Even if that's all you eat in a day, that's still a lot of calories.

It is but I'm no expert on calorie counting foods that dont come in a packaging.

The first pic alone looks like 700-100 kcal.

You guys must be really tall or highlight active (>7 hours of strenuous activity weekly) to be able to eat those things and be cutting.

Both are around my height yet I do cardio and lift to cut.

I must have a skewed definition of cutting or I am really bad at eyeballing food to determine its calories.

I prefer eating only a little bit less than my TDEE amount coupled with cardio to increase the deficit than reduce my intake drastically. That results in a crash diet which causes loss of muscle and fat.

Nope.

Anyone who reduces their intake drastically, whether they do cardio or not is on a crash diet.

It was a serious question not trolling, hope can get the advice.

means will it affect the result e.g. 100% effort but 50% outcome of work out due to higher carbs/ fat needed to burn, or will it actually accelerate mass up etc.

in other words, do you recommend such long term diet or just a treat day.

ya, was just curious that you eat heavy as per post#5 instead of clean diet.
Thanks for advice.