Diario de doublecheese, 06 feb. 14

Breakfast

12.00 Greek yogurt with berries, 2 fried eggs and lady grey tea

(Don't know what these berries are called in English)

Snack
15.00 Apple with peanut butter

Dinner
18.00 Pork and veggies

Drinks
19.00 Black tea vanilla flavor

Snack 2
20.00 Dark chocolate (1 piece = 2.4g) with a coffee + whole milk

99% pure chocolate, whoa! Luckily I "practiced" with 85% chocolate earlier this year - I wouldn't be able to handle the taste if I wasn't already used to it. :p I won't get any nutrients from it but now I can have something other than peanut butter as a kinda-unhealthy snack. :')

I have a headache now (started immediately after I finished my coffee). I don't know if it's because it was a strong cup of coffee or if I have a caffeine withdrawal :') (I had WAY more caffeine the previous days, idk)

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I entered some random days into Cronometer.com (like FS but with nutrients), and I could use some more of these in my diet:
- Vitamin B1 (fish, pork, nuts, asparagus,...)
- Folate (spinach, asparagus, avocado, broccoli,...)
- Vitamin E (spinach, nuts, avocados, shrimp, fish, olive oil, broccoli,...)
- Calcium (leafy greens, dairy, chinese cabbage, broccoli, almonds, canned fish,...)
- Copper (kale, mushrooms, nuts, avocado, goat cheese,...)
- Iron (nuts, beef, lamb, spinach, dark chocolate (yay!),...)
- Magnesium (spinach, nuts, mackerel, avocado, dairy, bananas, dark chocolate,...)
- Manganese (nuts, fish, spinach, kale, tea,...)
- Potassium (spinach, yogurt, fish, avocado, mushrooms, bananas,...)

Some days I also didn't have enough vitamin C, D, K and B5.
- Vitamin C (chili peppers (yum!), bell peppers, kale, broccoli, strawberries,...)
- Vitamin D (fish, fortified dairy, eggs, mushrooms,...)
- Vitamin K (herbs, dark leafy greens, brussels sprouts, broccoli, asparagus, cabbage, pickled cucumber,...)
- Vitamin B5 (mushrooms, cheese, oily fish, avocados, eggs, meat,...)

Seems like I need to write a new grocery list :D Yay for extra dark chocolate and avocado!

Ver Calendario de Dieta, 06 febrero 2014:
1440 kcal Grasa: 109,00g | Prot: 67,78g | Carbh: 54,41g.   Desayuno: Boter, Ei, Room, Berries, Danone Greek Natuur. Almuerzo: Peanut Butter, Apples. Cena: Pork, Carrots, Broccoli, Onions, Garlic, South Makreelfilets in Olijfolie, Butter, Room. Pasa Bocas / Otros: Lindt Excellence Noirissime 99% Cocoa, Whole Milk. más...

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I think those are called red berries but I'm not sure :). That website Chronometer.com sounds like a great way to find out if my diet is ok nutrient-wise heheh. Great find! And... wow! That is a lot of stuff that's to low!  
06 feb. 14 por el miembro: euheide
Those are called Goose Berries. They are very uncommon in the US because their commercial growth is discouraged because they carry a disease that can spread to pine forests. My Father used to have a Goose Berry bush and I love them! You are so lucky to be able to have them!!!  
06 feb. 14 por el miembro: BuffyBear
Aha! Goose Berries! Thanks BuffyBear! :) Doublecheese thank you so much for that website. I was looking for something like that in a long time! This is really great to know nutrition. I wish fatsecret would have that detail in nutrition so I wouldn't have to use 2 websites lol. 
06 feb. 14 por el miembro: euheide
Also, I've just looked at your weight graph and you're rolling down the hill at a great speed! (in a good way) lol 
06 feb. 14 por el miembro: euheide
Mind you that, to have 36% of your daily magnesium recommended dose (more or less) from dark chocolate, you would have to eat 100 g of it. At least that's how it looks here: http://tinyurl.com/qaxetch  
06 feb. 14 por el miembro: euheide
In regards to Magnesium, you're probably better off sticking to dark vegetables and fish: http://tinyurl.com/8747xm4  
06 feb. 14 por el miembro: euheide
I think beans and meat also have good quantities of magnesium :) 
06 feb. 14 por el miembro: euheide
I find this website useful to show nutrients in foods in custom quantities http://tinyurl.com/q2f79ls 
06 feb. 14 por el miembro: euheide
Here is 10 g of dark chocolate (two squares more or less) http://tinyurl.com/nbmhspe Only 10 mg of magnesium (I think 280 mg is the recommended dose) :) 
06 feb. 14 por el miembro: euheide
oops, the ruler reset itself. You have to move the ruler to get the 10g because it resets to 100 g whenever you share the link ;) 
06 feb. 14 por el miembro: euheide
I was trying out that website you just found Doublecheese. It's fantastic! I tried putting 10 g of dark chocolate (45 to 59% cacao) and it burst the scale in trans-fats. I don't know if that's an error or something lol :P 
06 feb. 14 por el miembro: euheide
I might have seen this before but I'm surprised that cashew nuts have a brutal amount of magnesium. 100 g have 73% of your daily recommended amount! :) Too bad it has starch so you can't abuse it lol. 
06 feb. 14 por el miembro: euheide
http://tinyurl.com/lbscm95 and http://tinyurl.com/ov3ohsd :) 
06 feb. 14 por el miembro: euheide
I just found out you can group foods in your diary list by holding shift as you chose them ;) 
06 feb. 14 por el miembro: euheide
I just found out you can see the effect of certain grouped foods in your food diary list by holding shift as you chose them ;) (still talking about cronometer.com) heheh 
06 feb. 14 por el miembro: euheide
I'm sorry, I'm like a kid with a new toy with this website lol. I just wanted to say that I'm very disappointed in finding out that some of the foods I eat (in the quantities I'm eating, that one tomato for example) are nutritionally worthless lol. Perhaps there will be some nutrient that isn't listed ... :) 
06 feb. 14 por el miembro: euheide
Yuo guys made me curious... heading to the webpage now! 
06 feb. 14 por el miembro: Chickturu
Definitely a great choice. Nutritionally speaking, it's a treasure chest! :) I just found out that, regarding vitamin B12, two cups of milk (a little more) will provide you with 100% of the amount needed in one day heheh. 
06 feb. 14 por el miembro: euheide
Oh and half of dark chocolate is sugar apparently! :( I did buy dark chocolate though, but it's 99% cocoa, So I guess it has less sugar? And yes apparently trans fats are everywhere, I wonder how bad it must be when you eat fastfood or frozen pizzas :o I always hover around the maximum and I try to avoid anything with trans fats in it  
06 feb. 14 por el miembro: doublecheese
I think that one definitely has less sugar lol. I have one sitting around in my fridge heheh ;) Oh, hahah! Yeah, fast foods are probably off the chart when it comes to trans fats (even pastries). I can't stop complementing this website! What a find!! :) 
06 feb. 14 por el miembro: euheide

     
 

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