Little cooking oil calories
batoolalnabulsi1
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I feel stupid for asking lol
Anyway, I used 3 tbsps of cooking oil, which equals 360 calories; for the WHOLE big meal, served for 7-8 people in a really big pot. Do these calories matter much in counting ? How do I add them when counting?
Anyway, I used 3 tbsps of cooking oil, which equals 360 calories; for the WHOLE big meal, served for 7-8 people in a really big pot. Do these calories matter much in counting ? How do I add them when counting?
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Divide the amount you used by the number of servings you made, then multiply by the number of servings you ate.9
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How do you handle the rest of the meal that was cooked in the pot?
Personally I use the recipe builder. I add each ingredient and how much of it (using weight in grams for solids) and I set the recipe # of servings = to the weight of the finished product in grams. Example, say my chili TOTAL weighed 3500 grams, then the recipe would be 3500 servings. Then I put food on my plate, perhaps it is 334 grams. I log 334 servings of my recipe.11 -
So, it's about 50 calories per serving. Make your decision based on how accurately you normally log calories.2
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