Group: Specific Diets & Nutrition

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bedtime snakcs? ANY I DEAS?!

kakaroto
kakaroto
Posts: 893
Joined: 2002/05/09
El Salvador
2004/07/19, 10:03 PM
i am wondering about good snacks for bedtime
(high in protein of course)

any ideas?
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neiltilley
neiltilley
Posts: 325
Joined: 2003/03/09
United Kingdom
2004/07/20, 08:37 AM
cold meat and you wont feel hungry(atkins concept)
low or no carb same to similar reason above.
Anything containing nuts(not salted) or 5 brazil nuts!
A palm full of walnuts and same of grapes.

NOT cheese or dairy/pastry/cake/confectionary as mostly contains things that help keep you awake, worst being cheese!

NOT energy giving fruits/drinks etc...

Sorry if it's all simple and boring but that's what I'd choose.
k1972pat
k1972pat
Posts: 154
Joined: 2003/06/10
United States
2004/07/20, 08:38 AM
Cottage Cheese is probably one of the best due to slow digestion protein.
princesslodgey
princesslodgey
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Joined: 2004/02/21
United Kingdom
2004/07/20, 04:35 PM
I usually dance with the goblins and awake in a pool of sweat if I eat cheese last thing at night, but cottage cheese doesn't seem to have the same effect, (maybe it's lower in tyramine?), so I usually have cottage cheese or a can of tuna on toast(wholemeal of course:))
arondaballer
arondaballer
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Joined: 2003/06/14
United States
2004/07/27, 11:13 PM
Fat Free Milk is a great think to drink before bed. It contains mostly casein (if I spelled that correctly) protein. It is the kind of protein that dissolves very slowy, so you'lle get plenty of protein throughout your night of rest.

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Carivan
Carivan
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Joined: 2002/01/20
Canada
2004/08/02, 07:22 PM
I usually have 250grams of cottage cheese with a slice of grain bread (toasted). Never kept me awake yet!
You can have some egg whites also.

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Montreal Canada
Sidume
Sidume
Posts: 70
Joined: 2004/01/28
United States
2004/08/02, 06:20 PM
It's a little on the high fat side, but Soynut butter (Peanut allergic :( )on whole wheat crackers (like Triscits) hits the spot for me.

OR if I really want some carbs, fat & sugar - GrapeNuts over Ice Cream.:love: But definitely not any ever day thing.