This is why you can eat two meals of
an equivalent caloric amount, but depending on the macronutrient composition of the meals, the number of calories left for use (and storage) by the body after digestion can vary greatly.
Not exact matches
So whether you eat two big meals or five smaller meals per day, as long as the
caloric content and macronutrient distribution remains the same, at the end of the day, you'll have burned an
equivalent amount of energy digesting your meals.
The healthy fats in avocados keep you «satisfied longer» and are «less
caloric than the
equivalent amount of butter or mayonnaise,» explains registered dietitian Lauren O'Connor.