What I Eat To Get Shredded (Grocery Haul For Fat Loss)



Showing you guys my full grocery list, macros and dieting tips! My nutrition guide for everything you need to know about building …

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49 thoughts on “What I Eat To Get Shredded (Grocery Haul For Fat Loss)

  1. What's up guys! My training and nutrition goals are off to a great start in the New Year! Feels great to be in a solid groove with both. I had a nice few requests to do this "grocery shopping" style video after my upload with Bro Jeff, so I was wondering — is there any other type of video you'd like to see from me or any specific topic you'd like to see me cover? Always looking for ideas. Hope you all have a great weekend!

  2. First off, I’m a new subscriber and have been working out for quite a while, but recently have altered my programs concentrating on the stretch and eccentric phase during my workouts, which was a noticeable improvement on day one!
    I do have a question and sorry to be off subject, but do all grocery stores in Canada charge $1 to use a shopping cart?

  3. I like your ideas, but you need to update the description of this particular video because the massive inflation greatly changes the game in terms of budgeting. Eating healthy isn't cheap and it's even more expensive now

  4. You eat meat once a day & you barely eat eggs .. how many times a day are you eating & where does most of your protein come from .. & a lot of the stuff you shop for is garbage why are you getting egos waffles

  5. Chickens aren’t picky, feed them table scraps and keep them in a cage and they’ll lay eggs. Let them roam around the yard and pick up bugs and they’ll still lay eggs…. And get eaten by dogs and bobcats and such.. one can argue that the cage is kinder. We’ll let me add any benefit in omega acids in the eggs comes from the food the farmer feeds the chickens and has nothing to do with their habitat.

  6. Jeff Jeff Jeff, free range can mean so many different things, the food industry made the term fairly broad. There is the common misconception that free range means that the chickens roam a large open field and have plenty of space. The reality is chickens farms only need to have around 5 cubic feet of space outside of the farm entrance to be considered free range. (The distance isn’t accurate) but regardless free range simply means that the chickens have the option of going outside. But given we raise our chickens to be so fat that their bones snap under their own weight when they go to walk your better off looking for a local farm that raises chickens and slaughters them, and you know their practices. That’s the only way you can grantee those chickens lived a okay life, and only then are you are truly 100% ethical, but to expect this of the average person is not acceptable.

  7. I can insure you free range is far better than other eggs the white eggs come from a caged chicken that can’t move its feather stick out the side cramped against another chicken hooked up to a feeding tube free range most are in caged area inside to feed during weather changes or for a set hours through the day and then the get about .5 acres to range with plenty of room and other chickens to mess around with

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