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Favorite Foods to Refeed with

Bread, pasta, any glucose based sweets/candy (we call them lollies here in Oz ;)), fat-free muffins/cakes/icecream, white rice, fruits, the list is endless.... :D

Basically everything I ate when I was a fatty!!!
 
Pretty much anything sweet and is low in fat. Oat meal pancakes, cous cous w/ fat free butter flavoring and shrimp, lots of cereal, bannana honey sandwhiches, fat free pudding w/ lots of marshmallows and low/nonfat graham crackers ( if you use choc. pudding, you can make a S'mores sandwich) Hmmmmmmmm. i cant wait till Sunday.
 
THIS WEEK ILL RE-FEED WITH 2 SLICES OF PIZZA (GOURMET STYLE) A KIDS MEAL AT MCDONALDS AND MAYBE A FEW YOGURTS. im not jonesin either i will have to force feed myself lol! and a ton of ala
 
Verizonizer said:
how often does everyone refeed?? and do you reffed all day or one meal? and does it have to be low fat high carbs?? any info will help thaqnks..



since my appetite for carbs been neutralized i need a every 2 weeks:p
 
Cold cereals, fat free ice cream, french bread, pancakes and waffles with syrup, etc..

Veriz, I refeed twice per week. One 6 hour refeed and a full day refeed. Rules are basically very high carbs but low in fat. A one meal refeed would be pointless as the idea is eat in caloric excess for a period of time to increase leptin levels. Some people refeed 48 hours to ensure that happens. As of now I do fine with a 1 day refeed and my small mid-week refeed. The mid-week refeed probably doesn't bring leptin levels near as high as the full day refeed, but it still refills my muscle glycogen and lets me indulge in carb cravings both of which are important while dieting.
 
ofcoure pizza, any cereal, any mexican food, and the best of all maple and brown sugar quaker instant oatmeal.
 
Baked Sweet Potato!

Make sure you bake it (not microwave); it is so delicious! If you have been using the microwave for your sweet potatoes, you are missing out!
 
georgie24 said:
THIS WEEK ILL RE-FEED WITH 2 SLICES OF PIZZA (GOURMET STYLE) A KIDS MEAL AT MCDONALDS AND MAYBE A FEW YOGURTS. im not jonesin either i will have to force feed myself lol! and a ton of ala

That's not a good refeed. You need to keep your fat intake low. Pizza and McDonalds is a recipe for fat gain rather than raising leptin levels.
 
If you want pizza make some home-made lowfat Bobolli(sp?). Bobolli has low fat on it's own, then you can top it with pizza sauce, lowfat/nonfat cheese, bell peppers, onions, mushrooms, etc.. and top off with some lean chicken. There is also something called turkey pepperoni which is surprisingly low cal and low fat that works well.

If you crave hamburgers get some of the 93% or leaner hamburger meat and grill a nice patty. Then throw it on a big bun with some nonfat mayo and what other lowfat toppings you wish. There is very few foods that are considered off limits you just have to adjust them to meet your requirements.

For those of you craving an Bacon Ultimate Cheesburger on your refeed days you might be surprised to know it has almost 100g of fat in itself :) That's 30g more than I eat a day right now.
 
remember folks dont have more food sitting around the house then you plan on eating. only buy what you set out to eat dont buy any more because chances are if you have like an extra box of cereal lying around you will probably eat it. so set out your portions for a refeed the day before so you dont over do it, because once you start eating those carbs its hard to stop. and dont let your refeed spill over into the next day either then before you know it youll be screwing up your diet for the rest of the week
 
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