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How to Consume 4000 Calories a Day


A great girl knew that I was having trouble meeting my P90X goal of 4000 calories a day. Today, she took me out for a sandwich at Mimi's Cafe worth 1900 calories. She wanted to repay me for helping her with a little problem she had. The sandwich was incredible! It was called Turkey Pesto on Ciablahblah bread. Here's a picture.


I ordered onion rings as a side just so it is would add to the total calories. I imagine with all the buttery zuchini and banana bread that I ate, the full meal was over 2500!

Thanks Tracey!

p.s. Tracey told me that Mimi's Cafe Hot Chocolate is just Costco packets in a nice cup with whipped cream on top.

p.p.s. Beware, Mimi's Cafe doesn't sell any dish under 700 calories; and that is a salad without dressing!

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  1. NatalieDSat Jul 18, 06:31:00 PM MDT

    Sounds like Tracey is a very good friend. If you're going to eat that many calories, you might as well enjoy the food and the company!

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  2. Julie TTue Jul 21, 06:12:00 PM MDT

    Bryan, way to go on the calories! Are they starting to show up on the pictures? Must be hard to bulk up when you are burning off so many! Try eating those scratch brownies 3x a week! :)

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  3. NoelleWed Jul 22, 09:52:00 AM MDT

    Yum, I love chicken on ciabatta and I love Mimis. Good to know about their hot chocolate. That stuff is good!

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