calorie rich food
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Just 4 slice of pizza would go over my limit0
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Just 4 slice of pizza would go over my limit
Cold pizza is the best possible breakfast food.0 -
1. My nightly gelato
2. Nutella for my nightly gelato
3. (White) Rice, which I have daily
4. Udon/Curry
5. Cookies (I love a good dark chocolate chocolate chip cookie. For about a month that and a scoop of ice cream was my nightly before bed treat)0 -
For me it's a bit of the problem cuz I don't really like sweeties0
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Just 4 slice of pizza would go over my limit
Cold pizza is the best possible breakfast food.
I so wish I had some right now :sad:0 -
I so wish I had some right now :sad:
Here you go.0 -
For me it's a bit of the problem cuz I don't really like sweeties
Why don't you just eat more of the foods you DO like then?0 -
For me it's a bit of the problem cuz I don't really like sweeties
Why don't you just eat more of the foods you DO like then?
Have you seen how many calories he alreay eats? I think he's ok. I want all his calories.0 -
I struggle with getting high kcal every day. If I add a tablespoon of olive oil, I usually go into red in the fat section. If I eat 1 banana and 4 dates it shows up red in the sugar section. Nuts will show red in the protein section, so to get as close as possible to 2000 kcal I consume a lot of carb like potatoes, brown/wholemeal bread and oats. Avocado is good, so thanks for the reminder.0
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ice cream is a fun way to gain weight although not the most nutritious way.0
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ice cream is a fun way to gain weight although not the most nutritious way.
When you're eating 3500+ calories a day of fruits, veggies, and lean meats, the last thing you need from the extra 500 or so calories is more micronutrients.0 -
ice cream is a fun way to gain weight although not the most nutritious way.
When you're eating 3500+ calories a day of fruits, veggies, and lean meats, the last thing you need from the extra 500 or so calories is more micronutrients.
You don't get extra credit.0 -
I heard dumping olive oil all over your pizza is the way to go, if you can stomach it.0
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For me it's a bit of the problem cuz I don't really like sweeties
Why don't you just eat more of the foods you DO like then?
Have you seen how many calories he alreay eats? I think he's ok. I want all his calories.
lol no, admittedly I didn't look. I change my suggestion to melted cheddar then :devil:0 -
For me it's a bit of the problem cuz I don't really like sweeties
Why don't you just eat more of the foods you DO like then?
Have you seen how many calories he alreay eats? I think he's ok. I want all his calories.
lol no, admittedly I didn't look. I change my suggestion to melted cheddar then :devil:
4000 calories?
CHEDDAR EVERYWHERE.0 -
Hey, was wondering what foods you guys eat to get a hight calorie intake?
My top five :
1.Oats(gluten free)
2. Peanut butter
3. Rice
4. Spaghetti (gluten free)
5. Fruits. (Banana primarily)
I agree with all of those above. Peanut butter for sure, because of the fat calories. Rice, oats, and fruits don't really add up that quickly in my opinion. Spaghetti can be heavy depending on the portion.
Or you can go with the IIFYM crowd or the "anti-clean eating" hippies and just eat like 6 donuts and drink 4 protein shakes. You're done for the day.
Once you meet you protein, fat/ fiber/micronutrient goals for the day, THEN you MAY have discretionary calories left to do as you choose. It is not eating donuts ALL day. One or two, sure. :drinker:
And back to the OP's question.
1. Ice cream
2. Peanut Butter
3. Bacon
4. Pasta.
5. Chocolate
I didn't realize my 'dieting' methods had a name! Now I know IIFYM is what I've been doing. Thanks for the enlightening post, I'd never heard of this phrase before now.0 -
ice cream is a fun way to gain weight although not the most nutritious way.
When you're eating 3500+ calories a day of fruits, veggies, and lean meats, the last thing you need from the extra 500 or so calories is more micronutrients.
It's easy to miss a few of them even with 3500 calories. Zinc, pantothenic acid, selenium, niacin, iodine, folate and vitamin e to name a few.0 -
I heard dumping olive oil all over your pizza is the way to go, if you can stomach it.0
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Hey, was wondering what foods you guys eat to get a hight calorie intake?
My top five :
1.Oats(gluten free)
2. Peanut butter
3. Rice
4. Spaghetti (gluten free)
5. Fruits. (Banana primarily)
I agree with all of those above. Peanut butter for sure, because of the fat calories. Rice, oats, and fruits don't really add up that quickly in my opinion. Spaghetti can be heavy depending on the portion.
Or you can go with the IIFYM crowd or the "anti-clean eating" hippies and just eat like 6 donuts and drink 4 protein shakes. You're done for the day.
Yep. because that is what all IIFYM'ers do. /smh0 -
For me it's a bit of the problem cuz I don't really like sweeties
Why don't you just eat more of the foods you DO like then?
^^this.
It really depends on your macro target, but (and most these have been mentioned):
- ice cream
- full fat dairy
- nuts and seeds
- nut and seed butters
- pasta
- bacon
- avocado
- cheesecake
- use oils and butters in cooking and dressings
- oh, and not to disappoint the 'IIFYM'ers eat poptarts all day" peeps...poptarts.0 -
Medjool dates
Bananas
Fruit juice
Noodles
Rice0 -
You want to eat either:
a) my Mum's beef stew and dumplings
b) my Mum's steak and kidney pudding.
If you want my tip: go for (b) - all that delicious steamed suet. mmm suet. What was the question again?0 -
I'm not a huge peanut butter fan. I used to make a mixture with different roasted nuts (cashew, almonds, pistachio, walnuts) and put it in a jar and put just enough honey to glue the nuts together (teehee). It was amazingly delicious, nutritious and was 90 calories per tbsp.
I like cheese too for a quick high cal dosage. I don't use protein powder anymore but 2 scoops of chocolate protein powder, vanilla ice cream scoop with full cream milk was awesome after a workout.0
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