help me bulk

[hax]

Currently 16, 6'0 and 60kg (heavily underweight)

I've been eating like crazy forever and i never gain any weight, sometimes I'm literally stuck in my bed unable to move and i want to throw up just to end up lighter the next day (and i don't get full very fast, i usually am the last to finish and take everyone's remains if they leave them). My parents told me i couldn't stop eating when i was younger and i still do but nothing seems to change.

Does anyone have any recipe or product recommendations to bulk harder, knowing that my family is financially not stable atm so i can't just buy meat every day, so like yogurt or some shit idk.

 

[vincentzygo]

White sugar is ideal. Debate me if you disagree.

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[Error404]

I struggled from the same thing, I was able to get breakfast and lunch down with no issue, I struggled getting the last 1K calories, If you take pre workout STOP its destroying your appetite, drink coffee instead, it’s less of an appetite suppressant.

 

[thereallegend]

Raw milk and cookies.

 

[Montenigger]

Currently 16, 6'0 and 60kg (heavily underweight)

I've been eating like crazy forever and i never gain any weight, sometimes I'm literally stuck in my bed unable to move and i want to throw up just to end up lighter the next day (and i don't get full very fast, i usually am the last to finish and take everyone's remains if they leave them). My parents told me i couldn't stop eating when i was younger and i still do but nothing seems to change.

Does anyone have any recipe or product recommendations to bulk harder, knowing that my family is financially not stable atm so i can't just buy meat every day, so like yogurt or some shit idk.

just eat

 

[h0waryormn3]

Currently 16, 6'0 and 60kg (heavily underweight)

I've been eating like crazy forever and i never gain any weight, sometimes I'm literally stuck in my bed unable to move and i want to throw up just to end up lighter the next day (and i don't get full very fast, i usually am the last to finish and take everyone's remains if they leave them). My parents told me i couldn't stop eating when i was younger and i still do but nothing seems to change.

Does anyone have any recipe or product recommendations to bulk harder, knowing that my family is financially not stable atm so i can't just buy meat every day, so like yogurt or some shit idk.

Food	Calories (per 100g)	Benefits
Peanut butter	588 kcal	Cheap, shelf-stable, super dense
Oats	389 kcal	Easy to eat, mix with milk or yogurt
Whole milk	60-70 kcal/100ml	Easy liquid calories, protein
Bananas	89 kcal	Great in shakes, easy to digest
Eggs	~150 kcal/2 eggs	Protein + fat, versatile
Rice	130 kcal/100g (cooked)	Dirt cheap, goes with anything
Lentils/beans	~100 kcal/100g cooked	Protein + carbs, cheap
Oil (olive/sunflower)	900 kcal/100g	Add to anything (don’t drink it though)
Powdered milk	500+ kcal/100g	Super dense and cheap per gram
Full-fat yogurt	~60-100 kcal/100g	Tasty and versatile

You can make high-calorie shakes using cheap stuff. Here’s a go-to recipe:

1,000+ kcal Mass Gainer Shake

• 2 bananas
• 3 tbsp peanut butter
• 1 cup oats (blend raw or soak first)
• 2 cups whole milk (or water + powdered milk)
• 1-2 tbsp cocoa powder or instant coffee (optional)
• Sugar or honey to taste
• Ice to help with thickness

Cheap Meal Ideas​

Here are real meal plans using what you can afford:

Meal 1: Breakfast Oats​

• 1 cup oats
• Whole milk or water + powdered milk
• Spoon of peanut butter or oil
• Banana
• Sugar, cinnamon, or jam

Meal 2: Rice + Lentils + Egg​

• Big bowl of rice
• Lentils (boiled with spices)
• Fried or boiled egg
• Drizzle of oil

Meal 3: Pasta + Yogurt Sauce​

• Cheap pasta
• Stir in full-fat yogurt + olive oil + garlic
• Add egg or beans if available

Snacks:​

• Bread + peanut butter/jam
• Full-fat yogurt with sugar
• Leftovers
• Trail mix (make your own: peanuts, raisins, oats, sunflower seeds)

• Important Notes:

• Don’t skip meals. Eat even when you're not hungry. Sip calories if you can't chew more.
• Track your weight. Weigh yourself every morning before eating — aim for +0.25–0.5kg/week.
• Stay consistent. Bulking is a grind, not a sprint.
• Train if you can. Even bodyweight stuff helps your body build muscle rather than just store fat.
• Doctor check. If your appetite is great but weight doesn't move despite 3,000+ kcal/day, see a doctor — could be thyroid, parasites, or something else.

also bro, fast food, its cheap, oily af and calorie dense. hardees and mcd, taste like heaven and are cheap, and idk where u live but al baik is good too. also wendys is super cheap

 

[hax]

Food	Calories (per 100g)	Benefits
Peanut butter	588 kcal	Cheap, shelf-stable, super dense
Oats	389 kcal	Easy to eat, mix with milk or yogurt
Whole milk	60-70 kcal/100ml	Easy liquid calories, protein
Bananas	89 kcal	Great in shakes, easy to digest
Eggs	~150 kcal/2 eggs	Protein + fat, versatile
Rice	130 kcal/100g (cooked)	Dirt cheap, goes with anything
Lentils/beans	~100 kcal/100g cooked	Protein + carbs, cheap
Oil (olive/sunflower)	900 kcal/100g	Add to anything (don’t drink it though)
Powdered milk	500+ kcal/100g	Super dense and cheap per gram
Full-fat yogurt	~60-100 kcal/100g	Tasty and versatile

You can make high-calorie shakes using cheap stuff. Here’s a go-to recipe:

• 2 bananas
• 3 tbsp peanut butter
• 1 cup oats (blend raw or soak first)
• 2 cups whole milk (or water + powdered milk)
• 1-2 tbsp cocoa powder or instant coffee (optional)
• Sugar or honey to taste
• Ice to help with thickness

Cheap Meal Ideas​

Here are real meal plans using what you can afford:

Meal 1: Breakfast Oats​

• 1 cup oats
• Whole milk or water + powdered milk
• Spoon of peanut butter or oil
• Banana
• Sugar, cinnamon, or jam

Meal 2: Rice + Lentils + Egg​

• Big bowl of rice
• Lentils (boiled with spices)
• Fried or boiled egg
• Drizzle of oil

Meal 3: Pasta + Yogurt Sauce​

• Cheap pasta
• Stir in full-fat yogurt + olive oil + garlic
• Add egg or beans if available

Snacks:​

• Bread + peanut butter/jam
• Full-fat yogurt with sugar
• Leftovers
• Trail mix (make your own: peanuts, raisins, oats, sunflower seeds)

• Important Notes:

• Don’t skip meals. Eat even when you're not hungry. Sip calories if you can't chew more.
• Track your weight. Weigh yourself every morning before eating — aim for +0.25–0.5kg/week.
• Stay consistent. Bulking is a grind, not a sprint.
• Train if you can. Even bodyweight stuff helps your body build muscle rather than just store fat.
• Doctor check. If your appetite is great but weight doesn't move despite 3,000+ kcal/day, see a doctor — could be thyroid, parasites, or something else.

also bro, fast food, its cheap, oily af and calorie dense. hardees and mcd, taste like heaven and are cheap, and idk where u live but al baik is good too. also wendys is super cheap

mirin the effort bro, thanks

 

[please help me]

mirin the effort bro, thanks

Its basically just calories in, calories out. for example adding olive oil to your chicken and rice is basically 500cal extra without useless stomach capacity