I ate junk, but stayed under my calorie goal. Will I gain?

Stilllosing26
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So for breakfast I had a small bowl of Honey bunches of oats, and then a half of a donut. Then I walked a mile to a snowball stand and got a kiddie snowball with peanut butter. After this, I walked to the grocery store and ate a couple of Oreos (4 or 5). Then I walked home (2 miles), and had some broccoli and corn for lunch. Then I went on a half an hour bike ride, then went home and had a clementine. Next, I ran up to the store with my sister, and then back to the snowball stand(it was a nice day) and had a small snowball and then jogged around a mile back home. After this I went on a run to my friends house, and had two cookies. I walked home and then my day was over. I ate SO much junk. Am I going to gain weight?!
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No.0
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It really depends on a long term pattern, not what you did in one day.0
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Probably not...but nothing there was very nutritious, and there's always a downside to that.0
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You might be deficient on nutrients that you need (vitamins, etc.), protein, etc. But, no. As long as you eat less than you burn, you won't gain weight.0
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well...you had broccoli so obviously you will lose at least 5 lbs...'cuz that's the way it works yo...0
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I was eating a donut every morning for breakfast for a few weeks while still maintaining my deficit. I lost weight.
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well...you had broccoli so obviously you will lose at least 5 lbs...'cuz that's the way it works yo...
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If your sure you ate at a deficit, you'll lose weight. The best way to be sure is to weigh and measure everything you eat.0
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Haha all of my meals include junkfood like this (besides dinner... but then I have dessert...), and I only do about 1 type of activity a day. I've a 18.something BMI and don't gain. Your body doesn't care where it gets its energy from.0
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