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    Cloud_Child
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    Hey all i am starting to exercise and i could really do with putting on weight aswell, so i need some help with ideas of how to bulk up.

    Bassically i was thinking since my college day i get 3 breaks including lunch break, i could have a bulking snack in each break, has anyone got any good ideas of quick easy things i can have to eat during these times, probably more on the protein and fat side (things available from your local supermarket).

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    Good plan. I was told, when I needed to put on weight, that I needed 3 meals a day and 3 snacks. I'd be inclined to go with a peanut butter sandwich, but nut/seed bars would meet your criteria.

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    any idea on any other good snacks? i tend to snack on toast and i think maybe i have too much of it :P.

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    nervine
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    lots of green veggies like brocolli, lettuce, spinach, kale, parsley. they contain very high quality protein and are quite filling. you can easily eat 2 big handfuls of greens if you blend them in a smoothie with a couple of bananas and soy yoghurt. beans, chickpeas are high in protein too, don't go overboard on nuts, they are fatty foods.

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    Nuts are fatty but they contain good fats, so i wouldn't worry too much about them.
    "We ourselves may be loved only for a brief time...Even so, that will suffice...There is a land for the living and there is a land for the dead"

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    how about avocadoes? good fat again....

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    yeah, but too much causes toxification. you only need about 10% of your daily calories to come from fat so that's not much. too much is too much, even if it's good fat.

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