Gold standard chicken

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shanejer		Gold standard chicken	26-06-2013 @ 08:43
Member 1307, 14110 posts SQ 355, BP 240, DL 370 965.0 kgs @ 102kgs UnEq	http://goldstandardnutrition.co.uk/steam-cooked-chicken-fillet... Opinions ? Can't help but think it be full of crap aswell as chickens at that price. Anyone tried it?

jimmyf		...	26-06-2013 @ 08:54
Member 4098, 532 posts SQ 235, BP 150, DL 260 645.0 kgs @ 93kgs UnEq	there spot on, im biggest lazy f**ker ever but get 2 or 3 out a night and then voila ready for morning, chuck some rice in with em or whatever and get it ate,taste ok too tbh, bag is meant to last a week ie; 21 in bag so 3 a day obviously, decent idea and price aint bad for a months worth tbh

MarkClegg		...	26-06-2013 @ 09:09
knock knock !! who's there ?? OLD SCHOOL SUGDEN Member 212, 11439 posts SQ 325, BP 212.5, DL 370 907.5 kgs @ 100kgs UnEq	I was thinking of getting these for the gym .. Full fridge setup - see how they do It seems reasonable to me .

Tom_Martin		...	26-06-2013 @ 09:11
No one believed him anyway. Member 958, 11411 posts SQ 410, BP 215, DL 425 1050.0 kgs @ 100kgs UnEq	It's very early and I can't figure out if it's a good price, how long it will last me and if it will make me massive. Someone tell me what to do.

PeteHodgson		...	26-06-2013 @ 09:12
Has little understanding of the sugden Member 677, 11338 posts SQ 165, BP 125, DL 220 510.0 kgs @ 80kgs UnEq	you can get 5kg of chicken fillets for £25 from musclemeat I think. Then you have to cook them obviously. Is it worth the extra just to have them pre-cooked?

Tom_Martin		...	26-06-2013 @ 09:16
No one believed him anyway. Member 958, 11411 posts SQ 410, BP 215, DL 425 1050.0 kgs @ 100kgs UnEq	PeteHodgson said:you can get 5kg of chicken fillets for £25 from musclemeat I think. Then you have to cook them obviously. Is it worth the extra just to have them pre-cooked? And how much at Tesco?

badmongo		...	26-06-2013 @ 09:20
has experience of quad imbalance Member 3676, 427 posts	PeteHodgson said:you can get 5kg of chicken fillets for £25 from musclemeat I think. Then you have to cook them obviously. Is it worth the extra just to have them pre-cooked? How much weight is usually lost in cooking?


Tom_Martin		...	26-06-2013 @ 09:21
No one believed him anyway. Member 958, 11411 posts SQ 410, BP 215, DL 425 1050.0 kgs @ 100kgs UnEq	and...what IS a chicken?!

jimmyf		...	26-06-2013 @ 09:21
Member 4098, 532 posts SQ 235, BP 150, DL 260 645.0 kgs @ 93kgs UnEq	as I said, if your a lazy pecker, buy em, if u watch the pennies and don't mind cooking em and all that, then buy from a butcher etc, its just convenience reason I buy em tbh, works out at about £18 a week for 3 fillets a day in reality...if someone is on the go all the time then they are perfect,can just as easy cook em up few days before or get the missus to do it but that takes effort lol

PeteHodgson		...	26-06-2013 @ 09:22
Has little understanding of the sugden Member 677, 11338 posts SQ 165, BP 125, DL 220 510.0 kgs @ 80kgs UnEq	I saw an injured and probably soon to be dead magpie in the road the other day.

hixxy1985		...	26-06-2013 @ 09:27
www.grahamhicks.co.uk Member 994, 9594 posts SQ 330, BP 250, DL 405 985.0 kgs @ 135kgs UnEq	prob i have shane is we buy 10kg chicken at £35 dont we. youd pay double that to buy cooked versions of the same thing....... I do think its a good idea though. cooking and prepping food is always a problem for ppl and if they can save time they probably will

Tom_Martin		...	26-06-2013 @ 09:29
No one believed him anyway. Member 958, 11411 posts SQ 410, BP 215, DL 425 1050.0 kgs @ 100kgs UnEq	PeteHodgson said:I saw an injured and probably soon to be dead magpie in the road the other day. I once saw one of these. I picked it up and brought it home, and within a few hours it was running about and seemed ok but couldn't fly. Then a few days later it had some sort of weird seizure out of nowhere and then it died. This is the very magpie. https://fbcdn-sphotos-b-a.akamaihd.net/hphotos-ak-prn1/17658_10100865298423799_1563680807_n.jpg

PeteHodgson		...	26-06-2013 @ 09:33
Has little understanding of the sugden Member 677, 11338 posts SQ 165, BP 125, DL 220 510.0 kgs @ 80kgs UnEq	hmmm. Feel a bit bad now Tom. As I drove towards said injured magpie, which was surrounded by 'helper' magpies (maybe family members?) they walked off at the last moment to reveal poor old injured Mary lying, helpless, struggling. I made sure my wheels didn't crush it as I drove over it, although did wonder if putting it out of it's misery would have been the kindest option?

Tom_Martin		...	26-06-2013 @ 09:37
No one believed him anyway. Member 958, 11411 posts SQ 410, BP 215, DL 425 1050.0 kgs @ 100kgs UnEq	PeteHodgson said:hmmm. Feel a bit bad now Tom. As I drove towards said injured magpie, which was surrounded by 'helper' magpies (maybe family members?) they walked off at the last moment to reveal poor old injured Mary lying, helpless, struggling. I made sure my wheels didn't crush it as I drove over it, although did wonder if putting it out of it's misery would have been the kindest option? No, I think the kindest option would be bringing it home and feeding it and letting it be comfortable for a while until it either recovers and can fly away or dies. When mine died, I decided to throw it out of my appartments balcony doors into the canal, 3 floors below. The canal was a fair toss away, 10-15m of horizontal displacement. It felt a little undignified to throw it that far, so I just dropped it instead aiming for a bush. It landed on a picnic table in the garden of one of the residents on the bottom floor, and stayed there for 3 days.

PeteHodgson		...	26-06-2013 @ 09:39
Has little understanding of the sugden Member 677, 11338 posts SQ 165, BP 125, DL 220 510.0 kgs @ 80kgs UnEq	Tom_Martin said: No, I think the kindest option would be bringing it home and feeding it and letting it be comfortable for a while until it either recovers and can fly away or dies. When mine died, I decided to throw it out of my appartments balcony doors into the canal, 3 floors below. The canal was a fair toss away, 10-15m of horizontal displacement. It felt a little undignified to throw it that far, so I just dropped it instead aiming for a bush. It landed on a picnic table in the garden of one of the residents on the bottom floor, and stayed there for 3 days. lol As i was on my way to work I couldn't stop to take the magpie home unfortunately. Stupid work!

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