Eating back exercise cals

Yepp i`m the same...i regulary earn another 900 calories, which i just can`t eat...

Eat more calorie dense food. Avacados are great for this. Also, adding olive oil to dressings ups your caloric intake quickly too. Peanut butter is good for you with a high caloric content. Eat a couple tablespoons alone or with apples.

Hmm - sounds like your weight loss problem is more an issue of under, rather than over eating! Your body probably goes into starvation mode and stores/hoards fats it doesn't need. I'd agree with the others here - if you're not hungry, and eating more quantity food doesn't sound good, then it'll be about the quality (the calorie quality!). Some high-cal foods I can think of off the top of my head are:
Any and all nuts or seeds (and nut butters)
Avocados
Bananas
Oats
Dried fruit
Dairy (cheese, milk, yogurt, etc.)
Eggs
Some fish (fattier ones, like salmon or tuna)
Choosing certain meats over others (ie. beef, pork or lamb over chicken or turkey)
Healthy carbs (whole grain pastas or breads, quinoa and brown rice, etc.)
Beans
Healthy fats (olive oil, sunflower oil, etc.)
Protein bars

Hope that helps as a starting out point! In terms of how you eat, does it tend to be single larger meals, or snacking throughout the day? You should try both, and see which one works best for reaching your goal in a healthy way

Thanks for all the advice:) Bedoozled - yep I eat 3 regular meals a day with a snack in between if I get hungry. Its not so bad but when I exercise I lose the cals from what I've eaten:) I'll have to adjust I suppose! Thanks again --

That tends to be how I eat too - one thing you might want to try (although I'm no expert, but from what I've seen around here it may work) is maybe not exercising in any real way (walking or stretching might be fine) until you reach the weight you want to maintain, and then add in weight lifting sorts of exercise at that point to tone? Haha still, I'd rather have my problem be trying to eat more than less (it's certainly not mine!)