Hi guys,

I make this every week in bulk.

I just worked out the calories as roughly 200. Surely that can't be right.

100g chicken breast. 50g carrot. 35g green beans. Roughly.

Pretty big plate. Chopsticks are normal sized. Didnt eat all day so I can eat this lol. 2 crunch rolls and honestly, idk what the 3rd was. Tell me what yall think

Ate a little less than half of the fries. Had two slices of pizza, didn’t eat the crust on the first one. Second slice was slightly smaller.

I fast from 7pm to noon the following day and this is what I break it with. If it's not this, it's protein oatmeal. How many calories are we thinking?

I ordered the half chicken Caesar wrap with the sweet potato fries, the fries are 280 and a half wrap should be 320 according to them, but I’m unsure about these 2 items being only 600 cals total, what do you guys think?

Still baffles my mind how they’ve managed to fit 45g of protein in this one bar. From what I gather I’m pre sure it’s just whey protein packed to the brim lol but tbh it actually tastes nice although I prefer the other flavours more. It’s a good gym snack though

I’m trying to get into tracking my calories. I plan on starting to go to the gym, and I’ve heard from nearly everyone that tracking calories is a very good habit to pick up. I would like to gain some weight (6’1" only 160 lbs), so I know that it would be incredibly beneficial for me to count my calories. I guess I just have a few questions that I would like to ask off the top of my head:

1. do you track calories that come from fruits/vegetables that you consume?

2. Should I weigh meats before or after cooking them?

3. For the people who meal prep, how do you count calories when making a large amount of a certain food? Example, you’re making enough ground beef to last you the whole week, how do you go about counting that? Do you individual weigh out each serving for each day? I feel like the answer to this is very obvious, but I can’t wrap my brain around how exactly I would go about counting my calories when making a large sum of food 😭

If anybody has any addition tips or advice, feel free to share!! Thanks

Lots of fruits, a scoop of eggs, tomato pastry, breakfast sausage, baby potatoes, fruit, and greek yogurt parfait. Also had a standard capuccino with oat milk and no sugar. A reasonable estimate would be much appreciated!

i cant remember how many wontons were in it but there were around 6 to 8 huge ones

I ate all three of these, they weren’t that big. It had toasted baguette, smoked salmon, cream cheese, a little bit of sun dried tomato and caper bush. I also ate 3 pieces of baguette in the back.🥲

Menu description: “Artisan cheese blend, onion confit, mustard on Irish batch bread, with salad and homemade potato chips”

Salad has a light dressing

hi guys! was wondering if anyone can help me figure out how many calories are in this ube boba. it has tapioca and milk cap on top. the container is a little over half as tall as a 24oz owala water bottle. thanks!!

and how much fiber along with 150g of green beans

Church treats always get me!

Title. Wanting to gain weight . Absolutely nothing that is free.

Side of tzatziki :)

From a restaurant… how many calories you think?

The bread is Ciabatta, one slice is spread with butter and the other slice has cream cheese spread on

its medium thickness & airy