How to measure calories of Haagen Dazs ice cream?
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Flawed again, I said nothing about how the british speak.
It takes common sense to know she doesn't eat a half gallon or a full pint of ben and jerries aday. It's not ignorance, ti's common sense.1) I suggested your body was normal. Then you're the one who "insinuated" it was not. So it must be something great right?
2) I didn't say you need to eat 1tbs to stay normal(see what you're insinuating again. Nice try). I am calling you out on the amount you eat. You "insuinuated" you you eat a lot of it, which you don't. You're on site where fat loss is focused. The people who are drawn to the site are people who are over weight. Saying, "I eat ice cream." doesn't bring an image of 1 serving size to someone's head.
3) pointless
4) Very relevent, How many calories does it have?, How much do you eat?, what is your TDEE?
A tangent on psychology. People who like to throw around words that aren't commonly used, such as "insinuated" , "abysmal" have a tendency to have low self esteem. They try to use words like these to appear intelligent, when in reality, the opposite effect happens. Well the smart people see the opposite effect. They know what the person is trying to do.
I would like to take issue with a few things. Since I have access to Sara's food diary, your item #2, you're "calling her out" on the amount of ice cream she eats. You have utterly no knowledge - true unblemished ignorance - on the subject, so when I state she eats a non-trivial amount of ice cream every day, it is an informed statement. I won't argue with your ignorance because you'll win that battle.
With respect to vocabulary, words such as insinuate and abysmal ARE commonly used. Perhaps not in your social circles or in your literature of choice, but certainly you shouldn't consider that sample as representative of the universe.
Cheers m8.
Please direct me to 5 resources that freely use those words. Out of the hundreds of books I read, some from british authors... I haven't came across them.
Lol at thinking you know more about how a British person speaks than a British person
And now it's common sense - and yet you took issue with me not spelling it out in my first post!!!
By implying that you know what vocabulary is normal you pretty much did. What was that about flawed?
Vocabulary online...
So, because my online vocabulary is like my actual vocabulary I have issues? Okey dokey then.0 -
I'm sorry you're not having all the success you desire reaching your fat loss goals. I, on the other hand, am accomplishing my goals pretty well, sometimes even exceeding them. I'm unsure of how you think ice cream would hinder fat loss (As it's a food/energy source like any other. Carbs, some fat, a little protein.) And fits my macro and calorie needs just right at the end of the day.
Open your diary...
My diary is open to friends, which we aren't, so no. However you're in luck! I take screen shots of my diary (for reasons) and I don't mind sharing a few.
I did only have one serving of ice cream one of those days, but that slice of pizza kinda made it hard to fit in anything else. Darn my pizza loving ways.
Let me be clear, I am sure you can get in your ice cream and cookes in to your diary. I done it many times. Just the way people go around on this site talking about it, like they eat ice cream freely (ad lib. not trying to impress people with word) is not correct and misleading. It's insinuating
things that are not true.
The reason I wanted to see was the serving size to make my point. That's all. I don't care if you're over or under your calories. But since the bottom is chopped off... I'd suspect you're over... but as i said, I don't care.
Nope, my diary is just long enough that it doesn't all fit without changing the font on my computer. You don't have to believe me though, this thread is littered with people who know my diary and would vouch for me. /shrug
But please, keep on not caring. I'll keep enjoying my cup of ice cream and cookies.
Go enjoy about 1/3 of your calories.
Problem? I consume well over 120 (usually closer to 140) grams of protein, hit about 60 grams of fat, hit my micros as best as I can keep track of, and once all that is done I'm free to enjoy what I like.
I don't believe in extra nutrient bonus points.
BTW: that's low fat ice cream... I wouldn't even conside that ice cream. Are the cookies weighed??
I'm out of gelato.
I have to go all the way to the commisarry for the flavor I like; it's rough to get the things I like out here in bumfuq Hawaii. You clearly don't know my pain.
The cookies are break apart and are perfectly uniform, within a gram or two. I've weighed them in the past but don't any longer. Because uniform within a gram or two.
Wow... I'll give you the benefit of a doubt and lets say they weigh 2 grams When you bake them they will lose some water mass. This means they weigh less than 2g each. You ate 6 of them if i recall... If this is correct that would be 250 calories in in under 12 grams?
Am i missing something? If I am not, I'd just eat the ice cream. They sound like a caloric hell if I am not mistaken.0 -
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Requoting in the hope!0 -
I'm sorry you're not having all the success you desire reaching your fat loss goals. I, on the other hand, am accomplishing my goals pretty well, sometimes even exceeding them. I'm unsure of how you think ice cream would hinder fat loss (As it's a food/energy source like any other. Carbs, some fat, a little protein.) And fits my macro and calorie needs just right at the end of the day.
Open your diary...
My diary is open to friends, which we aren't, so no. However you're in luck! I take screen shots of my diary (for reasons) and I don't mind sharing a few.
I did only have one serving of ice cream one of those days, but that slice of pizza kinda made it hard to fit in anything else. Darn my pizza loving ways.
Let me be clear, I am sure you can get in your ice cream and cookes in to your diary. I done it many times. Just the way people go around on this site talking about it, like they eat ice cream freely (ad lib. not trying to impress people with word) is not correct and misleading. It's insinuating things that are not true.
The reason I wanted to see was the serving size to make my point. That's all. I don't care if you're over or under your calories. But since the bottom is chopped off... I'd suspect you're over... but as i said, I don't care.
Nope, my diary is just long enough that it doesn't all fit without changing the font on my computer. You don't have to believe me though, this thread is littered with people who know my diary and would vouch for me. /shrug
But please, keep on not caring. I'll keep enjoying my cup of ice cream and cookies.
Go enjoy about 1/3 of your calories.
Problem? I consume well over 120 (usually closer to 140) grams of protein, hit about 60 grams of fat, hit my micros as best as I can keep track of, and once all that is done I'm free to enjoy what I like.
I don't believe in extra nutrient bonus points.
BTW: that's low fat ice cream... I wouldn't even conside that ice cream. Are the cookies weighed??
I'm out of gelato. I have to go all the way to the commisarry for the flavor I like; it's rough to get the things I like out here in bumfuq Hawaii. You clearly don't know my pain.
The cookies are break apart and are perfectly uniform, within a gram or two. I've weighed them in the past but don't any longer. Because uniform within a gram or two.
Wow... I'll give you the benefit of a doubt and lets say they weigh 2 grams When you bake them they will lose some water mass. This means they weigh less than 2g each. You ate 6 of them if i recall... If this is correct that would be 250 calories in in under 12 grams?
Am i missing something? If I am not, I'd just eat the ice cream. They sound like a caloric hell if I am not mistaken.
You...are bad at reading comprehension.
The cookies are uniform (as in they are the same) within a gram or two. This doesn't mean they weigh a gram or two, it means that their weight within relation to each other is the same with a gram or two of variation.0 -
I'm sorry you're not having all the success you desire reaching your fat loss goals. I, on the other hand, am accomplishing my goals pretty well, sometimes even exceeding them. I'm unsure of how you think ice cream would hinder fat loss (As it's a food/energy source like any other. Carbs, some fat, a little protein.) And fits my macro and calorie needs just right at the end of the day.
Open your diary...
My diary is open to friends, which we aren't, so no. However you're in luck! I take screen shots of my diary (for reasons) and I don't mind sharing a few.
I did only have one serving of ice cream one of those days, but that slice of pizza kinda made it hard to fit in anything else. Darn my pizza loving ways.
Let me be clear, I am sure you can get in your ice cream and cookes in to your diary. I done it many times. Just the way people go around on this site talking about it, like they eat ice cream freely (ad lib. not trying to impress people with word) is not correct and misleading. It's insinuating things that are not true.
The reason I wanted to see was the serving size to make my point. That's all. I don't care if you're over or under your calories. But since the bottom is chopped off... I'd suspect you're over... but as i said, I don't care.
Nope, my diary is just long enough that it doesn't all fit without changing the font on my computer. You don't have to believe me though, this thread is littered with people who know my diary and would vouch for me. /shrug
But please, keep on not caring. I'll keep enjoying my cup of ice cream and cookies.
Go enjoy about 1/3 of your calories.
Problem? I consume well over 120 (usually closer to 140) grams of protein, hit about 60 grams of fat, hit my micros as best as I can keep track of, and once all that is done I'm free to enjoy what I like.
I don't believe in extra nutrient bonus points.
BTW: that's low fat ice cream... I wouldn't even conside that ice cream. Are the cookies weighed??
I'm out of gelato. I have to go all the way to the commisarry for the flavor I like; it's rough to get the things I like out here in bumfuq Hawaii. You clearly don't know my pain.
The cookies are break apart and are perfectly uniform, within a gram or two. I've weighed them in the past but don't any longer. Because uniform within a gram or two.
Wow... I'll give you the benefit of a doubt and lets say they weigh 2 grams When you bake them they will lose some water mass. This means they weigh less than 2g each. You ate 6 of them if i recall... If this is correct that would be 250 calories in in under 12 grams?
Am i missing something? If I am not, I'd just eat the ice cream. They sound like a caloric hell if I am not mistaken.
You...are bad at reading comprehension.
The cookies are uniform (as in they are the same) within a gram or two. This doesn't mean they weigh a gram or two, it means that their weight within relation to each other is the same with a gram or two of variation.
Proper term is standard deviation.0 -
Guys.
No one with this caliber of intellect is capable of using a computer.
Let's let this one go.0 -
I'm sorry you're not having all the success you desire reaching your fat loss goals. I, on the other hand, am accomplishing my goals pretty well, sometimes even exceeding them. I'm unsure of how you think ice cream would hinder fat loss (As it's a food/energy source like any other. Carbs, some fat, a little protein.) And fits my macro and calorie needs just right at the end of the day.
Open your diary...
My diary is open to friends, which we aren't, so no. However you're in luck! I take screen shots of my diary (for reasons) and I don't mind sharing a few.
I did only have one serving of ice cream one of those days, but that slice of pizza kinda made it hard to fit in anything else. Darn my pizza loving ways.
Let me be clear, I am sure you can get in your ice cream and cookes in to your diary. I done it many times. Just the way people go around on this site talking about it, like they eat ice cream freely (ad lib. not trying to impress people with word) is not correct and misleading. It's insinuating things that are not true.
The reason I wanted to see was the serving size to make my point. That's all. I don't care if you're over or under your calories. But since the bottom is chopped off... I'd suspect you're over... but as i said, I don't care.
Nope, my diary is just long enough that it doesn't all fit without changing the font on my computer. You don't have to believe me though, this thread is littered with people who know my diary and would vouch for me. /shrug
But please, keep on not caring. I'll keep enjoying my cup of ice cream and cookies.
Go enjoy about 1/3 of your calories.
Problem? I consume well over 120 (usually closer to 140) grams of protein, hit about 60 grams of fat, hit my micros as best as I can keep track of, and once all that is done I'm free to enjoy what I like.
I don't believe in extra nutrient bonus points.
BTW: that's low fat ice cream... I wouldn't even conside that ice cream. Are the cookies weighed??
I'm out of gelato. I have to go all the way to the commisarry for the flavor I like; it's rough to get the things I like out here in bumfuq Hawaii. You clearly don't know my pain.
The cookies are break apart and are perfectly uniform, within a gram or two. I've weighed them in the past but don't any longer. Because uniform within a gram or two.
Wow... I'll give you the benefit of a doubt and lets say they weigh 2 grams When you bake them they will lose some water mass. This means they weigh less than 2g each. You ate 6 of them if i recall... If this is correct that would be 250 calories in in under 12 grams?
Am i missing something? If I am not, I'd just eat the ice cream. They sound like a caloric hell if I am not mistaken.
You...are bad at reading comprehension.
The cookies are uniform (as in they are the same) within a gram or two. This doesn't mean they weigh a gram or two, it means that their weight within relation to each other is the same with a gram or two of variation.
Proper term is standard deviation.
Oh. That's why you failed to comprehend what I said?0 -
I'm sorry you're not having all the success you desire reaching your fat loss goals. I, on the other hand, am accomplishing my goals pretty well, sometimes even exceeding them. I'm unsure of how you think ice cream would hinder fat loss (As it's a food/energy source like any other. Carbs, some fat, a little protein.) And fits my macro and calorie needs just right at the end of the day.
Open your diary...
My diary is open to friends, which we aren't, so no. However you're in luck! I take screen shots of my diary (for reasons) and I don't mind sharing a few.
I did only have one serving of ice cream one of those days, but that slice of pizza kinda made it hard to fit in anything else. Darn my pizza loving ways.
Let me be clear, I am sure you can get in your ice cream and cookes in to your diary. I done it many times. Just the way people go around on this site talking about it, like they eat ice cream freely (ad lib. not trying to impress people with word) is not correct and misleading. It's insinuating things that are not true.
The reason I wanted to see was the serving size to make my point. That's all. I don't care if you're over or under your calories. But since the bottom is chopped off... I'd suspect you're over... but as i said, I don't care.
Nope, my diary is just long enough that it doesn't all fit without changing the font on my computer. You don't have to believe me though, this thread is littered with people who know my diary and would vouch for me. /shrug
But please, keep on not caring. I'll keep enjoying my cup of ice cream and cookies.
Go enjoy about 1/3 of your calories.
Problem? I consume well over 120 (usually closer to 140) grams of protein, hit about 60 grams of fat, hit my micros as best as I can keep track of, and once all that is done I'm free to enjoy what I like.
I don't believe in extra nutrient bonus points.
BTW: that's low fat ice cream... I wouldn't even conside that ice cream. Are the cookies weighed??
I'm out of gelato. I have to go all the way to the commisarry for the flavor I like; it's rough to get the things I like out here in bumfuq Hawaii. You clearly don't know my pain.
The cookies are break apart and are perfectly uniform, within a gram or two. I've weighed them in the past but don't any longer. Because uniform within a gram or two.
Wow... I'll give you the benefit of a doubt and lets say they weigh 2 grams When you bake them they will lose some water mass. This means they weigh less than 2g each. You ate 6 of them if i recall... If this is correct that would be 250 calories in in under 12 grams?
Am i missing something? If I am not, I'd just eat the ice cream. They sound like a caloric hell if I am not mistaken.
You...are bad at reading comprehension.
The cookies are uniform (as in they are the same) within a gram or two. This doesn't mean they weigh a gram or two, it means that their weight within relation to each other is the same with a gram or two of variation.
Proper term is standard deviation.
Oh. That's why you failed to comprehend what I said?
So sorry I misread one of your sentences.0 -
Srs. The term for variance is not "standard deviation". A "standard deviation" in a data set is found by taking the root of the average of the squared differences of the values from their average value.
One or two grams difference is not a "standard deviation". It is just variance; certainly not standard in any way, shape or form.
OH LET'S KEEP PLAYING!
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Guys.
No one with this caliber of intellect is capable of using a computer.
Let's let this one go.
Yes Daddy.
/Takes ball and goes home0 -
Srs. The term for variance is not "standard deviation". A "standard deviation" in a data set is found by taking the root of the average of the squared differences of the values from their average value.
One or two grams difference is not a "standard deviation". It is just variance; certainly not standard in any way, shape or form.
OH LET'S KEEP PLAYING!
:indifferent:
The coeffienct of variance means NOTHING with out the means. BOTH need to be reported to have any meaning.
ETA: I said that wrong. The Means and the standard deviation have to be reported to have any meaning.0 -
Srs. The term for variance is not "standard deviation". A "standard deviation" in a data set is found by taking the root of the average of the squared differences of the values from their average value.
One or two grams difference is not a "standard deviation". It is just variance; certainly not standard in any way, shape or form.
OH LET'S KEEP PLAYING!
:indifferent:
The coeffienct of variance means NOTHING with out the means. BOTH need to be reported to have any meaning.
What does that have to do with the fact that you tried to correct someone, rather pompously (and yes, I use that word IRL), and incorrectly?0 -
Srs. The term for variance is not "standard deviation". A "standard deviation" in a data set is found by taking the root of the average of the squared differences of the values from their average value.
One or two grams difference is not a "standard deviation". It is just variance; certainly not standard in any way, shape or form.
OH LET'S KEEP PLAYING!
:indifferent:
The coeffienct of variance means NOTHING with out the means. BOTH need to be reported to have any meaning.
What does that have to do with the fact that you tried to correct someone, rather pompously (and yes, I use that word IRL), and incorrectly?
Your external world is a reflection of your internal world.0 -
Srs. The term for variance is not "standard deviation". A "standard deviation" in a data set is found by taking the root of the average of the squared differences of the values from their average value.
One or two grams difference is not a "standard deviation". It is just variance; certainly not standard in any way, shape or form.
OH LET'S KEEP PLAYING!
:indifferent:
The coeffienct of variance means NOTHING with out the means. BOTH need to be reported to have any meaning.
What does that have to do with the fact that you tried to correct someone, rather pompously (and yes, I use that word IRL), and incorrectly?
Your external world is a reflection of your internal world.
Yes...the fact that I am English and was brought up with a certain vocabulary. Go you for figuring that out finally...0 -
No, you're pretty pompous, so don't wonder why people show that behavior towards you.Srs. The term for variance is not "standard deviation". A "standard deviation" in a data set is found by taking the root of the average of the squared differences of the values from their average value.
One or two grams difference is not a "standard deviation". It is just variance; certainly not standard in any way, shape or form.
OH LET'S KEEP PLAYING!
:indifferent:
The coeffienct of variance means NOTHING with out the means. BOTH need to be reported to have any meaning.
What does that have to do with the fact that you tried to correct someone, rather pompously (and yes, I use that word IRL), and incorrectly?
Your external world is a reflection of your internal world.
Yes...the fact that I am English and was brought up with a certain vocabulary. Go you for figuring that out finally...0 -
No, you're pretty pompous, so don't wonder why people show that behavior towards you.Srs. The term for variance is not "standard deviation". A "standard deviation" in a data set is found by taking the root of the average of the squared differences of the values from their average value.
One or two grams difference is not a "standard deviation". It is just variance; certainly not standard in any way, shape or form.
OH LET'S KEEP PLAYING!
:indifferent:
The coeffienct of variance means NOTHING with out the means. BOTH need to be reported to have any meaning.
What does that have to do with the fact that you tried to correct someone, rather pompously (and yes, I use that word IRL), and incorrectly?
Your external world is a reflection of your internal world.
Yes...the fact that I am English and was brought up with a certain vocabulary. Go you for figuring that out finally...
Oh, the irony.0 -
ditto, Read your own profile... As I said i have came across these forums before, I see how you treat people. You're the defenition of unjstified arrogance.
No, you're pretty pompous, so don't wonder why people show that behavior towards you.Srs. The term for variance is not "standard deviation". A "standard deviation" in a data set is found by taking the root of the average of the squared differences of the values from their average value.
One or two grams difference is not a "standard deviation". It is just variance; certainly not standard in any way, shape or form.
OH LET'S KEEP PLAYING!
:indifferent:
The coeffienct of variance means NOTHING with out the means. BOTH need to be reported to have any meaning.
What does that have to do with the fact that you tried to correct someone, rather pompously (and yes, I use that word IRL), and incorrectly?
Your external world is a reflection of your internal world.
Yes...the fact that I am English and was brought up with a certain vocabulary. Go you for figuring that out finally...
Oh, the irony.0 -
ditto, Read your own profile... As I said i have came across these forums before, I see how you treat people. You're the defenition of unjstified arrogance.
No, you're pretty pompous, so don't wonder why people show that behavior towards you.Srs. The term for variance is not "standard deviation". A "standard deviation" in a data set is found by taking the root of the average of the squared differences of the values from their average value.
One or two grams difference is not a "standard deviation". It is just variance; certainly not standard in any way, shape or form.
OH LET'S KEEP PLAYING!
:indifferent:
The coeffienct of variance means NOTHING with out the means. BOTH need to be reported to have any meaning.
What does that have to do with the fact that you tried to correct someone, rather pompously (and yes, I use that word IRL), and incorrectly?
Your external world is a reflection of your internal world.
Yes...the fact that I am English and was brought up with a certain vocabulary. Go you for figuring that out finally...
Oh, the irony.
lol :flowerforyou:0
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