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beef_
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2004/01/31, 05:32 PM
Right now I am in a bulking phase, and I'm barely comsuming 3800 calories a day. Does anyone here know of a food that is convient and easy to consume that can boost my daily calorie intake. I am thinking somthing like peanuts or almonds, but I want a varaity. Thanks for any imput.
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ioioio
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2004/01/31, 05:38 PM
Try tuna, peanuts would be just fine, fruits and vegetables are vital!!!!
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beef_
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2004/02/01, 03:10 AM
Tuna? I am interested in increasing calorie intake, not protein intake. I am looking for more of a high-calorie snack food that I can easily eat on the go. Does anyone on FT have the problem of fulfilling their daily calorie goals?
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MikeCan
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2004/02/01, 09:07 AM
Beef, I know your problem since I am in the same boat. I consume anywhere from 3600-3800 cals a day. My weight barley increases and I am sure that it's because I need to up this amount but find it very hard to fit anymore in.
Some snack foods I use are, peanuts, high calorie protein bars, fruits. From previous posts I found out that rasins are very dense in calories but I can't stand them. Hope this helps. -------------- Mike |
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detox174
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2004/02/01, 07:49 PM
chocolate milk...if u buy a little pint of it you can get like 400 calories just from that ...im not sure on the exactly calories but i was pretty amazed at how much is in there
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mtlong33
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2004/02/02, 09:10 AM
I eat a lot of peanut butter on my bulking phases, its extremely high in calories. I usually just eat it plain but you can do something else to spice it up i suppose.-------------- Strength does not come from physical capacity. It comes from an indomitable will. |
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Jdelts
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2004/02/02, 02:36 PM
Peanut butter is good for adding extra calories....put the peanut butter on whole wheat bread for even more cals.-------------- May the lift be with you. |
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bigandrew
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2004/02/02, 02:48 PM
that seems liek alot of calories to me, i mean i only consume 3000 at the most let alone that much! I would make sure with what ever your gaols are that its clean calories and not empty calories. I'm sure you don't want alot of body fat-------------- ---andrew.......adversity causes some to break, but others to break records! LEAVE YOUR EGO AT THE DOOR!! |
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bigandrew
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2004/02/02, 02:48 PM
that seems liek alot of calories to me, i mean i only consume 3000 at the most let alone that much! I would make sure with what ever your gaols are that its clean calories and not empty calories. I'm sure you don't want alot of body fat-------------- ---andrew.......adversity causes some to break, but others to break records! LEAVE YOUR EGO AT THE DOOR!! |
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beef_
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2004/02/03, 11:21 AM
It does seem like alot, but I only eat clean foods, in fact I only eat natural foods. No processed foods in exception so come condiments and flavored tuna. It might seem a little extreme, however, I've gone from 165lbs to to 185 in less than 4 months, all lean mass. Ive always been athletic but stayed very lean beacuse of all the sports I was playing. My goal is to reach 200 pounds by this time next year, while keeping around a 12% BF and eventially win in a bodybuilding competition
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biohazardzero
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2004/08/13, 01:18 AM
Chocolate-Peanut Butter Shake
1/2 cup heavy whipping cream 3 tablespoons creamy peanut butter 3 tablespoons chocolate syrup 1-1/2 cup chocolate ice cream Blend in blender. Calories per serving: 1070 |
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bornxtacy
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2004/08/13, 01:09 PM
I'm new here. Bio that shake looks promising. I think I'm going to give it a try. I have a hard time maintaining/gaining weight,because my metabolism is so high. I just had a baby & hoping to hold onto this weight without going back down to my prepreg weight. The time I gain weight is when I preg & afterwards it just melts off no excerise needed. I don't understand women that want to be sooooo thin,go figure there's no glory in it!
Anyway's thanks for the recipe! :big_smile: |
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bornxtacy
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2004/08/13, 01:19 PM
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bornxtacy
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2004/08/13, 02:36 PM
I don't know why there were 2 post,when I only made the one regarding the recipe.So what was deleted,cause I didn't post it!!!!
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davisp
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2004/08/13, 03:39 PM
Personally I like the following shake for calories and extra protein:
6 Raw eggs 4 ounces Heavy Cream 16 ounces Milk (2% or 1%) 2 scoops of Whey protein (chocolate) Not only does this increase your calorie intake, but it helps replace a meal or two when you get behind. Calories are 1300+. Add peanut butter for better taste and even more calories. Can easily reach 2000+ cals. Results? I started out last June at 135lbs. I reached 175 by October. Got lazy on military transfer to TN from FL. Started back up April this year at 145lbs. Current weight 188lbs. -------------- Seeking out motivation does not motivate you to seek out results. - Paul Post mark - PaulsMark - Post mark |
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bornxtacy
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2004/08/13, 04:10 PM
How can you take the tase of Whey.It taste horrible,I've tried adding fruits,ice cream, etc to make it taste better but it just doesn't work.
So I gave up on it cause I couldn't take the taste.I know I wouldn't be able to do the egg drink. They make stuff in pill form to lose weight.Why can't it be like that to gain weight. |