determining calories in juices
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dlj1970
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hey MFP world- how do you determine the calories in a juice? if i use the recipe calculator on here, i think it assumes i'm eating the whole thing. maybe that's ok, but i just wanted to check if there is another way to do it. specifically, i'm making 'green juices' with kale, mint, ginger, an apple, and a cucumber... thanks for any info!
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you need a lab :-)
About 40-50% of the mass of the stuff you juice might fly out the back of the machine as pulp, the juice will contain most of the nutrition but I wouldn't like to put numbers to the split without some evidence.0 -
I've come across this in the past, the numbers don't seem too off in my opinion? http://myphytos.com/build
Also, it would depend on the type of juicer you use. A slow press/cold press juicer will give different nutritional results to a regular one.0
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