Nothing Bundt Cakes calories

sapphire1166
sapphire1166 Posts: 114 Member
edited November 2024 in Health and Weight Loss
In a moment of weakness I ate an entire Bundtlet I was originally planning to split with my husband. Tried to look up the calories so I could plan the rest of my day around it and there appears to be absolutely no nutrition info about this chain. There are random entries in MFP ranging from 220-440, but I'm suspicious that even the highest number is incorrect. The cake was just too large and too delicious to only have 400ish calories (it's about 1.5 times the size of a large gourmet cupcake with a tad less frosting). Any help?

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  • nic_27_grassisgreener
    nic_27_grassisgreener Posts: 193 Member
    I would just quick add 600-700 calories. Or 1.5 servings of something similar.
  • svel713
    svel713 Posts: 141 Member
    A box of their cakes was delivered to my place of work so I may be able to help. I weighed a bundtini and it was around 63g. I just used one of the Nothing Bundt Cakes entries that was in grams and put in that weight.
  • ladyhusker39
    ladyhusker39 Posts: 1,406 Member
    That does sound a bit on the optimistic size. I would guess around 600.
  • cjfarborist
    cjfarborist Posts: 25 Member
    I also just looked up the calories and am very suspicious about them. Those are pretty big. What kind of cake was it? I would look up the type of cake (lemon, chocolate...) and put in the grams (63). And then maybe get cake from whole foods next time (they post cals on the little tag).
  • nowine4me
    nowine4me Posts: 3,985 Member
    They are delicious, and not THAT big. I souls guesstimate 500
  • Lesscookies1
    Lesscookies1 Posts: 250 Member
    I'm going to be the outlier, but I'm going to say 800 calories if you got the full size cake just to be on the safe side.
  • ashliedelgado
    ashliedelgado Posts: 814 Member
    We bought one this summer, and it was 400 for half.
  • aeloine
    aeloine Posts: 2,163 Member
    I'm seeing in the mid 400's online. You could probably log 500 and move on imo
  • Inspirationalwaterjug
    Inspirationalwaterjug Posts: 384 Member
    Woah woah. There is a place that sells nothing but bundt cakes ?
  • HellYeahItsKriss
    HellYeahItsKriss Posts: 906 Member
    Are they really not that big? Thats a pretty calorie packed mini cake haha
  • Inspirationalwaterjug
    Inspirationalwaterjug Posts: 384 Member
    Holy *kitten* there's one by my house.
  • Jackibrazil
    Jackibrazil Posts: 124 Member
    heytimsla wrote: »
    Holy *kitten* there's one by my house.

    I'm not even a big cake person but they are the freaking best.
  • Inspirationalwaterjug
    Inspirationalwaterjug Posts: 384 Member
    This has been the most enlightening post on MFP I have ever come across. Thank you
  • kristen8000
    kristen8000 Posts: 747 Member
    According to their website they range from 360 - 420...so depending on which one you ate...
  • FireOpalCO
    FireOpalCO Posts: 641 Member
    heytimsla wrote: »
    This has been the most enlightening post on MFP I have ever come across. Thank you

    They have free samples....
  • FireOpalCO
    FireOpalCO Posts: 641 Member
    What flavors did you get?
  • Inspirationalwaterjug
    Inspirationalwaterjug Posts: 384 Member
    Peppermint chocolate. And now I have diabetes.
  • Jackibrazil
    Jackibrazil Posts: 124 Member
    heytimsla wrote: »
    Found it. j449inrrwvkx.jpg

    Proud of you.
  • vingogly
    vingogly Posts: 1,787 Member
    They don't appear to have nutritional information on their site. On the Fat Secret site, the Red Velvet Bundtlet is listed as 370cals, 16g fat (16*9=144), 53g carbs (53*4=212), which comes out to 356cals and about 69g weight. But the Lemon Bundtlet is listed as 440cals, 55g fat (55*9=495), 215g carbs (215*4=860), which comes out to 1355cals and about 270g. Clearly something's wrong with the numbers. What I'd do is weigh a bundlet, then look up a slice of bundt cake in the database with similar ingredients (or on another site), and "scale" the calories based on the calories in the slice. For example, if the bundt slice weighs 200g and has 350cals, and the bundlet weighs 70g, divide 70/200=0.35 and multiply that by the calories: 0.35*350cals = 123cals.
  • Jackibrazil
    Jackibrazil Posts: 124 Member
    vingogly wrote: »
    They don't appear to have nutritional information on their site. On the Fat Secret site, the Red Velvet Bundtlet is listed as 370cals, 16g fat (16*9=144), 53g carbs (53*4=212), which comes out to 356cals and about 69g weight. But the Lemon Bundtlet is listed as 440cals, 55g fat (55*9=495), 215g carbs (215*4=860), which comes out to 1355cals and about 270g. Clearly something's wrong with the numbers. What I'd do is weigh a bundlet, then look up a slice of bundt cake in the database with similar ingredients (or on another site), and "scale" the calories based on the calories in the slice. For example, if the bundt slice weighs 200g and has 350cals, and the bundlet weighs 70g, divide 70/200=0.35 and multiply that by the calories: 0.35*350cals = 123cals.

    A red velvet would understandably have more calories because it has cream cheese frosting whereas the lemon has lemon icing.
  • Psychgrrl
    Psychgrrl Posts: 3,177 Member
    They're A-MAZ-ING! They have no nutritional info on their site, but Fitbit has some ...
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