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Offline Cryptinox

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Edible goods with high concentration of calories?
« on: January 16, 2022, 02:28:43 PM »
I want to gain muscle but my only issue is getting a lot of protein and a calorie surplus. I was wondering if there is anything good other than cream and oil for getting a lot calories without eating too much food.

Re: Edible goods with high concentration of calories?
« Reply #1 on: January 16, 2022, 02:46:55 PM »
I played organized tackle football from age 11-18, I was a receiver and punt returner in highschool 10-12 grades. I was always athletic. That said, I was slim, 5'-7" 155lbs and I could always eat like a horse without gaining weight. I was very strong, though I didn't really know it at the time, that that was how I could handle players much bigger than me.  When I was 23, I wanted to bulk up, so I took up bodybuilding with heavy weights low reps and to gain weight I kept eating like a horse like always, but because I was doing weights, I was hungrier and ate more. Withing 6 months I was at 170 with no fat. I was 44 chest, 30 waist. I was lifting 300lbs on the bench press. I stayed the same weight from there on but got stronger and more defined. I found the best thing to put on weight was Hagen Daz ice cream, it has the highest fat content of any ice cream, and it is outrageously delicious because of the extra fat. The other thing is to take some protein supplement till you are where you want to be. Once you have the muscle you wanted, you will not need the ice cream or the protein but once in a while when you feel you need it.

 


Offline Cryptinox

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Re: Edible goods with high concentration of calories?
« Reply #2 on: January 16, 2022, 03:44:59 PM »
I played organized tackle football from age 11-18, I was a receiver and punt returner in highschool 10-12 grades. I was always athletic. That said, I was slim, 5'-7" 155lbs and I could always eat like a horse without gaining weight. I was very strong, though I didn't really know it at the time, that that was how I could handle players much bigger than me.  When I was 23, I wanted to bulk up, so I took up bodybuilding with heavy weights low reps and to gain weight I kept eating like a horse like always, but because I was doing weights, I was hungrier and ate more. Withing 6 months I was at 170 with no fat. I was 44 chest, 30 waist. I was lifting 300lbs on the bench press. I stayed the same weight from there on but got stronger and more defined. I found the best thing to put on weight was Hagen Daz ice cream, it has the highest fat content of any ice cream, and it is outrageously delicious because of the extra fat. The other thing is to take some protein supplement till you are where you want to be. Once you have the muscle you wanted, you will not need the ice cream or the protein but once in a while when you feel you need it.

 
Haagen Das is a bit expensive and I don't wanna give money to Nestle

Offline Mark 79

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Re: Edible goods with high concentration of calories?
« Reply #3 on: January 16, 2022, 04:09:16 PM »
I want to gain muscle but my only issue is getting a lot of protein and a calorie surplus. I was wondering if there is anything good other than cream and oil for getting a lot calories without eating too much food.

The motivation and goal are unclear here.

The most calorie-dense foods are fats, especially saturated fats.

What is "too much food"? If you merely build a healthy amount of muscle and avoid flabby obesity, is there a reason to limit the number of mouthfuls swallowed?

Why won't a balanced diet with enough calories accomplish your goal?

Re: Edible goods with high concentration of calories?
« Reply #4 on: January 16, 2022, 04:46:21 PM »
Haagen Das is a bit expensive and I don't wanna give money to Nestle
Then just find another comparable brand of ice cream that has good ingredients made by a company you have no problem with.