Candied Sweet Potatoes - Question?
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regions02
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Okay - I made Candied Sweet Potatoes for dinner. The potatoes were only about 70 calories per serving. I made a sauce of melted butter, orange juice, brown sugar and cinnamon which really sends the calories over the edge. Since I drained the liquid off before serving, how would you count the calories? Doesn't seem correct to count ALL the liquid, even though I realize some liquid soaked into the potatoes. Any thoughts?
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Ugh, I hate when I do stuff like that & have to try to figure that. I'd just count about half of it0
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That's what my hubby said too!0
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http://www.myfitnesspal.com/recipe/calculator
I would just add in everything. Deciding how much liquid you are you using in each portion versus how much is not being used... is kind of splitting hairs imo.0 -
I would have figured out the calories for all the liquid as you put it in, and then again on what you threw out, the difference is the calories... just a thought for next time... this time maybe aim high?0
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I would just count them all.0
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I'd either divvy up the liquid and eat it...or estimate...count maybe 1/2 to 2/3 of it.0
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