I love talking movies. I like trading obscure facts about movies with other movie fans. One fact (or internet rumor) is Edward Norton drank roast beef shakes during his training for American History X.
What I would like to know is, how does one go about making a roast beef shake. Just roast, water and a blender?
Heh?
Cooking the beef depletes the meat of its nutrients. If it was up to me, I would just take the beef and put it into a blender/food processor/juicer. MMMM…toasty!
[quote]sugarfree wrote:
I love talking movies. I like trading obscure facts about movies with other movie fans. One fact (or internet rumor) is Edward Norton drank roast beef shakes during his training for American History X.
What I would like to know is, how does one go about making a roast beef shake. Just roast, water and a blender?[/quote]
Pretty much. A friend I used to work with came in one day with a pork chop/mashed potato smoothie. It was pink and I refused to get close enough to smell it.
Ask tiribulus to see a picture of his glop. Its awesome he lives on liquefied, jarred ‘fuel’.
I know a lot of people that throw a can of tuna in their shakes. They say it doesn’t taste bad, but I’m not going to try it myself.
[quote]GetSwole wrote:
Ask tiribulus to see a picture of his glop. Its awesome he lives on liquefied, jarred ‘fuel’.[/quote]
OH yeah baby!! Calorie dense, nutritious and convenient.
[quote]Tiribulus wrote:
GetSwole wrote:
Ask tiribulus to see a picture of his glop. Its awesome he lives on liquefied, jarred ‘fuel’.
OH yeah baby!! Calorie dense, nutritious and convenient.
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Dude…what the fuck?
How does one go about making a shake like this?
Id try the tuna but that as far as Id go!
I tried this personally
burned up my blender though so I got a new better quality one .
anyways the slp itself wasnt bad at all
I had spinich,tomatoes,lean beef,olive oil,celery
water to mix it with and it was actually good
[quote]Envision wrote:
How does one go about making a shake like this?[/quote]
On this http://www.T-Nation.com/tmagnum/readTopic.do?id=2136955&pageNo=2 page
[quote]AngryVader wrote:
I know a lot of people that throw a can of tuna in their shakes. They say it doesn’t taste bad, but I’m not going to try it myself.[/quote]
I could never try that.
Only if my jaw was wired shut would I consider blending beef (forget about tuna!). Seriously, how much convenience do we need?
[quote]Kruiser wrote:
Only if my jaw was wired shut would I consider blending beef (forget about tuna!). Seriously, how much convenience do we need? [/quote]
It takes me literally about 60-90 seconds to eat several big spoonfuls of my glop and a couple fish oil caps. Everything is in there and it digests with ease. Anywhere I go I have it with me and it takes a few seconds to get some quality complete calories from whole food. Taste means next to nothing to me.
[quote]Tiribulus wrote:
It takes me literally about 60-90 seconds to eat several big spoonfuls of my glop and a couple fish oil caps. Everything is in there and it digests with ease. Anywhere I go I have it with me and it takes a few seconds to get some quality complete calories from whole food. Taste means next to nothing to me.[/quote]
What does your glop consist of?
[quote]Tiribulus wrote:
Envision wrote:
How does one go about making a shake like this?
On this http://www.T-Nation.com/tmagnum/readTopic.do?id=2136955&pageNo=2 page[/quote]
In awe of this shake, I ran it through nutritiondata.com’s custom recipe calculator, and here’s what came out:
Per Serving (so multiply x 3 to get the full batch)
Cal 1268
Fat Cal 777
Fat 88g
Sat Fat 19
Trans 2
Omega 3 10 g
Carb 29 g
Fiber 10 g
Sugar 5
Protein 91 g
Vitamins and minerals below, you need to add the values from the multivitamin in yourself. This shake’s creation is should be a national holiday.
Amounts Per Selected Serving
%DV
Vitamin A
10844
IU
217%
Retinol
2089
mcg
Retinol Activity Equivalent
2283
mcg
Alpha Carotene
~48.9
mcg
Beta Carotene
~1849
mcg
Beta Cryptoxanthin
~29.6
mcg
Lycopene
~0.0
mcg
Lutein+Zeaxanthin
~3226
mcg
Vitamin C
43.0
mg
72%
Vitamin D
~647
IU
~162%
Vitamin E (Alpha Tocopherol)
~7.1
mg
~35%
Beta Tocopherol
~0.1
mg
Gamma Tocopherol
~7.1
mg
Delta Tocopherol
~0.6
mg
Vitamin K
~164
mcg
~204%
Thiamin
0.5
mg
34%
Riboflavin
2.3
mg
138%
Niacin
21.6
mg
108%
Vitamin B6
1.9
mg
93%
Folate
324
mcg
81%
Food Folate
324
mcg
Folic Acid
0.0
mcg
Dietary Folate Equivalents
324
mcg
Vitamin B12
32.3
mcg
539%
Pantothenic Acid
~6.7
mg
~67%
Choline
~663
mg
Betaine
~48.5
mg
Wanna try that shake.
In the beginning of the Arnold S movie “End of days”, hungover Arnold wakes up and makes his way to the blender. He pours in a bottle of pepto bismol, along with milk, ice, and basically every random piece of food he finds in the fridge, including two cartons of leftoever chinese food, which he casually scoops the contents of into the blender while having a conversation with his partner.
Then Arnold looks down at the floor and sees a slice of upside down, moldy pizza. He studies it, shrugs, and then picks it up and throws it in the blender, puts the top on, blends everything together, and takes a sip, commenting “They say breakfast in the most important meal of the day.”
[quote]thesixteenth wrote:
<<< This shake’s creation is should be a national holiday. >>>[/quote]
I don’t know about all that, but it works great for my purposes.
[quote]Envision wrote:
Wanna try that shake.[/quote]
I don’t push eating out of the food processor too much because it’s not necessary and most people won’t do it anyway, but I was thinking about this short post for some reason.
I bet if more people got used to having all their food in one place like this and saw how easy it makes it to get good solid food quickly more would do it. It is the perfect solution for these guys who say they have trouble getting enough calories.