Food
Breakfast: 2 hard boiled eggs mashed with 1/2 avocado
Lunch: 4 oz deli-sliced turkey with 2 cups mini carrots
Snack: Sweet & Salty Sugarless Snack Mix (recipe below)
Dinner: 4 oz steak with Asian Seasoning from Thai Kitchen and 4 macadamia nuts
Water
2.5 liters
Workout
Skill practice: L-sit hold
*Using 2 boxes, lock out your arms and left your feet into an "L" shape. If you can't make an "L" shape, just get your knees to your chest. Try 3 times, and hold each time as long as you can.
Then
5 rounds for time:
100 single-unders + 5 attempts at double-unders (I managed to do 3 double-unders! Not in a row, but that's the first time I've ever been able to do even 1 double-under)
20 burpees--worst movement in the history of working out ever
15 knees-to-elbows
As you guys can probably tell, I really like to have small snacks between my main meals. That way I don't get crazy hungry, and then go ahead and eat crazy meals. As you can also probably tell, nuts are the easiest snack for me to have. They have a lot of really good fats, but you really have to go easy on nuts because they can really add on the pounds. Today I was reaching for some nuts when I thought, "Hold up, is there something else I can eat? Because I've been eating a ton of nuts lately."
I remembered a recipe I had found on Paleo Parents that looked delicious. The main recipe was for a Frozen Custard made of butternut squash (which I am just DYING to try), but the topping for the custard was the Sweet & Slightly Salty Sugarless Snack Mix. I was intrigued. I made it, and I was surprised by how much I liked it.
Ingredients
Breakfast: 2 hard boiled eggs mashed with 1/2 avocado
Lunch: 4 oz deli-sliced turkey with 2 cups mini carrots
Snack: Sweet & Salty Sugarless Snack Mix (recipe below)
Dinner: 4 oz steak with Asian Seasoning from Thai Kitchen and 4 macadamia nuts
Water
2.5 liters
Workout
Skill practice: L-sit hold
*Using 2 boxes, lock out your arms and left your feet into an "L" shape. If you can't make an "L" shape, just get your knees to your chest. Try 3 times, and hold each time as long as you can.
Then
5 rounds for time:
100 single-unders + 5 attempts at double-unders (I managed to do 3 double-unders! Not in a row, but that's the first time I've ever been able to do even 1 double-under)
20 burpees--worst movement in the history of working out ever
15 knees-to-elbows
As you guys can probably tell, I really like to have small snacks between my main meals. That way I don't get crazy hungry, and then go ahead and eat crazy meals. As you can also probably tell, nuts are the easiest snack for me to have. They have a lot of really good fats, but you really have to go easy on nuts because they can really add on the pounds. Today I was reaching for some nuts when I thought, "Hold up, is there something else I can eat? Because I've been eating a ton of nuts lately."
I remembered a recipe I had found on Paleo Parents that looked delicious. The main recipe was for a Frozen Custard made of butternut squash (which I am just DYING to try), but the topping for the custard was the Sweet & Slightly Salty Sugarless Snack Mix. I was intrigued. I made it, and I was surprised by how much I liked it.
Ingredients
- 1/2 C coconut chips (unsweetened)
- 1/2 C almond slivers
- 2 tsp salt
- 2 tsp ground cinnamon
- 1 tsp ground nutmeg
Combine coconut chips and almonds in a pan, stirring often, until the fragrance of the nuts and coconut come out and a light brown color develops. Toss in a bowl with remaining ingredients.
To be honest, I was worried about the amount of cinnamon that was in this mix. I was pouring it in, and I kept thinking, "How much cinnamon is in this thing?!" I think I was freaked out because of Glozell's Cinnamon Challenge. I mixed everything in anyways, and let me tell you, this mix smells AMAZING! If the smell was any indicator of how good the mix was, I was in for a treat. Let the record show, it was really good. The more I ate it, the more I liked it.
Now I know what you all are thinking. "Ashley, the mix has nuts in it. Duh!" Yes, I realize that there are nuts in the mix. But at least I'm not just eating straight nuts, right? That's better, right? Right?
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