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This is a beef isolate protein powder (not Whey) so no issues if you have reactions to dairy. We use this almost everyday for protein pancakes for the kids breakfasts. Lots of people put a scoop in their coffee in the mornings in place of cream as a way to cut diary and add more protein.
If you are eating enough meat daily then adding an additional protein supplement might not be necessary for you, but if you struggle to eat enough or eat enough meat then adding a clean protein powder is a great option.
(Even includes first month of your subscription)
I don't typically love cooking with cast iron, despite the excellent results they can bring. It's messy and smells up the house. Add to that, the one we have is super old and not very good. We were recently gifted a really good one from Lancaster Cast Iron so today I decided to give it a try. We have a side burner on our Weber so I could do it outside. I sous vide a steak, then seared it in tallow on the new pan. Man it was incredible. What a difference it made from our old one. Super easy clean up too. Below is the pan, of course I forgot to take a picture of the steak haha.
Do you love using cast iron? What are some favorites you make in them?
Yesterday we surprised the kids and brought home a puppy!! They have been begging for one for years and we felt like the time was right to bring one home.
Meet Angus 🐕 He's a Golden Retriever/King Charles Cavalier Spaniel mix. He's 11 weeks old and currently weighs about 8 pounds, he should be around 35 pounds fully grown. I know it will be an adjustment for a while as he gets potty trained etc but we are so excited. 😂 Wish us luck! 🤪
Cheese is good! I ate a block of chipotle oven baked cheese with lunch yesterday and it was divine. I love it, but know that it halts any progress I'm making, and will even trigger eating in excess to where I'll gain weight. It's sad but I have accepted it. If I eat it in small quantities with a meal, it's ok, but I really have to work to keep it in check.
What's your favorite cheese? How do you incorporate it? Do you see negative results when eating it?
Happy Wednesday! One topic that came up on the Livestream Monday was talking about weight loss stalls. When people ask me how to break a stall my first question is "how long is your stall?" While it's frustrating to not lose weight for a week or 2 (or 3), that's not actually a stall. Our body is not designed to be consistently losing weight every single week, there are going to be ebbs and fluctuations based on hormones etc. I would consider a stall anything more than 6+ weeks. Even at that point I always discourage people from doing crazy tactics or protocols to try and get weight loss moving again.
After a month or so of no weight loss I just encourage you to make small tweaks to what you are currently doing to try and help boost weight loss. We talked about adjustments you can make in more detail on the Livestream, but it's things like cutting dairy, adding exercise, simplifying your meals, analyzing calories etc. Most importantly you need to be patient and just stay consistent....
