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time to eat

  • 04-02-2009 9:42pm
    #1
    MargeS
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    Just wondering if anyone else has the problem of trying to find time to eat?
    I've a 3000 kcal daily diet to keep up and trying to find the time to eat, between work, commuting, etc. I don't get home until about 6pm, hit the gym until about 8/9pm. Don't really feel like starting to cook chicken/rice, etc after that.
    Has anyone found a way to fit it all in and not feel like you're eating constantly! :confused:


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    maxxie
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    MargeS wrote: »
    Just wondering if anyone else has the problem of trying to find time to eat?
    I've a 3000 kcal daily diet to keep up and trying to find the time to eat, between work, commuting, etc. I don't get home until about 6pm, hit the gym until about 8/9pm. Don't really feel like starting to cook chicken/rice, etc after that.
    Has anyone found a way to fit it all in and not feel like you're eating constantly! :confused:

    carry a tubberware tub with you pasta n tuna for example. if your not already you may want to look into taking a supplement ie meal replancement etc


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