Sentences with phrase «more calorie dense»

Choosing a food that is more calorie dense is better for the «little guys» because they need almost twice as many calories per pound, per day than the big pups.

Keep in mind that treats are generally more calorie dense than kibble, and may contain more salt.

Accordingly, the foods you'll see listed here tend to be more calorie dense than those that are recommended for larger breeds.

More calorie dense and a bit higher caliber, Wellness Large Breed Adult is another great choice for adult Danes.

Senior food is generally more calorie dense as appetite decreases with age so the older dog can eat less volume of food but still maintain the same or only marginally lower caloric intake.

Try eating more calorie dense healthy fats such as nuts, seeds, avocado, or peanut butter.

I love the Paleo diet BUT fats are so much more calorie dense than carbs and protein.

Choose more calorie dense foods.

The concern about eating fats is that they are more calorie dense than proteins and carbohydrates.

As foods become more calorie dense, they normally become less nutrient dense.

The recommended carb calorie intake of 400 + - 200 is roughly provided by 0.5 lb starches (if more calorie dense starches like rice & taro are included, 1.0 lb if solely from potatoes / sweet potatoes / yams) and 0.5 lb fruits and berries.

They're no longer tart, much more delicious and even more calorie dense.

While there are fewer grams of fat in the steak, fat is much more calorie dense and comes to 9 calories per gram whereas protein sits at 4 calories per gram.

If you need more calories just eat more calorie dense plant foods such as potatoes, rice, pasta, beans, corn or grains.

A diet of mainly vegetables that average 100 cal / pound may not provide enough calories unless other more calorie dense foods are consumed.

As Thea suggested, I may need more calorie dense foods than my husband might, since he really LIKES eating and started out obese, whereas I (mostly) eat in order to not be hungry, and have always been petite.

40g or 1.4 oz Calories: 97 Note: Dried fruits are more calorie dense (per weight) than fresh fruit — and are easier to overeat.

Next time eat more calorie dense foods like starches, avocados, nuts (within reason, says the nutahloic) and make sure you are getting enough to eat.

Again, as the OP stated, muscle is MORE calorie dense and would demand you eat more.

Even cooked veggies are pretty low calorie density, but also are generally more calorie dense compared to their raw counter parts.

Of course calories matter too, but with the right foods, you're eating more calorie dense foods.

The solution is to eat foods that are more calorie dense, but still are healthy.

Fruits, veggies, and protein help to displace other more calorie dense foods.

Dried goods (breads, muffins, crackers — dried stuff made of flour) are more calorie dense than intact grains (rice, barley, etc.).

If I were in that situation, my approach would be to take every opportunity to use a more calorie dense food over a lesser one.

In general, you would want to eat more foods that are more calorie dense.

In other words, in general, you would want to eat more foods that are more calorie dense.

For example, instead of all fresh fruits, you might add some dried fruits which are more calorie dense.

I also see alot of «healthy» lean folks who exercise alot and can maintain their desired weight while eating more calorie dense foods including animal products.

Cooked food is more calorie dense and digests faster.

So, as opposed to fresh fruits, eat more dried which are more calorie dense.

Tofu and tempeh aren't «bad», but moderation is good — they are processed foods, more calorie dense, and higher in fat.

(Even though I eat leafy greens at every single meal and limit the more calorie dense things like beans, grains, and potatoes.)

When it comes to oil, you might even see it as worse than sugar because oil is so much more calorie dense..

Finally, I'll point out that knowing what to do (eating a more calorie dense WFPB diet for children) and getting people / kids to accept it are two different issues.

They fixed the problem by adding some more calorie dense foods into their diet, foods such as nuts, seeds, dried fruit, etc..

2) My understanding is that the best way to gain weight on a whole plant food based diet is to eat more calorie dense foods.

They can eat more total calories, more calorie dense foods, and assuming they're meeting their micro - and macronutrient needs, more «empty calories.»

Then, after a few minutes, an increasing amount of fat enters the milk, which makes the milk thicker and more calorie dense.

They look a bit more like standard chips, but may be more calorie dense than their shredded counterparts — it's just more cheese.

Yes, it's probably one of the more calorie dense meals we have and likely the fattiest.

A delicious, but a little more calorie dense, option is to replace 1 cup of flour with almond flour / meal.

Greek yogurt can be your best friend in the kitchen: It has a creamy, thick consistency that's a perfect swap for some of the more calorie dense ingredients we find around our kitchens.

Eat more calories dense fruits to replace some rice carbs, sweetier, healthier and easier to digest to give you more energy.: D

Not exact matches

For those of you watching your calorie intake, I recommend doubling (or tripling) the amount of Napa cabbage to get a more nutrient - dense portion.

While it has more calories than the white stuff (23 calories per tsp compared to sugar's 16 calories), it's sweeter and denser so you can use less of it.

Besides the fat content, premium brands pack more ice cream into each serving because they contain less air — they are denser and harder to scoop than regular brands — meaning more calories, fat and sugar per serving.

They are nutrient dense, which simply means that, calorie for calorie, they offer more essential nutrition than cheaper, mass - marketed alternatives.

You work out a lot, so you'll need to eat more calories via more food or more calorie - dense food, or both.

If fueling your body properly is something you struggle with, try adding more high fat, calorie dense foods to your diet.