Add oil when cooking
Avocado on your wrap
Full fat dressing on your salad
Nuts/seeds as a topping on your salad (and bacon bits and croutons!!)
Full fat dairy products (if/when you use them)

With a calorie goal of 2700, you can't really do the "diet" foods. Do you snack at all or just meals? Throwing a couple of snacks in would help. I can't see your diary so can't tell what you do; just throwing out suggestions.

I agree with the previous poster on sneeking in calorie dense healthy foods when possible, such as nuts, nut butters, dried fruit, avocados, and olive oil.

Right now I'm eating at TDEE which is 2750 for me. It was hard getting up here but there were a couple points that helped.

1. Calorie dense foods-a handful of cashews can do wonders
2. Tracking my meals from 5 PM to 5 PM-Basically from dinner to the next afternoon's snack. That way you are not trying to cram in a bunch of calories right before bed.
3. Planning out the day of eating the night before-this is a lot easier if you cook your own food, generally eat the same thing daily,or at least have some control over your options. Some people just don't have this as an option but it is something to consider if you can. It also works well with the 5 to 5 in #2.
4. Start eating as early as possible-I workout first thing in the morning so I'm hungry anyway. If know you don't like eating early but if you want to try know that if you do it consistantly for a while your body will get use to it. It may also give you more energy to power through your workouts.
5.Cut back on cardio-I know, I know, cardio is good for you but it certainly adds to your calorie needs. I cut mine back because otherwise my TDEE is between 2800-3000 calories. I just didn't want to eat that much. I'm doing cardio once a week and weight lifting four times. If you really can't get to your 2700 it is worth considering cutting back cardio so you can lower your TDEE-20% value.

hth :flowerforyou:

I had to set mini-goals when I first started eating more. Even now I have to target getting no less than 1600 calories before dinner in order to even come close to 2400 by end of the day. I basically eat all morning to get most of my calories in.

Sounds like you have a later start to your day. You may find you have to adjust your meal times to fit your schedule. Your typical lunch may not be until 1 or 2.

I would really try to eat breakfast and save your protein shake for your 11am "snack." It's easier to meet your caloric goals if you eat a snack 2-3 hours after your meal. Breakfast, snack, lunch, snack, dinner, snack. If you can add in breakfast and additional snacks, you'll be closer to your goal at the end of the day. Also, you won't feel like you're stuffing your face after dinner trying to meet your goal because you're spreading your calories out evenly throughout the day.

I would also add that if you're not weighing or measuring your foods, you may want to do that for a bit. You may be eating more calories than you think if you're adding things like nuts and seeds especially. You'd be surprised at how small the portion sizes are!