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How much can you eat?
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Biggest was coq au vin with 3 chicken legs+thighs and about 1kg of vegetables like carrots, onions, shrooms, etc. and 150grams of brown rice. Dessert was a litre of yoghurt with fruits and honey. All together, about 3 kgs of food in less than an hour.
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I can rarely eat a whole "normal American sized" meal no matter what it is. I eat slowly and chew thoroughly. By pure volume I can probably eat the most when it's pizza, but I can only get through maybe half a large if I'm starving, and it takes me like an hour. I also forget/put off/blow off eating a lot of the time if I'm busy or it seems like too much work to get/make food. I'm sure it's not very healthy, but I'm still here.
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I can rarely eat a whole "normal American sized" meal no matter what it is. I eat slowly and chew thoroughly. By pure volume I can probably eat the most when it's pizza, but I can only get through maybe half a large if I'm starving, and it takes me like an hour. I also forget/put off/blow off eating a lot of the time if I'm busy or it seems like too much work to get/make food. I'm sure it's not very healthy, but I'm still here.Originally Posted by j
This is true, J is maybe the slowest eater in the world.
If slow eating was an olympic event... He might be bigger than Phelps.
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it seems as we age, our metabolism begins to slow down and we eat less. i remember when i was able to take down an xl pizza by myself (i know, disgusting) but now, i can barely do a medium. perhaps i'm just out of shape.
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Admittedly, this is from two years or so ago, when I was lifting much heavier than I do now. At McDonalds:
3 Double Cheeseburgers
2 McChickens
2 Medium Fries
1 Apple Pie
... and whatever my ex didn't finish. We did this about once or month for a while. That may not be the most food posted so far, but it's definitely the most calories.
EDIT: Not sure if those were medium fries... probably small. It's the bag off the dollar menu (as you can see, I don't order anything that's not on it).
3 Double Cheeseburgers
2 McChickens
2 Medium Fries
1 Apple Pie
... and whatever my ex didn't finish. We did this about once or month for a while. That may not be the most food posted so far, but it's definitely the most calories.
EDIT: Not sure if those were medium fries... probably small. It's the bag off the dollar menu (as you can see, I don't order anything that's not on it).
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Admittedly, this is from two years or so ago, when I was lifting much heavier than I do now. At McDonalds:Originally Posted by kaxixi
3 Double Cheeseburgers
2 McChickens
2 Medium Fries
1 Apple Pie
... and whatever my ex didn't finish. We did this about once or month for a while. That may not be the most food posted so far, but it's definitely the most calories.
EDIT: Not sure if those were medium fries... probably small. It's the bag off the dollar menu (as you can see, I don't order anything that's not on it).
This sounds like what I have for lunch every day.
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Well, ****. I was proud of myself for a moment there.Originally Posted by kaxixi
Well if it makes you feel any better, I usually have bacon cheeseburgers instead of McChickens, and I don't have the apple pie. though today I did have an ice cream cone.
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