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Best weight gain food or snack you know?

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  • SugarySweetheart
    SugarySweetheart Posts: 154 Member
    ICE CREAM! Rich, chocolatey, nutty ice cream. All natural ice cream!
  • JoshuaMcAllister
    JoshuaMcAllister Posts: 500 Member
    When people talk about adding olive oil for extra cals, they mean when cooking or in smoothies not like a vodka shot. Each to their own I guess but I could list a hundred high cal foods I'd rather eat that drink olive oil.
  • LivingtheLeanDream
    LivingtheLeanDream Posts: 13,342 Member
    Nutella/peanut butter either individually or together... nom nom :smiley:
  • lovefitness726
    lovefitness726 Posts: 2 Member
    edited June 2016
    I got some Reeses chocolate peanut butter spread, 2 tablespoons is 190 calories. I can't eat straight peanut butter it's too thick. Eating straight olive oil seems not that great for your stomach, but my boyfriend does that and no issues.

    I also sometimes do a shake with milk protein powder and add some ice cream.
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  • pektranao
    pektranao Posts: 187 Member
    Crunch bar chocolate brownie, lays bbq chips, greek yogurt 3%, cashews, waffles with nutella and milk.
  • jessasweightlossjourney
    jessasweightlossjourney Posts: 363 Member
    Fried foods and cheesy foods! White bread and sugar will do it for me but I also have PCOS. Carbs make me gain like crazy.
  • drcominsky
    drcominsky Posts: 4 Member
    RunRutheeRun wrote: »
    Nutella/peanut butter either individually or together... nom nom :smiley:

    This is my go-to if I'm short on time in the morning, usually on bread for carbs. Can't go wrong! :smile:
  • drcominsky
    drcominsky Posts: 4 Member
    GenieBeanieChiliBeanie wrote: »
    I saw this documentary once about some strange tribe that honors extremely large women and they force fed them milk - milk - and more milk. whole milk - maybe chocolate milk fat and carbs in the lactose probably a good bet

    I've been craving milk recently and usually what you crave is tied to something in the food you're craving and what your body needs. So your post makes a lot of sense
  • robs_ready
    robs_ready Posts: 1,488 Member
    edited June 2016


    Mutant mass, 1200 calories for 2 scoops
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