Vogels Bread .... ugh I didn't realise it had so much calori

celticmistnz
celticmistnz Posts: 5
edited November 10 in Social Groups
I found out AFTER I thought I had eaten a healthy lunch and breakfast. What other foods have you come across which have surprisingly more calories than you expected?

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  • Werglum
    Werglum Posts: 378 Member
    How many calories are we talking?!? I love Vogels!!
    Mine would be peanut butter - I know it is high fat etc, but there are SO MANY calories in it!!
  • Werglum
    Werglum Posts: 378 Member
    Oh no, now I want peanut butter on Vogels toast!!
  • Rozz77
    Rozz77 Posts: 12
    No amount of calories is going to stop me eating my Vogels lol. Brumbies also have a really meaty grainy bread that I love..
  • Rozz77
    Rozz77 Posts: 12
    How many calories are we talking?!? I love Vogels!!
    Mine would be peanut butter - I know it is high fat etc, but there are SO MANY calories in it!!

    Yes I was quite shocked at what PB did to my calorie total
  • KahuNZ
    KahuNZ Posts: 401 Member
    I found out AFTER I thought I had eaten a healthy lunch and breakfast. What other foods have you come across which have surprisingly more calories than you expected?
    Buy the sandwich vogels - then you can still enjoy it with less calories
    I was surprised that bananas and avocados are so high it calories. I love avocado on vogels
  • There is also the very thin option too, a little thinner than sandwich bread.
  • hadlam
    hadlam Posts: 90
    I was suprised by couscous, you always hear its so healthy :/
  • yuckidah
    yuckidah Posts: 290 Member
    I only use Burgen GF Corn & Poppyseed.........at 122cal per slice. Bloody criminal!
  • sarahgilmore
    sarahgilmore Posts: 572 Member
    baked beans
  • This is funny for me as I expected Vogels would have more calories than it does! My breakfast is usually about 250cals: Vogels with avocado (or tomato), spread and s&p
  • Kimberleycommonname
    Kimberleycommonname Posts: 52 Member
    flat whites. The first time I included those in my calorie tracking I was like "oh no now I'll have to drink black coffee". The calories are less with trim or soy milk but I almost always use full cream milk.
  • dixnshae
    dixnshae Posts: 14 Member
    protien shakes made with soy milk :(
  • kiwilass
    kiwilass Posts: 49 Member
    Wow rice is loaded too
  • Sneeze1970
    Sneeze1970 Posts: 18
    I MISS bread in such a big way but it was seriously blowing my calorie allowances so cut back massively. However, I've just discovered Countdown sell Freya's Sandwich Thins which are a low carb option. They are lovely toasted and come in a few different flavours I think - well I've spotted Multigrain, Soy & Linseed & Wholemeal so far.

    They are in the MFP database and come out at roughly 120 calories per thin (two slices).
  • marsoe
    marsoe Posts: 18 Member
    Any bread.

    Mackenzie's is 156 per serve - which I didn't think was too bad - until I saw that 1 serve is 1 slice.
  • devilsangel2
    devilsangel2 Posts: 123 Member
    Yep, loved the mckenzies bread until I realised one slice of that equalled 2 slices of anything else.

    Mine isn't so much the calories as the amount of fat in things. I never thought that boiled rice would contain fat and even the leanest of beef is still quite a high fat level and as for eggs :ohwell:
  • I'm buying Freya's sandwhich thins. Soy & Linseed only 117 cal each so thats my bread fix and they taste great fresh or toasted :)
  • Generalle
    Generalle Posts: 201 Member
    I'm coming home for a visit after being away for 18 months and Vogels is the first thing I'm buying!!!!
  • iCupCakeNZ
    iCupCakeNZ Posts: 228 Member
    i'm a sucker for vogels and olivani butter melted on top for breakfast <3 not to mention marmite sometimes
  • Uglytwinsister
    Uglytwinsister Posts: 16 Member
    Coffee club large flat white - 266 cals...... yikes. :drinker:
  • dixnshae
    dixnshae Posts: 14 Member
    Vogals Spelt and Flaxseed is 95 cals a toast slice and higher protien
  • tead1
    tead1 Posts: 4
    Gluten free food. It's often loaded with extra sugar because of the taste of glutenfreeness. It fully sucks :(

    If anyone has any suggestions, knows of good brands that'd be appreciated.
  • katinthe_uk
    katinthe_uk Posts: 4 Member
    I found Vogels Soy and Linseed bread here in the UK and I was so happy, I don't care how many calories it has! I wish there were more flavours here.
  • DougNewman
    DougNewman Posts: 4 Member
    I had a couple of slices of Baker Delight Cape Seed bread... thinking it would be good... untill logging it OUCH!
  • Effpcos
    Effpcos Posts: 350 Member
    Not a huge bread fan, but it was the calories in nuts and peanut butter that suprised me. I used to always put heaps of cashews into our stir fries and beef peanut satay was a staple too.
  • monicamcisaac
    monicamcisaac Posts: 35 Member
    The good thing about vogels is that it doesn't have all the added sugar or preservatives that most other bread has. Just have one or two slices and enjoy it!
  • flat whites. The first time I included those in my calorie tracking I was like "oh no now I'll have to drink black coffee". The calories are less with trim or soy milk but I almost always use full cream milk.

    One of the first changes I made. Really enjoying the long blacks now and apprecitae a good coffee over bad. The milky coffee is full of calories I would rather eat.
  • leesehm
    leesehm Posts: 117
    soy and linseed is very low GI though, so have that for brekkie and might not need anything till lunchtime.
    marmite is gold - almost no calories.
  • cbear_
    cbear_ Posts: 10 Member
    Yup , it's my dads fave!
    Original mixed grain.
  • shrinking_me
    shrinking_me Posts: 207 Member
    I stopped all the yummy syrups in my lattes!!!! Nearly dies when I saw the added cals from them!!! Strictly a trim latte girl now . . . I do have a weakness for a nice frappacino on a hot day tho lol
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