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i dont get this?

shawnalmil
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how can a large egg that is 80 calories raw be 101cals when scrambled when its scrambled in a non stick pan
i dont use butter and sometimes use cooking spray,
i dont use butter and sometimes use cooking spray,
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Did you add the scrambled egg notation or use one from the database? A lot of people add a bit of milk to their scrambled eggs. That, along with the expected fat in the pan (the butter you don't use) could account for the difference.0
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I think they just assume you're cooking the egg in something. I'd just use the 80 colorie egg if I were you.0
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i didnt know there was a difference i put in egg, and went down to where it said scrambled0
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i went and just did eggm large 2 points, it was 70 calories which is what my egg carton says thanks0
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Those are the egg I use, even if I am eating them in a different form (mostly hard boiled).0
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I also notice a lot of the egg entries have a ton of sodium. WTH? Pretty much taught me to verify the numbers. Some stuff is entered goofy.0
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Perhaps you just need to log it as an egg and then whatever oil you used. I don't think MFP considers scrambled egg to be made without butter and such, hence the calorie difference.0
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I saw an entry for eggs that claimed they had 50 mg of fiber!0
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I saw an entry for eggs that claimed they had 50 mg of fiber!
Maybe they are adding it, like when they add the Omega-3s :laugh: Yummy genetically engineered eggs! :ohwell:
When I wrote my first post noone had written haha then I saw loads had written so sorry for the repetition! :flowerforyou:0 -
how can a large egg that is 80 calories raw be 101cals when scrambled when its scrambled in a non stick pan
i dont use butter and sometimes use cooking spray,
As others have said, some people add milk and perhaps a knob of butter to their egg when scrambling it.
I cook mine in the microwave and add nothing whatsoever to it, so to me that is 70 or 80 calories (depending on the size of the thing). Same if I cook a two-egg omelette, the only thing I add to it is sliced mushrooms and that's it. I spray the pan using the one calories spray, so it is negligible.0
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