question?

TheHottestMama
TheHottestMama Posts: 141
edited September 19 in Health and Weight Loss
so ive been eating healthy and organic and mostly raw foods for awhile now
mostly fruits and veggies

my question is...
in the mornings i make my son a little shake because hes not a big eater
well my question is... about how many calories/carbs? do you think is in it?
and how healthy would it be for me to drink as well? like will it be good for me?

its

Half a bananna
1/2 cup rice milk and goatmilk
1tablespoon of organic crunchy peanutbutter
1tablespoon of organic brown sugar
2tablesppons of oatmeal

so how many cals and carbs do you think?
and would it be a good breakfest for me?

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  • TheHottestMama
    TheHottestMama Posts: 141
    so ive been eating healthy and organic and mostly raw foods for awhile now
    mostly fruits and veggies

    my question is...
    in the mornings i make my son a little shake because hes not a big eater
    well my question is... about how many calories/carbs? do you think is in it?
    and how healthy would it be for me to drink as well? like will it be good for me?

    its

    Half a bananna
    1/2 cup rice milk and goatmilk
    1tablespoon of organic crunchy peanutbutter
    1tablespoon of organic brown sugar
    2tablesppons of oatmeal

    so how many cals and carbs do you think?
    and would it be a good breakfest for me?
  • kerrilucko
    kerrilucko Posts: 3,852 Member
    it would be fine for you to eat. To calculate the caloric content, enter each ingredient into the MFP food log with the proper amounts. Shouldn't be too tough to calculate.
  • GoGetterMom
    GoGetterMom Posts: 852 Member
    Hey - just saw your post have you clicked on the food tab above and just put it in. Quick, easy and great. I am an organic nut too, so it's nice to know there are others out there. I don't actually use peanut butter because it is higher in fat and I am a NO sugar girl so I would use:

    1/2 banana
    2 egg whites
    2 oz water
    ice
    cap full of butter extract
    cap full of rum or maple extract

    Awesome breakfast AND fills you up!
  • Lavendersunday
    Lavendersunday Posts: 458 Member
    You can click on the food tab and then search for and add to a meal each of the ingredients you listed. Once you click save as a meal you can see the nutritional info you desire. Then of course delete it from your food diary if you really didn't have it for breakfast today.

    Hope this helps.

    ~Namaste :flowerforyou:
    Mi
  • TheHottestMama
    TheHottestMama Posts: 141
    Thanks ill try that!
    haha see if i can do it!
  • may_marie
    may_marie Posts: 667 Member
    also i like to use this website

    http://recipes.sparkpeople.com/home.asp

    it has a recipe calculator, you can put in all your ingredients then the number of portion and it will give you the exact cals for 1 portion.

    take care !
    may
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