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Tuna with Salsa - 1/2/2008 11:36:36 PM
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SupahMan
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Due to the fact that I personally can't stand Tuna by itself, I usually put Salsa on it. Anyone else do it?
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RE: Tuna with Salsa - 1/3/2008 12:01:06 AM
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toolman4052
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heck yeah, man... that's a college boy's every meal, lol... you should try adding cottage cheese to that... oh man. It's healthy and tastes outstanding...
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RE: Tuna with Salsa - 1/3/2008 12:10:40 AM
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SupahMan
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Cottage cheese with the tuna and salsa? Or just the tuna?
I'll give it a go. About 40g's of protein from what it sounds like. :-)
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RE: Tuna with Salsa - 1/3/2008 12:33:43 AM
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toolman4052
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It tastes pretty good with just cottage cheese and tuna, but if you do all three with the right mix, it's awesome... I cant stand just plain cottage cheese, so that's what I always do when i eat it (which is ALL the time at college, lol)
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RE: Tuna with Salsa - 1/3/2008 12:47:48 AM
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SupahMan
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Thanks man. I'll definately have to try that. Even though this is highly unacceptable to most bodybuilders, I used to put Cinnamon in my Cottage Cheese....it was fantastic. Not as fantastic as Bannana's though.
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RE: Tuna with Salsa - 1/3/2008 1:07:18 AM
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toolman4052
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not as fantastic as cinnamon with bananas?
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RE: Tuna with Salsa - 1/3/2008 1:22:51 AM
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SupahMan
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Cinnamon and bananas? I'll have to try that. I've tried cinnamon, bananas, grapes, apple slices, chili pepper (not...a...good...idea...lol), grape jelly, peanut butter, and cherrys. But never cinnamon with bananas.
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RE: Tuna with Salsa - 1/3/2008 8:47:27 AM
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toolman4052
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no.. i dont know if that's good... i was askin if that's what you meant in your post above that one... You may have been talkin about just plain bananas
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RE: Tuna with Salsa - 1/3/2008 1:22:16 PM
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David1991
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no he meant cottage cheese and banana
and thats alright but ive found by far the best ways to make cottage cheese is with banana or cinnamon BUT u need to add a sweetener to it. splenda and stevia are the best, its really good..try it.
i should try that tuna/salsa/cottage cheese mix but it doesnt sound too good, i think theres much better tasting meals u could make. do u heat that up so the cheese melts?
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