I read about Christian Bale drinking tubs of microwaved ice-cream to weight gain and I hope that is not a normal occurence for anyone.
drinking tubs of microwaved ice-cream
it’s called a milkshake
Is that sort of hot, thick milkshake what the song was all about?
I had a friend who was bulking up and could not physically fit any more grilled chicken into his body so he started taking olive oil shots.
Somehow, microwaved ice cream sounds like a worse experience
I feel like there’s a middle ground between grilled chicken and olive oil shots/ice cream soup that wasn’t explored.
Blended Chicken Alfredo?
bulking
grilled chicken
That was his first mistake
bulking
olive oil shotsSecond mistake
I trust you. But you also seem biased about somebody eating chicken, considering your name.
My name was a typo. It was supposed to be “Life Lady Loves Chicken”.
Strange. My sister has that on her wall, right above “live laugh love”
I’d imagine bulking in this context is muscle and likely was after the protein. Had a competition body building co-worker and the amount of chicken he put away in a day was staggering.
Defrosted ice is pretty good too.
Microwaved icecream sounds like Starbucks without the caffeine
Like injecting olive oil into his veins?
I think orally
Not as extreme as I though.
Neither are you. /s
Loaded into some sort of shotgun shell is another possibility.
Honestly, when bulking, the worse the food is the better. You want it to be bland
so, hear me out, when the ice cream is frozen too hard, microwaving it for like 5 - 10 seconds can really get it soft and melty in a good way - especially around the edges. Also makes it easier on your wrists to scoop out.
Not suggesting you microwave it into a soup like Bale, but microwaving ice cream is a hack I have long resisted but have turned to in times of need.
I usually just run the scoop under hot water for a few seconds, usually cuts right through the ice cream.
that’s like what normal people do, but I married into a family that is very creative about their ice cream
my father in law takes the ice cream out of the tub and uses a chef’s knife to cut it into portions, for example
my partner is the one who taught me to microwave ice cream
and tbh, it’s much harder to get the tap hot enough and to wait for the water to heat the scoop than it is to just microwave the tub for 5 - 10 seconds.
It’s horrible, I know.
Cutting it into portions allows you to make almost anything into an ice cream sandwich.
Cuz now you got ice cream slices.
You can even have an ice cream steak.
Cutting is brilliant
I have never once thought I needed to cut my ice cream with a fucking knife, lol
I did it once while I was stoned and has some sugar wafers on hand.
Made sugar wafer ice cream sammies 5/7 no notes.
I made stroopwaffel ice cream sandwiches once. Bliss in the form of coronary disease.
perfection ✨
Fun fact. One of the older ice cream scoops invented was hollow aluminum filled with liquid. The theory was as your hand waremd the metal then the water, the scoop portion would be warmed, thus enabling easier scooping!
Are they good?
I thought that was Ryan Gosling. He did it without the Director’s permission, gained 60 pounds and was fired for it. It was for the movie “The Lovely Bones.”
Uh, that sounds great, I’m gonna Micky some cream
I have had a few stretches in my life where I gained about one pound per day. It’s easy: just eat 3500 extra calories per day (so 6000 calories for an average-sized man). Maybe this is difficult for some people, but I never had any problem eating an entire box of Little Debbie zebra cakes in one sitting as a snack (that’s about 1500 calories right there).
The truly horrifying thing about weight gain vs. weight loss is how easy the former is compared to the latter. Burning off that quickly-forgotten Little Debbie snack requires either a 25 mile 2 hour bike ride or eating 2000 calories a day instead of 2500 (which does suck) for an entire week.
and claim how they need wegovy or omezpic to lose weight.
With AI, we can now actually personalize the food they eat to your preference, making whatever you eat look bad.
