I think it varies from person to person but the concensus is that if you have that on top of normal eating you will add pounds and inches.

If you do that you may need to get larger clothes very soon.

Not entirely sure what you're looking for.

I could perhaps offer encouragement, and I'd very much prefer in real life eventually, in a public place. I'm still pretty new to the area (I live in the Mid-Cities, not far), so perhaps you could tell me about a restaurant I don't know about yet.

Maybe even chat online a little bit first, share pictures of myself, etc. I do have a Kik account but it's a general one so I can't post it publicly.

Few more bullet points - I won't buy you food, though likewise I don't expect you to pay for me. Any meetings I expect to be in a public place, traveling separately. Due to the large age difference, at best I expect friends, nothing romantic.

Anyway, I think it would be nice to meet someone in person who's into this sort of thing. I've never had this opportunity.

Talk to you later, and I hope you've been and keep eating well. Cheers!

Don't know if it's just me but the product description kind of reads as if a somewhat horny or excited feeder wrote it.

As if he couldn't wait to help folks blow up and explode out of their clothes.

This isn't necessarily bad, just thought it amusing.

Seems pretty effective.

Was all FA with some feeder tendencies but then I tried to add some pounds this year (not too many). Think I might have added a little more than I expected, and so far it's been sticking almost like superglue.

Think about it. This assumes on average you eat at least the day's calories. Some extra snacking or larger portions ups that more, of course.

But if several times a week you drink a cup of cream (800 calories in just that) mixed with some other stuff, that's likely to be an extra easy 1,000 calories, or an extra 4,000 a week (that's about a pound more). Imagine if you had a pint (1,600) instead of a cup, which if mixed with some other stuff might be 2,000!

It seems a bit filling though, so might be best to have that before sleeping since it may otherwise spoil your appetite. But, YMMV.

What makes you think that?

Cooking frozen or dried pasta may help. Some frozen pizza at the grocery store may be cheap, as are pizza rolls (at least in the U.S.). Probably a lot of other ideas too.

It's true that after adding enough weight, other significant expenses will occur like bigger cars, maybe broken furniture, etc. but that's after a LOT of extra weight. I doubt an extra 50 lbs alone will cause that. We don't even know what the OP would like to do.

The most significant near term expense, other than food, is probably new clothes.

Cream is supposed to be liquid... shouldn't be able to scoop it with a spoon.

Gross! Shave or wax it all off! Laser it off if you can! I'm straight but rather disgusted to see the hairs on a man either.

Don't really know. Just seems like a magical fat potion that can be sort of addictive.

Got to avoid it, unless of course... you maybe *want* or even need to explode out of your clothes!

So, I just noticed and discovered a simple recipe. I can't have these often or else I might end up exploding out of my clothes! I'm calling it Liquid Sin because it tastes so good and seems quite easy to suck down.

Lot of shake recipes seem to involve a lot of volume, which can make it harder for smaller folks to drink it all. Some folks may enjoy the extreme discomfort from being too stuffed but for most, probably makes it feel like too much of a chore and can destroy motivation. Not a good thing for adding pounds if you don't keep it up consistently.

In only 20 fl. oz, which is smaller than most large size shakes at fast food restaurants, you get 1,420 calories, 107g sugar (want to watch sugar a bit but better than most shakes out there), and 740mg sodium (a bit high in sodium but this is mostly the syrup, other syrup may have less sodium). May as well watch sodium. Doesn't help you add pounds and if you are adding pounds, there's enough salt in your diet.

Without further ado, the recipe:

Ingredients:
1 cup heavy cream (800 calories; 50 calories per tablespoon)
1 cup chocolate whole milk (220 calories)
4 fl. oz. Hershey's caramel syrup (400 calories, 50 per tablespoon).

Instructions:

1. Add 4 fl. oz. caramel syrup and 1 cup chocolate milk to a 20 fl. oz. water bottle (you probably have an empty water or soda bottle around.. rinse it out).

2. Put on the cap, then shake it very well until the syrup and the milk is very well mixed together.

3. Add 1 cup of heavy cream, put the cap back on, shake lightly to mix it all together.

4. Either drink immediately, or place the cap back on and put it into the fridge. You may wish to use a straw to avoid a vacuum, so you can keep sucking it down, perhaps even while you're sitting at the computer, in front of the TV, reading, etc. Drink it chilled.

It doesn't seem as rich as a shake/malt from a restaurant (though it's considerably more fattening), tastes just like a shake only more liquid and not as cold, it's easier to drink, and it's oh so yummy! Just typing out this recipe is kind of making me want to make another one.

I could probably suck these down all day, but I'm not a proper feedee. Just thought this might help someone.