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Calories

Stephiegirl324
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Why am I having a hard time eating all my calories in a day? I feel like I can't eat that much in one day, I'm not even getting anywhere close to my calories. Any suggestions?
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Shoot for small meals that pack a high but healthy caloric value. I'm a small girl and sometimes getting my 1880-2000 calories is a work out in itself. For breakfast I have a slice of 100% natural, whole wheat toast with a tablespoon of all natural peanut butter, a banana on top and a glass of milk. Comes out to about 400 calories but isn't a huge volume of food. I have lots of other ways if you're interested =]0
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Is there a reason you are skipping dinner?
Maybe have a cereal for dinner, that should be about 220 calories.0 -
Girl... I FEEL ya.... I am sure you are gonna get a ton of great tips on this post, I did when I posted the same thing a few days ago
I made my food diary public so peeps could give me advice
Good Luck, keep it up!!0 -
Is there a reason you are skipping dinner?
Maybe have a cereal for dinner, that should be about 220 calories.
I didn't skip dinner, I actually didnt have lunch today, I meant to put it under the "dinner" cateogry =/0 -
Try higher calorie food like avacados, peanut butter, nutella (one of my favorites)...and SNACKS, SNACKS, SNACKS. I have found I eat almost all day to get in my calories, but I like it! I'm definately not starving and this idea of eating back some of my exercise calories is AWESOME!0
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Take a look at my diary, I obviously have no problem meeting my goal, lmao.
I like to snack on yogurt, Rice Cakes, Prunes, Almonds.0 -
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Yes, easy way to calories w/out adding a lot of food is to add healthy fats!
Add some avocado to a salad or sandwich
olive oil to your dressing or over veggies
handful of almonds
tbl of natural almond or peanut butter
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