LOL I know, right? It's funny the other night, I was lying in bed trying to go to sleep and was thinking about the apples in the oatmeal and thinking...damn...why isn't it morning yet? LOL
Maybe there's hope for cottage cheese yet
And yes it is possible to see a scale reading that's one pound higher than yesterday, but just what exactly that one pound is - could be ANYTHING. Extra water, waste material, or maybe your body's not quite done with processing what you ate yesterday - who can say? Apart from saying that fat would be among the unlikely culprits (assuming of course a healthy diet). One pound of fat is about 3500 calories - and if you burn off say 2000 in a day - that'd be 5500 calories you'd have to consume (as a rough estimate) to put an actual pound of fat on in one day. So, in other words, don't sweat it.