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Old 11-29-2007, 11:11 PM
Martina Martina is offline
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Olives have a lot of fat, but they are definitely yummy. You'd probably actually be a little better off with some dressing, as protein needs fat to digest properly.


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The avocados are my source of fat. They are pretty high in fat as well. The chick peas and chicken are my protein.

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I like the chickpeas; they're great in salads. Chicken, avocados, chick peas, and olives are a little heavy, and I'd like something else besides the cucumber to raise the water content of the salad -- like green beans or tomatoes or both.
Also, some sprouts in that salad would be great.

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Love the suggestions, I might add green beans or sprouts and maybe take away the olives.

Any ideas what kind of calorie level this is? I get this from a deli here in NYC so I can't measure anything. They use a scoop (ice cream scoop I guess) of chick peas, 1/2 an avocado, about 4-6oz of chicken and an ice cream scoop of olives.

Thanks!

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I don't know about (raw) green beans. They're bitter, aren't they?
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Old 11-30-2007, 01:07 AM
Blarg Blarg is offline
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Default Re: Rate my salad

I was thinking of the canned ones, which are cooked I would think. I have grown snap beans myself though, which are the same thing, and raw they are crisp and delicious straight off the vine.
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