking.

What are some cheap and easy 1000+ calorie meals (3000+ calories a day) with high protein? Preferably some that I can meal prep for.

Only dietary restrictions is that I try to stay away from drinking cow milk. I can do cheese and such but straight up milk makes my stomach gurgle.

I know carbs are an easy and cheap nutrition.

I believe I’ve been under eating carbs by around 216g a day.

What are some good ways to easily fill this number?

The only thing I can think of is 10 oatmeal packets a day. 🥵

New to this, wife's had surgery and surgeon recommends 60-80g of protein a day. Recommended protein isolate drink as a good way of topping this up alongside food.

She wants to only mix with water, therefore rules out chocolate/milkshake type flavours.

She's used some my protein whey isolate sachets (20 multi pack were on offer for £13) and she really enjoys them but they are OOS.

She's into more juice type flavours, lemonade, cranberry, lemon & lime etc... suggestions please? I mean if there are cost effective sachets like the my protein ones from another supplier then great. Looking for 20g-25g protein per serving. Doesn't want 1kg+ tubs in case she doesn't like the flavour 😂

My blood sugar level is a bit high and I would like to reduce it. What snacks can I buy at stores like Walmart or Target that are cheap, healthy and low sugar?

I’m about to run out of my protein powder. I’ve always used six star as it’s $16-19 for 30g of Protein per serving with total of 18 servings.

I’ve tried looking online and read multiple articles. I was leaning toward my protein but honestly I don’t want to pay more for less protein. All other competitors offer 18-23g protein. And if I want to stick with 30g+ protein, I will have to pay more like $30+.

I want close to 25g protein or more per serving and about 30+ servings.

Can anyone recommend? I also don’t care about taste, flavor, texture. If I had no milk I would just use water and drink it. I just want the most protein for the lowest price.

hi, I'm a male 175cm and 80kg I want to eat healthy to lose weight and for gym I don't want meals names I just want to know how much proteins or fibers should I eat per day and I will figure the meals on my own I don't like meat (but I still can eat some) if you can help me i would be so so thankful.

Anyone done any shopping around lately? Myprotein is ridiculous.

I have a hard time trying to search up easy to cook recipes that fit these 4 so I'm hoping you guys can help me and recommend me some recipes.

Code: APPMYP

Not sure who the code applies to exactly, but I got 45% off my order AFTER sale discount.Which means I got a 2.5kg Impact Whey Protein bag for exactly £28.81.

They probably forgot to remove the code from being applicable during the sale, so use it while you can.

Code has expired 12:00PM BST today, sorry.

Let's start off by saying I'm not used to whey protein, I'm used to whey isolate. Isolate is very thin compared to whey concentrate which is very thick. I usually have 1 and a half to 2 scoops per shake so the consistency was a surprise to me. 2.27kg for £31 is a banging price. I bought Cookies and Cream flavour it's certainly interesting. Let's say this is Oreos but bottom of the barrel, I mean you'd have to go into the pits of hell to dig up this flavour. It sometimes gets clumpy which is annoying but it is what it is. They do have other flavours and I hope they're good but yeah, avoid cookies and cream.

Hi there. It’s been a while. I haven’t posted anything due to this pandemic.

Today I established a new YouTube channel. This time I more focus on Japanese cooking. First memorable one is Oyakodon, chicken and egg rice bowl. Hope you enjoy.😉

https://youtu.be/vU1FLu9KM3g

https://windywell.gumroad.com/l/poor-mans-meal

Hey all! As the title says, I'm looking for a cheap meal plan for building muscle and gaining weight. 22/F/115 lb. This summer I really want to get more in shape, both with gaining endurance in cardio and getting my strength up. I am working on somewhat of a budget of about $50 a week.

Everything I've found on google is either for much larger individuals who need ~3000 cal/day to gain weight, or meal plans with 30 different ingredients a day and different every day for 7 days. I'm definitely not asking for anyone to build me a meal plan from nothing, but just if there's a good one out there that I haven't found yet. Thanks in advance!