What is your biggest meal?
ktilton70130
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What is your biggest meal of the day and why? I'm currently playing around with different things and I'm interested in what you guys are doing to succeed in your weight loss journey.
Last week my biggest meal was breakfast .
Thanks in advance for your feedback.
Last week my biggest meal was breakfast .
Thanks in advance for your feedback.
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Lunch I don't eat breakfast1
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usually lunch, tho breakfast and lunch can tie. Daily calories are usually done by 2-3pm daily.1
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Dinner. I need my dinners big.1
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Dinner, because I like to cook one dinner for myself and my husband, and he's not currently dieting. My dinner always looks more like a regular meal, and my breakfast and lunch are very low calorie.1
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dinner. i eat kinda small throughout the day the save a lot of my calories for dinner. Its my favorite meal.1
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Dinner - it takes up half my daily calories. Because it feels stupid to cook smaller portions than I already do It's also when I eat most of my protein, so it's an easy way to ensure enough protein. And it's a hot meal, comfort food. None of these reasons are rational. It's about preference and habits. I could probably structure my eating in a number of ways and be satisfied. It just feels normal, it's what I grew up with.1
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Breakfast, as that is when I am the most hungry.1
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ktilton70130 wrote: »What is your biggest meal of the day and why? I'm currently playing around with different things and I'm interested in what you guys are doing to succeed in your weight loss journey.
Last week my biggest meal was breakfast .
Thanks in advance for your feedback.
Dinner. 500-600 calories usually.
Probably because I am most hungry later in the day and it is a shared meal with my family.
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I usually have the same amount for breakfast and lunch, then smaller meals.1
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Depends - I usually eat around the same for every meal unless I go out to eat for a meal. I tend to eat around 300 calories in the morning and then graze throughout the day. Often I don't really have a proper lunch or dinner just small plates every few hours. This works best for me.1
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I switch it up many times according to how my body is responding and my school/work schedule. Currently, I've been hungrier in the mornings, so breakfast and brunch are my biggest meals.1
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Last meal although I would prefer a big lunch. Might change it up
Don't eat breakfast1 -
Breakfast is always usually a fruit and veggie protein smoothie around 250 cal and lunch is usually around 250 calories also. My dinmer is largest ranging around 600 calories. Dinner is my favorite meal but also i stop eating at 6pm so i need to be able to stay satisfied through the night orherwise i wake up starving and it ruins my whole day.1
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Dinner and evening snacks. I'm not usually hungry until about 1pm. If I'm going to the gym, I drink a protein shake for breakfast. Lunch is typically light. I have always liked a big dinner and I usually like a snack as well. I've just got into the habit of pre-logging for that.1
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For me it is the meal I eat in either late afternoon or early evening. I work night shift 3 nights a week so that is either my breakfast or my supper depending0
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dinner because I only get 1200 calories + exercise so I eat small meals for breakfast and dinner to make sure I have room left for dinner plus it's usually not until dinner time that I know exactly how many exercise calories I got back for the day so I end up with more calories for it.1
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I only eat one meal a day so yeah, that one. I guess it would be lunch as I eat it early afternoon1
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Lunch or dinner are usually pretty close, at least within 100 calories of each other.0
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nicsflyingcircus wrote: »For me it is the meal I eat in either late afternoon or early evening. I work night shift 3 nights a week so that is either my breakfast or my supper depending
You work in the medical field? Sounds like my old earring regimen lol
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Thank all of you for your feedback I greatly appreciate it0
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ktilton70130 wrote: »nicsflyingcircus wrote: »For me it is the meal I eat in either late afternoon or early evening. I work night shift 3 nights a week so that is either my breakfast or my supper depending
You work in the medical field? Sounds like my old earring regimen lol
Sure do. I'm an RN on an orthopedic floor, working randomized 12.5hr+ nights shifts.0 -
Usually breakfast or lunch. It depends on when I hit the gym. Dinners are pretty small, if I eat them at all. Sometimes I just eat a snack. I just go to bed too early and don't like going to sleep on a full stomach1
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Lunch.
Cause it's my post workout meal.
I usually train fasted.
I get the bulk of my calories from this meal.
I don't like big dinners, it affects my sleep.1 -
I envy you being able to train fasted, I have tried and just can't do it!0
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I'm the opposite, I feel like I'll throw up if I eat before training.
I drink my bcaa during training though, so that does help me a lot.
Don't sweat it, as long as you're getting your sessions in, it counts:)1 -
nicsflyingcircus wrote: »ktilton70130 wrote: »nicsflyingcircus wrote: »For me it is the meal I eat in either late afternoon or early evening. I work night shift 3 nights a week so that is either my breakfast or my supper depending
You work in the medical field? Sounds like my old earring regimen lol
Sure do. I'm an RN on an orthopedic floor, working randomized 12.5hr+ nights shifts.
Thought so,lol I am nurse as well. Not working the unit right now, took a break from it now I work in heart transplant on the administrative side.1 -
Dinner. If I don't eat much for dinner I wake up hungry at night.1
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My body responds best to:
big breakfast - small mid morning snack
Good size lunch (smaller than breakfast though) - small mid after snack
Same size dinner as lunch
Small evening/bed snack
however, lately my biggest meal/food intake has been at dinner/night. I don't sleep as good - as my body is busy digesting all that food - wake up tired - don't feel hungry for a good breakfast and on it goes...
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Lunch. Eating a medium-sized late morning breakfast and big mid-afternoon lunch and a light dinner with no snacking works really great for me and my training schedule.2
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ktilton70130 wrote: »What is your biggest meal of the day and why? I'm currently playing around with different things and I'm interested in what you guys are doing to succeed in your weight loss journey.
Last week my biggest meal was breakfast .
Thanks in advance for your feedback.
Mine is usually lunch at 400 calories/20-30 grams protein/8 or below grams sugar1
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