Calories in a Strawberry

girldownsouth

It just be about 100kcal, but in this case the margin of error is over 600%. That's huge! And if you want to ask people for their advice, acting all 'I know best' when they provide it is pretty poor form in my opinion.

joehempel

somebody didn't actually read the thread and is jumping to conclusions. I asked about the calories in one strawberry not to use or the need or want of a food scale. it's amazing how you just pick and choose what you want to read and then based your assumptions of of that to me that's a pretty poor taste. how about reading first

Cranquistador

somebody didn't actually read the thread and is jumping to conclusions. I asked about the calories in one strawberry not to use or the need or want of a food scale. it's amazing how you just pick and choose what you want to read and then based your assumptions of of that to me that's a pretty poor taste. how about reading first

pst.


you cannot tell how many calories are in a strawberry unless you weigh it.


:flowerforyou:

Rosannajo88

I'm just wondering about the calories, I'm seeing anywhere between like 60 and 150.

They seem to be just regular size strawberries.

I don't know weights LOL, I just figured 1 large strawberry was 100g LOL

Yeah... this all looks like "I need a scale so I dont over/underestimate the calories in a food".

randomtai

somebody didn't actually read the thread and is jumping to conclusions. I asked about the calories in one strawberry not to use or the need or want of a food scale. it's amazing how you just pick and choose what you want to read and then based your assumptions of of that to me that's a pretty poor taste. how about reading first

Ironic post is ironic.

girldownsouth

Actually, I did read it. But you still asked for advice in some form. Even if that was just the calories in a strawberry. People have provided that, and based on how far off you were made further suggestions, entirely sensible ones at that, and you've just come back and told them that you know better than them.

beachlover317

somebody didn't actually read the thread and is jumping to conclusions. I asked about the calories in one strawberry not to use or the need or want of a food scale. it's amazing how you just pick and choose what you want to read and then based your assumptions of of that to me that's a pretty poor taste. how about reading first

pst.


you cannot tell how many calories are in a strawberry unless you weigh it.


:flowerforyou:

ZoeLifts

Man, people are so rude for giving advice when it is asked. Sheesh.

joehempel

somebody didn't actually read the thread and is jumping to conclusions. I asked about the calories in one strawberry not to use or the need or want of a food scale. it's amazing how you just pick and choose what you want to read and then based your assumptions of of that to me that's a pretty poor taste. how about reading first

pst.


you cannot tell how many calories are in a strawberry unless you weigh it.


:flowerforyou:

calorie information on most things is largely incorrect. but I knew one strawberry wasn't exactly going to be 50 calories so I thought I'd ask.

paperpudding

somebody didn't actually read the thread and is jumping to conclusions. I asked about the calories in one strawberry not to use or the need or want of a food scale. it's amazing how you just pick and choose what you want to read and then based your assumptions of of that to me that's a pretty poor taste. how about reading first

pst.


you cannot tell how many calories are in a strawberry unless you weigh it.


:flowerforyou:

Meh - strawberries don't have that many calories ( 6 per large strawberry according to data base) and they don't vary that much in size, anyone who eats strawberries regularly can say whether said strawberry is large or medium and calorie difference between different sized strawberries is only going to be a couple of calories anyway and OP was only talking about 4 of them - I think one can safely say an estimate in size would not be a big deal here.

Cranquistador

somebody didn't actually read the thread and is jumping to conclusions. I asked about the calories in one strawberry not to use or the need or want of a food scale. it's amazing how you just pick and choose what you want to read and then based your assumptions of of that to me that's a pretty poor taste. how about reading first

pst.


you cannot tell how many calories are in a strawberry unless you weigh it.


:flowerforyou:

calorie information on most things is largely incorrect. but I knew one strawberry wasn't exactly going to be 50 calories so I thought I'd ask.

you can ask...but the best answer is weigh it which people here are going to say if you ask for advice.

you don't have to obviously...and you seem to not need to, which is great.

good luck on your journey

Cranquistador

somebody didn't actually read the thread and is jumping to conclusions. I asked about the calories in one strawberry not to use or the need or want of a food scale. it's amazing how you just pick and choose what you want to read and then based your assumptions of of that to me that's a pretty poor taste. how about reading first

pst.


you cannot tell how many calories are in a strawberry unless you weigh it.


:flowerforyou:

Meh - strawberries don't have that many calories ( 6 per large strawberry according to data base) and they don't vary that much in size, anyone who eats strawberries regularly can say whether said strawberry is large or medium and calorie difference between different sized strawberries is only going to be a couple of calories anyway and OP was only talking about 4 of them - I think one can safely say an estimate in size would not be a big deal here.

ah but you are assuming everyone has common sense.

joehempel

Actually, I did read it. But you still asked for advice in some form. Even if that was just the calories in a strawberry. People have provided that, and based on how far off you were made further suggestions, entirely sensible ones at that, and you've just come back and told them that you know better than them.

and again I had already said no to the food scale yet people still insist. do I know better than them what works for me of course I do I have had success with what works for me I was looking for general information on approximations for one strawberry. next thing you know I'm getting relationship advice in this thread

serindipte

Here, this will prevent you from having to deal with unsolicited advice when all you wanted was the calories in a strawberry:

http://ndb.nal.usda.gov/ndb/search/list

chubby_checkers

next thing you know I'm getting relationship advice in this thread

No glove, no love. You're welcome.

ZoeLifts

Just break up.

SephiraRose

Strawberry banana smoothies are delicious. Definitely get a digital food scale. One cup (152g) serving of strawberries - 49 calories, 12g carbs, 3g fiber, 1g protein.

Cranquistador

Actually, I did read it. But you still asked for advice in some form. Even if that was just the calories in a strawberry. People have provided that, and based on how far off you were made further suggestions, entirely sensible ones at that, and you've just come back and told them that you know better than them.

and again I had already said no to the food scale yet people still insist. do I know better than them what works for me of course I do I have had success with what works for me I was looking for general information on approximations for one f****** strawberry. next thing you know I'm getting relationship advice in this thread

you sound mad.

did you eat breakfast?


I have coffee if you want some.:drinker:

joehempel

Just break up.

that's what I thought that really is the best option isnt it.

81Katz

my 105 grams of strawberries last night was 32 calories. Not sure if that helps you or not.