Minimal Tortilla 1.4.6 Tasty!

by vwbugg
Last updated June 19, 2014 Copy
AmountIngredient$ / daySource
200gOat Flour/Powder$0.44Amazon
150gCorn flour, masa, unenriched, white (USDA)$0.15Local
33gHard Rhino 100% Whey Protein Isolate 90% concentration$0.54Amazon or HardRhino.com
21.5gGNC Mega Men® Sport - Vanilla Bean$0.68GNC (Buy one get one 50%)
17gSeeds, flaxseed Ground)$0.04Local
6gNOW Foods Calcium/magnesium 1000/500 mg$0.26Amazon
6gPotassium Citrate$0.24PureBulk, Inc.
4gIodised Salt$0.01local
2gCholine bitartrate$0.02Amazon
40gExtra Virgin Olive Oil$0.27local
0.5pillNow Foods MK-4 Vitamin K-2$0.05Amazon
0.5pillNow Foods MK-7 Vitamin K-2$0.10Amazon
4gGround Cinnamon$0.04Costco
0gSugars, granulated$0.00
0gSoybean Oil$0.00Amazon
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Based originally on PeopleChow

Change Log

v1.4.6 Lowered the protein content to get cl9oser to the marks. And to lower the price per day. Protein went from $0.66 at 42 g to $0.53 at 33 g. Also moved the reference to Peoplechow from the title to the description.

v1.4.5 I have raised GNC up to 21.5 now to compensate for the less Vitamin A from the fixed Masa. You would only need to make it 22 if you did not use any cinnamon, as Cinnamon has a bit of A and a bit of manganese. Also adjusted prices to my current prices paid (prices fluctuate!) bringing my daily cost down to just 2.99!

v1.4.4 Masa from People Chow was very inconsistent with some values from enriched masa and some from unenriched. I have switched to "Unenriched" from the USDA Database. I have however left Niacin at zero. GNC contains a combination of Niacinamide and Niacin. Niacinamide does not cause flushing and therefore to have this value in the red just by a couple of points would be both unfair and confusing for some. It had 1.634 mg of niacin per 100 g of masa.

v1.4.3 Changed the Whey source to Hard Rhino Whey Protein (Thanks Chris.Bair)

v1.4.2 Increased Flax to 17 grams to acheive a 1 to 3 ration of Omega three to omega six. Going higher than 17 grams, assuming cinnamon is kept, will result in Manganese going over.

v1.4.1 Reduced Protein to 42 g to match a 2000 calorie diet

v1.4 added Ground flax seeds for a healthier omega 3 to 6 ratio. Eliminated Soybean oil. This makes the Omega 6 no longer green but the ration of omegas i belive is healthier with 1/4.5 O3/O4 instead of 1/10 as is the shown recomendation. Still historically and according to some research a ration of 1/1 might be even better. Not sure yet how to get there. Official Soylent uses fish oil.

v1.3.1 Corrected missing Niacin values that exists in the base PeopleChow 3.0.1 recipe. While my recipe already allows for a bit of extra niacin by reducing the GNC, the original People Chow has three grams more of the GNC at 23 g. This makes the niacin go over when you add the amount that has been excluded for the masa.

v 1.3 reduced GNC from 23 down to 20 to bring niacin under control.

v 1.2 - Added back a bit of Soybean oil (15 g) for better omega balance. Would like to eliminate soybean oil completely.

v 1.1 - Updated name, description Changed proportion of oat/masa. Masa gives me more complete energy but i still dont like the taste.I can stand the current proprotion if i use enough sugar/stevia and grind enough in my coffee bean grinder.

Notes

I am working on finding a replacement for the masa in Max's original People Chow. Many people love it. I dont. Currently i can tolorate as little as 100 grams of oat to 245 grams of masa but i perfer the current recipe i have.

He stated oat flour causes gas, but thats where i am starting. It doesnt really cause me problems. I will also be experimenting with different kinds of oil and a source of vitamin K. Currently i am using ChrisBair's vitamin K supplements he has on his recipe.

I decided to make this journey for me public so that perhaps others could learn from me and maybe comment on my recipe.

There are some ingredeints i have left on the list for now at zero, so that they are easily referenced. This also makes it easier for peopl that wish to copy and change it a bit, they dont have to go hunting down ingredients.

Yes, there is a lot of sugar. I need to find a recipe that i like and then i will slowly take out the sugar. I have never been fond of sugar replacements and i already ingest far more than that in a day (I like sweet tea) So i will be cutting out other sources of my daily sugar and instead will put it in my Soylent for now. After i find a recipe i like then i can deal with the sugar. I also am trying cinnamon, vanilla and Stevia.

Nutrition Facts

Amount Per Day
51% Carb, 17% Protein, 32% Fat
Calories2013
% Daily Values*
106%
Total Carbohydrate264g
126%
Dietary Fiber 35g
101%
Protein85g
113%
Total Fat73g
Saturated Fat11g
Monounsaturated Fat38g
Polyunsaturated Fat18g
284%
Omega-3 Fatty Acids5g
81%
Omega-6 Fatty Acids14g
Cholesterol18mg
Calcium
120%
Vitamin A
100%
Chloride
108%
Vitamin B6
2376%
Chromium
205%
Vitamin B12
1278%
Copper
278%
Vitamin C
200%
Iodine
185%
Vitamin D
104%
Iron
151%
Vitamin E
130%
Magnesium
268%
Vitamin K
150%
Manganese
478%
Thiamin
2658%
Molybdenum
988%
Riboflavin
2377%
Phosphorus
253%
Niacin
212%
Potassium
107%
Folate
123%
Selenium
403%
Pantothenic Acid
651%
Sodium
114%
Biotin
597%
Sulfur
134%
Choline
179%
Zinc
244%
 
* Percent Daily Values are based on "U.S. government DRI, male 19-50, 2000 calories". You may use the Nutrient Calculator to personalise your own profile, then select it from the list on the Recipe Editor tab.
Nutrient Profile: U.S. government DRI, male 19-50, 2000 caloriesChange

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