What have you eaten today? (17 Viewers)

[hawkrider]

Bad sushi and general fat food

#hscweightgain

 

[williamdaft]

peanut butter sandwich,
eggs,
sushi,
noodles,
rice,
timtams,
a lot of water,
beef mince,
chicken,
protein shake,
nutri grain,
mango,
orange,
grapes,
almonds,
walnuts,
pistachios,
bubble tea.

 

[rumbleroar]

#hscweightgain

no h8 pls, i need all the energy I can get for 24/7 study

 

[iJimmy]

Any here watch sorted food on YouTube? Try their microwave cake in a mug,
Add 2tbs srf
Add 2tbs caster sugar
Add 1tbs cocoa
Add 1 tsp moconno coffee
Add 1 egg
Add splash of milk
All in a mug
Microwave for 2:30 at 800W
Done, High energy for hsc study

 

[iJimmy]

U can also replace the cocoa with ground almonds, oh and forgot to add choc chips before microwaving

 

[iJimmy]

Now that is #hscweightgain

 

[Carrotsticks]

Any here watch sorted food on YouTube? Try their microwave cake in a mug,
Add 2tbs srf
Add 2tbs caster sugar
Add 1tbs cocoa
Add 1 tsp moconno coffee
Add 1 egg
Add splash of milk
All in a mug
Microwave for 2:30 at 800W
Done, High energy for hsc study

Had those during my HSC.

Also added cinnamon and nutella =)

 

[rumbleroar]

Any here watch sorted food on YouTube? Try their microwave cake in a mug,
Add 2tbs srf
Add 2tbs caster sugar
Add 1tbs cocoa
Add 1 tsp moconno coffee
Add 1 egg
Add splash of milk
All in a mug
Microwave for 2:30 at 800W
Done, High energy for hsc study

sounds more like a recipe for diabetes and heart disease at 17

 

[hawkrider]

no h8 pls, i need all the energy I can get for 24/7 study

Fatty foods = short-term energy

Healthy foods = long-term energy

 

[iJimmy]

sounds more like a recipe for diabetes and heart disease at 17

Had one this morning for breakfast lol, didn't taste that nice more like a coffee flavored sponge, nice energy though.

 

[iJimmy]

eat this for good study

1. Oily fish
Salmon, sardines and mackerel are amongst the healthiest types of fish. Why? Because they contain lots of protein and omega 3, which is essential to keep a functioning brain working well. I’m sure you have heard of the saying that fish are great "brain foods". It's true! A favorite snack of mine is canned sardines – eat them on some whole-wheat bread and you have a healthy, long-lasting meal of complex carbohydrates, vitamins and protein.
Tips for surviving exams >
2. Eggs
Let's face it: eggs are one of the most versatile foods on Planet Earth. Fried, boiled, poached or made sunny-side up, eggs are healthy and good for the body. During exam time, who wants to hear a rumbling tummy during the late nights and early mornings spent revising?
A personal tip: Having eggs for breakfast is something I often do – the meal is so complete and filling that I never have to worry about my primal "Me Want Food" instinct afterwards! One egg contains many nutrients, antioxidants, 6g of protein and less than 100 calories (depending on how you cook it…frying will add some on).
3. Vegetables & fruit
This is pretty self-explanatory; we all know that more vegetables and fruit provide much-needed minerals, ions, vitamins, liquids and also help relieve, erm, unwanted ‘Number 2 problems’. Vegetables and fruit are also low in calories, delicious and can give you an energy boost when you are working away at revising, since they contain fructose and healthy sugars your body can convert into energy. Top snacking fruits: apples, bananas, avocadoes, berries.
How NOT to cope with exam stress >
4. Peanut butter
Many people think peanut butter is an unhealthy food, but it actually contains healthy fats and lots of protein per serving. This means that as an exam food, just a little can keep you full for a long time. Another plus is that peanut butter doesn’t expire very fast, so you can always keep a jar handy in your cupboard, bedroom or wherever you study in case you get the nibbles. And for porridge lovers like me, mixing some in the morning bowl is simply a delicious way to start the day.
5. Coffee
Alright, it isn’t technically a food (though it is for a minority of Very Busy People) but I think it’s only fair to say that coffee gets me through the toughest of exams. Avoid stomach-churning energy drinks, and go for a cup of coffee instead – even the smell will make you feel more awake! And while drinking too much coffee is certainly bad for you, research has also shown that a few cups a day can actually be beneficial. Warning: do not overdose!

http://www.topuniversities.com/blog/brain-food-what-eat-when-revising

 

[JustDance]

Ummm, mushrooms soup, some more shrooms, beans salad, green salad, potatoes.

 

[rumbleroar]

hahha page 420

ate more fat food today (had a rice burger, grill'd salad, eggs on toast + bacon, rice and vegetables and 1/2 a watermelon)
planning on eating 2 watermelons a day because we bought 6 and we need to leave the country in 3 days

 

[iJimmy]

anybody into, toast with peanut butter and banana? if you are will rep.

 

[rumbleroar]

soz but peanut butter is just gross

 

[williamdaft]

anybody into, toast with peanut butter and banana? if you are will rep.

YESSSSSSSSS... dat protein i have that in the morning

 

[iJimmy]

eshayz i love u bro, try with cinammon sprinkled on top and honey. fuark tastes so epic, wanna eat it 24/7.

 

[iJimmy]

crunchy or smooth? i do crunchy

 

[iJimmy]

just ate one for dinner lol with so much peanut butter and honey, think im getting diabetes.

 

[iJimmy]

fuark even 5 star restaurants make this.