Thursday, February 9, 2012

How to maintain 24 hours of high quality protein!

For bodybuilders, strength athletes and even those who just want to increase muscle size, having a high protein diet can sometimes prove difficult and bland with endless cans of tuna and chicken breasts. Here Myprotein.com lays out The 24 Hour Protein Diet; 24 hours of high protein nutrition designed to feed your muscles everything they need to repair and regrow. 

Breakfast

TOTAL BREAKFAST 


Perhaps the best way to the start the day Total Breakfast has been specifically formulated to deliver all the critical nutrients you need to kick start your metabolism and restore glycogen levels for lean growth, recovery and energy. Each serving contains a highly bio-available protein blend, slow-burning carbohydrates, essential fatty acids to support lean growth and energy and colostrum for added vitamins and minerals. It also contains Chocamine® Plus which provides a stimulating supply of caffeine to get you fresh for the day ahead.




2.1kg of Total Breakfast is £22.49 from Myprotein.com 

Total Protein Content (per 70g serving) = 24.92 grams of protein 

Mid-Morning Shake 

WHEY PROTEIN CAKE BREAD

54g True Whey (vanilla)
34g Almond Butter
53g Quinoa flakes (could also use oats)
14g Pea Protein
3g Vanilla flavouring powder
3g Wheatbran
1g Chicory powder

Directions: Mix all the ingredients together and bake at 170 degrees for approximately 25 minutes on a brownie or bread baking tin. Take it out and allow it to cool for half an hour. Slice. Topped with yet more almond butter and dipped into coffee or tea. 

Nutritional Value: The above yields 8 slices. Each slice = 94.2kcals, 6.2g carbs, 9.9g protein, 3.6g fat (0.3g saturated) and 1.3g fibre. 

Total Protein Content (8 slices) = 79.2 grams of protein 


Lunch 

POT ROAST 

A beef chuck, shoulder pot roast cooked and trimmed free of fat provides about 31g of protein per 100g serving, according to the USDA Nutrient Data Laboratory. And if that’s not enough protein try adding some high-protein vegetable such as peas with your pot roast. Serve baked potatoes topped with cheese to further increase the protein content of your meal.


Total Protein Content (per 100g) = 31 grams of protein 


Afternoon Snack

BILTONG 

Made to an age old South African recipe 100g of MP MAX Biltong provides a massive 39 grams of protein. 
100g of Biltong is £3.99 from myprotein.com







Total Protein Content = 39 grams of protein


Dinner 

PROTEIN SANDWICH 

Made with eggs, turkey sausages, cheese and salad this is the ultimate high protein sandwich. According to the U.S. Department of Agriculture Nutrient Data Laboratory, eggs provide about 6g of protein each, while one turkey sausage patty provides about 6g, whilst adding low-fat or part-skim cheese to your breakfast sandwich will further increase the protein content of your meal. So a sandwich containing 3 sausages and 2 eggs will provide over 30 grams of protein. 

Total Protein Content = 32 grams of protein


Bed time snack

WHEY ZEST PROTEIN JELLY

25g Whey Isolate Zest - blackcurrant 
1/2 pint of milk
1/2 pint of hot (almost boiling but not boiling) water
1 pack (11g) of unflavored powdered gelatine

Directions: In a pint glass, mug, or bowl, mix 25g of whey isolate with 1/2 pint of milk. In another -bigger - bowl, add the hot water and to it add the powdered gelatine. Whisk the water + gelatine until the gelatine is fully dissolved. Once dissolved, add the whey + milk to the water + gelatine, whisking for a couple of minutes so it is all nice and smooth. Let it cool overnight or make in the morning to enjoy at night. 

Nutritional Value: The above yields one huge bowl or several small ones. One huge bowl made with coconut milk = 120kcals, 5.6g carbs, 11.1g protein, 5.9g fat and 0.3g fiber. Make with whole milk = 225kcals, 20g protein, 13.5g carbs, 10.4g fat and 0g fiber. 

Total Protein Content = 11.1 grams of protein

Total Protein Content Per Day = 217.22 grams of protein


In total The 24 Hour protein diet gives you a massive 217.22 grams per day and not a bland can of tuna or unseasoned chicken breast in sight.

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