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Best food for gains

jennahudson01
Posts: 232 Member
What is your favorite / highest calorie go to meal or snack when you need those end of the day extra calories?
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Nuts, nut butters, trail mix, ice cream, donuts, kettlecorn..pretty much anything high cal and palatable that goes down easily especially if I'm not hungry5
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Ice cream
Peanut Butter
Chocolate
Nutella
All of the above combined4 -
Banana split0
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A banana,
Scoop of oats,
1 egg,
200 mls of full fat milk,
Blueberries,
10 grams of Peanut butter
All blended together to form a deliciously filling smoothie.3 -
ice cream or oreos and whole milk1
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My go to's are
peanut butter/graham crackers
peanut butter/nilla wafers
ice cream with lots of toppings
Jumbo chocolate chip cookies (that I buy local) and milk..2 -
Ok....thanks0
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Bout to buy some milk and oreos now lol thanks (:0
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Peanut butter & nutella0
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http://community.myfitnesspal.com/en/discussion/10326769/are-you-a-hard-gainer-please-read/p1
This list can help too. I generally add fats (and Klondike bars) since I am already good with protein and carbs during my cuts1 -
http://community.myfitnesspal.com/en/discussion/10326769/are-you-a-hard-gainer-please-read/p1
This list can help too. I generally add fats (and Klondike bars) since I am already good with protein and carbs during my cuts
I find that I'm good with cards and horrible when it comes to protein. All my life I've avoided meats. I need to learn how to incorporate it into my day1 -
Protein Bars,High fat milk, Peanut Butter, Banana shake1
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jennahudson01 wrote: »What is your favorite / highest calorie go to meal or snack when you need those end of the day extra calories?
Hands down it is oats- they have helped me stack on nearly 20 pounds.0 -
Nut Butters
Brown Rice
Wholemeal Pasta
Oats1 -
Peanut Butter, Whole Milk, Eggs, Oatmeal, any type of nutrition bars, red meat (more fat), butter, oils, remember fat has 9 calories per gram as opposed to carbs and protein which has 4 calories per gram so in other words if you have a food item that has 9 grams of fat that's 81 total calories already for that one item as opposed if that item had just 9 grams of protein which would be 36 calories. Most foods have at least 2 out of the 3 macros if not usually all 3. But things like Tuna or Chicken breast while they are high in protein there is no fat so if you eat an 8 oz steak you're getting both protein and fat so the total calories for meat is much higher. If that makes any sense, this all helped me when I was trying to put on weight.1
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And what if u cant have those cuz your allergic to dairy and supplements0
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liveforjesus26 wrote: »And what if u cant have those cuz your allergic to dairy and supplements
Eat what you can eat but enough so that you're in a surplus.1 -
liveforjesus26 wrote: »And what if u cant have those cuz your allergic to dairy and supplements
peanut butter0 -
Peanut butter already got that checked lol i do that just about daily lol0
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And i been eating surplus so those both r good things thank u0
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