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Calorie per serving

PiousVenom
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I’ve got a very newb question. If I have a liquid which is 400 calories/cup, and add another liquid that is 150 calories/cup, how do I determine how much per cup? Do I just average it out to 225?
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Can you measure and log them both separately before you mix them?0
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How much of each liquid are you using?0
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If you have one cup of each for two cups total you get 400 + 150 = 550.
If is a half cup each for one cup of liquid you get 200 + 75 = 275 for one cup. If
If you mix a cup of each, as in two cups, well and drink 1/4 cup of the mix you get 4/550 or 550 X 0.25 for 137.5.3 -
Also, is it hot cocoa? I really want to imagine this being hot cocoa.9
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If logging them both separately is not practical ( i dont know, if you pre mix then drink a bit at a time?) - then just use the recipe builder (doesnt matter that it is only 2 ingredients) and then weigh/measure each serving when you have some.
To make this easier, I would call it 1 serving = 100ml.
Then if you have eg 50mls log it as half a serve, 200mls as 2 serves etc1 -
If you don't want to just add them as separate items, then you can use the "Quick Tools / Quick add calories" function right next to "Add food" on your FOOD page.0
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PiousVenom wrote: »I’ve got a very newb question. If I have a liquid which is 400 calories/cup, and add another liquid that is 150 calories/cup, how do I determine how much per cup? Do I just average it out to 225?
If cup A has 400 cals and cup B has 150 cals, you now have 2 cups totaling 550 cals. Half of 550 is 275 per cup. In other words, if you were to pour exactly half of each into cup C, you would have (400/2= 200) + (150/2=75) for a total in cup C of 275 calories. If you were to share the remaining two half cups with a friend who was thirsty, that would be really nice too.
Now if cup A was heading north to Cincinnati at 50 mph and cup B was headed west to Las Vegas at 70 mph, at what point of longitude and latitude would they risk colliding with each other? There will be a quiz tomorrow.5
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