Does anyone know how to figure up their Juicing Calories??
lovethyneighbor
Posts: 350 Member
I don't juice on a regular basis, but would like to. In the past I just entered the actual amount of the food item that I was juicing into my food diary, but I know that is not the correct calorie count. Just like this morning I juiced a 1/3-1/2 of a cored pineapple (from the container), and naturally after juicing it only 1/4 cup of juice was produced. I know that there is a lot of waste (skin and actual pieces) when juicing. That is why I am trying to figure out a good/correct calorie count for the juice that is produced. I looked at a couple websites, but they had some very confusing ways to calculate this. Does anyone know of a more accurate way or a link to a simplified version of calculating the juice produced? Thank you for your help!
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I had the very same question about an hour ago so I searched the forums and I found a link to this website:
http://myphytos.com/build
You just enter how much fruit you used and it will tell you how many calories are in an 8oz serving.0 -
Thank you!! That is awesome!0
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I would just log it as juice. Measure out how much juice using a liquid measuring cup.0
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Unfortunately the problem with logging it as juice is that juice from a bottle has more calories. I do wish it were that easy though!0
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Thank you for researching and posting that link. That's great!0
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