Feastival 0.1 Liquid MV Vegan

Last updated January 20, 2015 Copy
AmountIngredientAU$ / daySource
1.5gMezotrace, Calcium / Magnesium, Powdered Minerals, 1 lb (454 g)AU$0.07iHerb
4gNow Foods, Potassium Chloride Powder, 8 oz (227 g)AU$0.11iHerb
4gIodised SaltAU$0.01local
1gCholine Bitartrate (250G)AU$0.03Bulk Nutrients
75gLINSEED MEAL (FLAXSEED)AU$0.89Pacific Bulk Foods
67gColes smart buy Smooth Peanut Butter 375gAU$0.33Coles
63gColes White Sugar 2kgAU$0.06Coles
20gPea Protein Isolate - Natural - 5KGAU$0.32Bulk Nutrients
22g100% Organic Brown Rice Protein - Natural - 5KGAU$0.35Bulk Nutrients
215gMasa ListaAU$0.54Imported Mexican Foods AU
0gMetabolic MaintenanceAU$0.00iHerb
6gStarwest Botanicals, Basil Leaf, C/S Organic, 1 lbAU$0.08iHerb
10mlNature's Way Alive! Liquid MultivitaminAU$0.33Amazon
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This is the lowest cost version of Feastival I've managed to put together so far, which makes use of a Liquid multivitamin drink in place of a pill or powder. If you don't get any natural sunlight, this recipe may lack sufficient Vitamin D. Otherwise you should be fine. I'm not sure if I'll get the chance to try this recipe out - if you ever decide to, please let me kmow how it went.

Thanks for checking out feastival - an Australian targeted, modified version of people chow 3.0.1 that substitutes flax seed meal and peanut butter for soy oil (I find oil a bit messy to deal with so wanted to avoid it).

I've made various adjustments to make up for the change in nutrition involved. I've also chosen to go for a rough 1:1 omega3 to omega 6 ratio since from reading around this seems ideal. I was looking at swapping in almond meal for peanut butter but it blows the cost out too much.

As far as I know masa lista and masa harima have approximately the same nutritional value (lista is made from white corn, harima from yellow, but I don't believe there's much of a difference in micronutrients) so I've switched that also since lista is a bit cheaper. I've also swapped to pea and rice protein for cost reasons (this also makes this recipe vegan now I guess?). I've yet to see how all of this will affect the taste.

Nutrition Facts

Amount Per Day
52% Carb, 16% Protein, 32% Fat
Calories2004
% Daily Values*
109%
Total Carbohydrate272g
152%
Dietary Fiber 43g
101%
Protein86g
114%
Total Fat74g
Saturated Fat9g
Monounsaturated Fat22g
Polyunsaturated Fat31g
1081%
Omega-3 Fatty Acids17g
104%
Omega-6 Fatty Acids18g
Cholesterol0mg
Calcium
103%
Vitamin A
185%
Chloride
111%
Vitamin B6
1432%
Chromium
126%
Vitamin B12
2778%
Copper
298%
Vitamin C
186%
Iodine
161%
Vitamin D
29%
Iron
375%
Vitamin E
370%
Magnesium
223%
Vitamin K
114%
Manganese
263%
Thiamin
1072%
Molybdenum
143%
Riboflavin
685%
Phosphorus
195%
Niacin
127%
Potassium
104%
Folate
100%
Selenium
158%
Pantothenic Acid
888%
Sodium
123%
Biotin
336%
Sulfur
100%
Choline
103%
Zinc
141%
 
* 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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