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Most vegetables, except starches (potatoe, sweet potatoe, peas), carrots, and onions are under 35 cals per 100 grams, which makes them pretty filling.
Oat bran is also quite filling - more fibre, protein, less net carbs than oats, and 40% less cals.
BUT THE MOST FILLING food is DIET COKE - I find that 1/2 litre kills most hunger issues with 0 cals
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Yeah, I read that study too, but note it didn't test that many foods - e.g., sweet potatoes weren't tested, nor most fiberous veggies.
I seriously doubt that white potatoes have higher satiety than brocolli. Personally, i'd find it easy to consume 500+ cals of white potatoes - the only think that stops u is boredam (of course, if you add flavour to them, the amount you consume of them becomes endless)
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For some reason Kale fills me up like none other. Eaten raw, its a jaw exercise to chew as well.
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