What Bodybuilders Eat For Breakfast | Vegan Bodybuilding Breakfast | Chris Bumstead

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Published on Feb 24, 2021
Something a little bit different on today's episode of What Bodybuilders Eat For Breakfast. Chris Bumstead shows you how to prepare and egg (and oatmeal lol) free breakfast that's high in protein, good fats and complex carbs.

Chris' Breakfast Macros:
934 Calories
49g Protein
97g Carbs
41g Fat

Let us know what you think in the comments and whether you'd consider giving this one a shot!

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