high-calorie

Rich in energy

High-calorie describes foods or drinks containing substantial energy per serving—the kind that contribute significantly to daily intake: high-calorie snacks, a high-calorie meal.

The term often carries negative connotations in diet-conscious contexts, though athletes and those needing weight gain may seek out high-calorie options deliberately.

fastfood

fried

Cooked in hot fat

pizza · fries · milkshake · nachos · hot dog · deep-fried · samosa · pakora · empanada · drive-through

indulgence

decadent

Self-indulgent, often corruptly

  • richHaving much of something
  • treatSomething pleasantly special
  • dessertSweet course after dinner

cheesecake · fudge · brownie · ice cream · pastry · croissant · tiramisu · baklava · churros · gulab jamun

medical

obesity

Excess body fat condition

BMI · overconsumption · portion control · nutritionist · dietitian · bariatric · lipids · cholesterol · triglycerides · insulin resistance

nutrition

dense

Closely packed together

filling · substantial · hearty · fuel · carbohydrates · fats · oils · nuts · avocado · cheese

fitness

bulking

Gaining size intentionally

  • massQuantity of matter
  • gainsIncreases in value
  • surplusAmount exceeding requirement

weight gain · muscle building · bodybuilding · protein shake · mass gainer · carb loading · post-workout · recovery · athlete · powerlifting

Categories
  • calorie content
Opposites
caloric density

high-calorielow-calorie

Minimal food energy content

calorie-free · zero-calorie · light · lite

dietary suitability

high-caloriediet

Customary food consumption

guilt-free · slimming · healthy · lean · skinny

Family

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