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What to eat when you are full but haven’t eaten enough for

Sabrina8338
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I am finding that there are days, like today , where I have eaten pretty well throughout the day and find myself very full after dinner. The problem I run into is I have eaten less than 1200 calories which I know means I will wake up at 4 am starving.
What types of foods would you suggest to help bump up the calorie intake that are easy to swallow on a full tummy? (I try to be really mindful of my sugar and salt intake as those are a major reason I have my weight problem)
Diary is open if you would like to take a gander.
What types of foods would you suggest to help bump up the calorie intake that are easy to swallow on a full tummy? (I try to be really mindful of my sugar and salt intake as those are a major reason I have my weight problem)
Diary is open if you would like to take a gander.
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Leanfit whey protein shake with 2% milk - will not stuff you, but you definitely won't wake up hungry - just over 200 cals...0
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Don't force down food you don't want after dinner and therefore don't need.
You can include one or more of the following as calorie-dense snacks throughout the day or an hour or so before bed:
full fat cottage cheese
full fat milk
almonds
cashew nuts
apple/celery + peanut butter
prunes
banana
protein powder
(I'd go for ff milk or cottage cheese personally as the others are a bit heavy if before bed)
or add kidney beans or black beans to your dinner. Calorie dense and nutritious.0 -
PEANUT BUTTER PEANUT BUTTER PEANUT BUTTER
okay seriously...
PEANUT BUTTER. haha
nuts
seeds
avocado
cup of WHOLE milk w/protein powder mixed in
banana spread w/ pb
1 slice bread w/ 2-3 tbsp pb and honey
full fat yogurt w/ maple syrup
granola w/ milk
smoothie w/ yogurt, milk, 1/2 banana, nutella or pb0 -
Thank you for the suggestions! I love peanut butter so that's an excellent place to start!0
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