Mars Snickers bar 2000 calories £25...........Why........?
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calibrax said:
CRA1G said:
So Mars have launched a new giant Snickers bar... 2000 calories..! 1/2 Kilo in weight..! Over 1foot long..! And costing £25..! Why oh Why oh Why.............mind you I bet it will be nice deep fried.........!
Haven't seen anything about this at all... you got a link?
http://www.firebox.com/product/5877/Worlds-Largest-Snickers-Bar
Blown2CV said:
Hoofy said:
Terminator X said:
One a day, combine it with a bit of exercise and you'd probably still lose weight.
TX.
Aye. It's under my 3000 calories daily requirement. Would probably feel a little sick after eating it, though.TX.
the full content of a military 24 hour ration pack for temperate use is about 3500kcal - but that assumes full on Infanteeering
so if someoeone is either weight training or working in an active job ( i.e. hard physical work for asignificant propertion of the shift like builders, some agricultural workers, someone working on a loading bay. ... ) a daily calorie requirement of 3000 is not beyond the realms of possibility
mph1977 said:
Blown2CV said:
Hoofy said:
Terminator X said:
One a day, combine it with a bit of exercise and you'd probably still lose weight.
TX.
Aye. It's under my 3000 calories daily requirement. Would probably feel a little sick after eating it, though.TX.
the full content of a military 24 hour ration pack for temperate use is about 3500kcal - but that assumes full on Infanteeering
so if someoeone is either weight training or working in an active job ( i.e. hard physical work for asignificant propertion of the shift like builders, some agricultural workers, someone working on a loading bay. ... ) a daily calorie requirement of 3000 is not beyond the realms of possibility
Haggleburyfinius said:
mph1977 said:
Blown2CV said:
Hoofy said:
Terminator X said:
One a day, combine it with a bit of exercise and you'd probably still lose weight.
TX.
Aye. It's under my 3000 calories daily requirement. Would probably feel a little sick after eating it, though.TX.
the full content of a military 24 hour ration pack for temperate use is about 3500kcal - but that assumes full on Infanteeering
so if someoeone is either weight training or working in an active job ( i.e. hard physical work for asignificant propertion of the shift like builders, some agricultural workers, someone working on a loading bay. ... ) a daily calorie requirement of 3000 is not beyond the realms of possibility
i am pretty sure you can get all the energy you need for a physically demanding job from less than 3000 calories a day. 'Larger people' which I presume to mean fatties don't 'need' more calories than normal sized people; they are fat because they eat more calories than normal people, and no-one needs to be fat. If you are 'bulking up' then it depends what you're doing - if you want fatty muscles then eat a f
king massive snickers - if you want lean muscle mass then you need to do something different.
I think regardless of the above, there are types of foods that give the energy you need (if it is a genuine need, rather than a want or a choice) that are far better options than a massive chocolate bar. I'd say that is never needed.
king massive snickers - if you want lean muscle mass then you need to do something different. I think regardless of the above, there are types of foods that give the energy you need (if it is a genuine need, rather than a want or a choice) that are far better options than a massive chocolate bar. I'd say that is never needed.
Blown2CV said:
i am pretty sure you can get all the energy you need for a physically demanding job from less than 3000 calories a day. 'Larger people' which I presume to mean fatties don't 'need' more calories than normal sized people; they are fat because they eat more calories than normal people, and no-one needs to be fat. If you are 'bulking up' then it depends what you're doing - if you want fatty muscles then eat a fking massive snickers - if you want lean muscle mass then you need to do something different.
I think regardless of the above, there are types of foods that give the energy you need (if it is a genuine need, rather than a want or a choice) that are far better options than a massive chocolate bar. I'd say that is never needed.
I don't think it's that far fetched t suggest that a 6'4 man is going to need more calories than a 5'9 one. king massive snickers - if you want lean muscle mass then you need to do something different. I think regardless of the above, there are types of foods that give the energy you need (if it is a genuine need, rather than a want or a choice) that are far better options than a massive chocolate bar. I'd say that is never needed.
Nice rant btw
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