Canuck:
here is another short animated thing from saturday morning tv that has inspired a lot of wg fiction stories, too:

Ex Jock:
I’ve often wonder this about people who yo-yo in weight and re-gain and lose weight. It seems, just from popular models in the community, each time they regain they get flabbier, vs plump and “inflated” so to speak. Maybe age plays a part, but a couple I’ve noticed who were rounder ended up squishier and doughier, with more love handles and hanging belly than a gut or pot belly

Voluptuouslover:
Loss then gain repeated does exactly this - softer & more out of shape etc.

LydiaFatOttter:
I do a ton of cooking for myself, but I'd love some ideas for good food that's semi-easy to make, tastes good, and is cheap and somewhat healthy (as gaining to 400 pounds can be).

Anyhow, I tend to get minced meat, beef trimmings, and bacon as standard.

I was looking for a meal with a max of about 5 ingredients, not counting herbs, spices, oil, and such.

I know we all love our sugars, but I need to keep that under control, sadly, so starches, fats, and proteins mostly.

Also, the goal would be 2500 to 4000 calories a day on a budget of 75 to 100 Aussie dollars a week.


So, anyone got any good ideas?

Munchies:
www.appetitemax.com/blogs/weight-gain-blog/cheap-high-calorie-foods[/quote]

This list is pretty good. I forced myself to not have fast food today. I wasn't sure if I could do it. So I ate stuff I had at home already - most of it is in this list. I'm at 2100 calories with dinner and a snack (maybe 2 lol) to come. I will cross 3000 easily.