Jiff On The Go
go4me1
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i got an 8 pack (containers) is it ok?? Celery sticks also.
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Is it ok compared to what?0
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Is it before its 'best by'? then it's probably ok...0
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What do you mean is it "ok"? Ingredients wise, calorie wise, etc0
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I mean it's high in calories will it mess me up?0
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Didn't you just have another thread where you got told a bunch of times 'if it fits your calories for the day, you're all good'?
For some, the small amount for the high calories will mean less satisfaction. For others PB, is a godsend.0 -
It sounds like it would be helpful if you didn't want to weigh your servings. Other than that, and the price, it's no different from regular peanut butter, which, as with all foods, is ok as long as it's within your calorie allotment.0
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Okay how? For me those little containers have too many calories so they're not okay for me, but I have no idea what your goals/needs/desires are....0
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It's fine as long as it fits in your calorie goal. If it bothers you, I will take it off your hands.0
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If it fits in your day, go for it.0
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What's a deficit??0
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I get 1620 a day0
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If you eat the jif will it put you over 1620?0
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What's a deficit??
The difference between what it takes to maintain your current weight and what your current intake is.
MFP calculates it for you.
if you choose 0.5 lb per week, your calorie goal is 250 below what you maintain at.
if you choose 1 lb, the difference is 500.
if you choose 1.5 lbs, the difference is 750.
if you choose 2 lbs, the difference is 1000.0 -
Ready2Rock206 wrote: »Okay how? For me those little containers have too many calories so they're not okay for me, but I have no idea what your goals/needs/desires are....
I know, right? I was thinking they'd be perfect for me since I tend to binge on an open jar of PB, but 260 calories is too rich for my blood.0 -
Better off getting a digital scale and weighing your portions yourself to keep some control on those calories and to keep in mind how fast it adds up if not weighing it every time.0
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You could always get the little salad dressing containers and put 1 tbsp in them for convenience. Thats around 96 cals. If you are getting those to stop from eating out of a jar, could work. Or for binge eating it could work. But all depends if it fits in your calories for the day. Other than that its a healthy snack.0
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a) Jif is *kitten* awesome
b) it only has one 'f'
c) crunchy is the best
d) see a)0 -
Putting it on warm toast so it is melted and warm makes me smile......a lot!0
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PB is good.
PB with any other ingredient than peanuts is not good.
PB in environmentally unfriendly too many calories for a single serving is... Jif marketing department's wet dream.0 -
I buy the Jif packets and take them to work with celery, english muffins, etc., but I only use a 1/2 packet at a time because I have a hard time justifying an entire packet of peanut butter in one setting. Just an idea if you don't want all the calories in one setting.0
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Thanks guys0
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Thanks guys0
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I mean it's high in calories will it mess me up?
If it fits into your calorie and nutrition goals, you like it, and you don't suffer any ill effects from eating it, then it should be fine. FWIW, I get the Jif cups sometimes for snacks.I usually pair them with some apple slices, but do whatever you like best. :flowerforyou:0 -
do what works for you!0
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i really love peanut butter and i think it's great in moderation, just make sure it fits your calories and/or macros (whichever you track)0
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