Is Butter a good source of fat?

Are you ****ing kidding me?


Lose the bread and look up the Paleo diet.

 

There are better sources to get fat intake from like, nuts, and olive oil. Having a little extra butter on your biscuit though is not the end of the world.

 

:blood oooooh Really?

 

whether good or bad, butter tastes so goooooood!

it's awesome on toast, it's awesome on my pancakes, it's awesome on my biscuits, it's amazing on my mashed potatoes, on my pasta, on my pork chops, even on my roasted broccoli and cauliflower, my sauteed spinach.

I luv my butter! :blurp

 

You want to be getting fat from things like fish, nuts, avocado, olive oil etc. You want good fat and you want other nutrients at the same time.

Some saturated fat from meat and dairy won't do alot of harm if you don't overdo it but you'd want to avoid trans fats completely, Butter is probably better than margarine in that regard, depending where you're from.

 

Not best source of fat but butter isnt the worst source of fat you can find.

Do you use the paleo diet?

 

Possibly the second worst next to margarine if memory serves.

Yes I do use the paleo diet. Fantastic results.

 

Mind if i ask you for you meals in a typical day?

 

Hi mate it would be good if you could tell us a bit about your experience with the paleo diet, from memory you compete in some long distance cross country runs?
Where do you get your carbs from and how do you time it around your more demanding training?
I would've thought that it would be a tough diet for an athlete to follow, it would be better for an overweight/sedentary person from what I understand.

 

Hi guys. Gotta make it quick for now. I buy frozen bags of broccoli and cauliflower. After I steam or nuke them I add almonds and almond oil. I add tabasco sauce for flavor. For dessert I'll mash two bananas, almonds and add coconut oil w raw honey to it. I splurge twice a week buying a whole chicken. When I have really long training days I boil a sweet potato for topping off my glucose stores.

I try to force my body to work off fat stores and coffee. When I do get carbs say on race day, I.feel very supercharged and know that when that gets depleted, I can fall back on my training.

I'll answer any additional questions you gents may have when I get home

 

It's a tough diet to follow for 2 weeks and then your body gets used to it.

 

What about breakfast?
And correct me if im wrong but most of your carbs come from sugar rich fruits and veg yes?

 

:yikes

 

mmmmmmmmm,that sounds tasty tasty tasty :yep ,each to his own enjoyment though :thumbsup

think i will stick to my ' i will eat what the **** i want diet '