Cheapest food with the highest calories
paulwalker7
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Highest calories foods
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Walmart peanut butter is $3 per 6000 kcal, canned tuna is cheap source of protein, but shouldn't be consumed in mass quantities because of the mercury content.2
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Vegetable oil.3
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Ramen soup, 400+ cals for $0.20. My DH liked to eat it fried with an egg.
Peanut butter. Can't get much better than that.2 -
avocado, peanut butter, banana, rice1
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Olive Oil - 120 calories per tablespoon
Peanut/Almond Butter
Whole Fat Milk
Bulk frozen meats
Note that many of these foods tend to be higher in fat, because 1g fat = 9 calories, while 1g protein or carb = 4 calories.0 -
Rice and Pasta might be your best bet.3
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Dried beans, rice, peanut butter, pasta, ramen. Watch for sales on dairy and eggs. Buy meat in bulk when it goes on sale.3
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Double cream as well! 400~ calories per 100ml1
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Putting the cheapest, highest calorie foods together in to a meal could be fun. Fat and cream give you the biggest calorie bang for your buck. Beans and peanuts are inexpensive, as is pasta and rice.
Something like this:
http://www.myrecipes.com/recipe/pasta-with-chickpeas-garlic-sauce
Double up on the called-for oil. Add cream.1 -
Learn to make a really good roux with lard. Make gumbo, etouffee, dirty rice, red beans and rice, and jambalaya. Save your stale bread and old eggs. Make bread pudding. Cajun/Creole cuisine is the crown jewel of American cookery, and yet it has its roots in the food of poor whites, exiled French Acadians, and slaves.4
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paulwalker7 wrote: »Highest calories foods
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Can't believe food in America is so affordable though! I'm reading these prices with despair. I think a tub of peanut butter at Tesco cost me about £2.50/£3, avocados - £1.80 etc0
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Avocados are 49p in Tescos this week0
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Without regard to health? I have a running joke that Pizza Hut pizza is the best value in terms of calories per dollar. They just find a way to stuff more fat into every pizza, cheese in the crust and so much oil. One bite can sustain a full grown man for a day, like lembas bread. I love that stuff, especially reheated but dayum it has a lot of energy packed into it.
In actual numbers:
One personal pan pepperoni lover's pizza is 760 calories.
Meat lover's stuffed crust, three slices, 1,290 calories.
We loved the veggie lover's pan pizza, that's 960 calories in three slices.
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Pork rinds. And the macros are glorious.1
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Ramen noodles. 380 cals for about 15-20 cents.0
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Corn Starch0
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paulwalker7 wrote: »Highest calories foods
You can get two big macs for 5 bucks right now. That is 1k+ calories.0 -
paulwalker7 wrote: »Highest calories foods
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Been in fitness for 30 years and have studied kinesiology and nutritionpaulwalker7 wrote: »Highest calories foods
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Wow. So cheap. I've forgotten what prices back home are like. Here in Korea, you're looking at $5 for one Big Mac and $22 for a (smaller) Domino's Medium Pizza.0 -
Gallon of chocolate milk, PB, Nutella, ice cream.
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Heavy whipping cream.... Add it to foods you cook, use it in coffee, icecream, milk/protein shakes etc., that stuff is packed with calories.0
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