Coffee
vha2
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How is the nutritional info SO different between a mug of homemade coffee with skim milk and a cafe-bought trim flat white? Consider:
Homemade = 12cal / 1carb / 0fat / 1protein
McCafe = 88cal / 12carb / 0fat / 9protein
That seems like a huge difference to me, they're pretty much the same size, both skim milk... Do you think the homemade coffee in the MFP database is wrong?
Homemade = 12cal / 1carb / 0fat / 1protein
McCafe = 88cal / 12carb / 0fat / 9protein
That seems like a huge difference to me, they're pretty much the same size, both skim milk... Do you think the homemade coffee in the MFP database is wrong?
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If you are making the coffee you should add the coffee and the milk separate rather than relying on some random calculation someone who may or may not being using the same ingredients you used.
Plain Black Coffee is around 2 calories
The rest would depend on the amount of milk you use. The database says it's about 80-90 calories a cup.
So that's pretty darn close to the McCafe version.
Also a lot of coffee shops use syrup to flavor/sweeten their coffees - that adds calories too.0
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