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1 bag cal?

fickleee
fickleee Posts: 43 Member
edited November 2024 in Food and Nutrition
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So I suck at reading labels where their like this. How much calories would one bag be??

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  • kemoon0915
    kemoon0915 Posts: 113 Member
    So 1 serving (2 tbs) is 150 calories. There are about 2.5 servings per bag, so one bag would have about 375 calories if my math is correct
  • Wendyanneroberts
    Wendyanneroberts Posts: 270 Member
    Each bag has (about) 2.5 servings; which is 2 tablespoons unpopped and 150 calories
    which means per bag = 2.5 × 150 calories = 375 calories per bag.

    If checking accuracy by weighing, one serving would weigh 34g unpopped. So each bag should weigh 85g before popping and be 375 calories.
  • Evelyn_Gorfram
    Evelyn_Gorfram Posts: 706 Member
    edited September 2018
    2.5 servings x 150 calories per serving = 375 calories
    And -

    (2.5 2-Tbsp-unpopped servings/bag)*(4.5 cups popped/2 Tbsp unpopped) = 11.25 cups popped/bag

    (30 Cal/1 cup popped)*(11.25 cups popped/bag) = 337.5 Cal/bag

    ...That's closer than the math comes out on some nutrition labels. :)
  • L1zardQueen
    L1zardQueen Posts: 8,753 Member
    2.5 servings x 150 calories per serving = 375 calories
    And -

    (2.5 2-Tbsp-unpopped servings/bag)*(4.5 cups popped/2 Tbsp unpopped) = 11.25 cups popped/bag

    (30 Cal/1 cup popped)*(11.25 cups popped/bag) = 337.5 Cal/bag

    ...That's closer than the math comes out on some nutrition labels. :)

    Math! Urgh. Thank you
  • Evelyn_Gorfram
    Evelyn_Gorfram Posts: 706 Member
    2.5 servings x 150 calories per serving = 375 calories
    And -

    (2.5 2-Tbsp-unpopped servings/bag)*(4.5 cups popped/2 Tbsp unpopped) = 11.25 cups popped/bag

    (30 Cal/1 cup popped)*(11.25 cups popped/bag) = 337.5 Cal/bag

    ...That's closer than the math comes out on some nutrition labels. :)

    Math! Urgh. Thank you
    Not to brag, but you know where I learned to do that? ...In engineering school. It took me a bit of head-scratching to work that out, and I have a *kitten*ing Master's Degree in Mechanical Engineering. When a food label's that hard to figure out, something somewhere is just not right.

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