Coffee mug cake (with Nutella)

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  • tulip07
    tulip07 Posts: 167 Member
    yum!
  • christibam
    christibam Posts: 478 Member
    How do you figure out how many calories are in 1 TBSP of cake mix?

    Take the calories in each serving before cooked and multiply that by number by how many servings it says it has in it. Do the same for both boxes and add them together.

    Then look at how many cups there are total (it'll say on the boxes) then divide the number of calories by the number of cups.

    Take that number and then divide that by 16, since there are 16 tablespoons in a cup. This will give you how many calories are in a level tablespoon. Since you're using three tablespoons, just multiply that by three.

    :)


    Edit* Here's an example.

    Say your cake mixes are 150 and 200 calories per serving, before baked.

    One has 14 servings and one has 16.

    150 x 14 = 2,100
    200 x 16 = 3,200

    Total = 5,300

    Say together they have 6 cups.

    5,300 / 6 = 883.33... So let's call that 884. (I round up on calories)

    884 / 16 = 55.25 calories per tablespoon

    55.25 x 3 = 165.75 per serving.

    2nd line from the bottom. :)
  • Ddmck1
    Ddmck1 Posts: 89 Member
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  • pittcurl
    pittcurl Posts: 82 Member
    OMG, this is amazing. I just saw this post yesterday and ran out to get the angel food mix to cancel out some of the calories of the double chocolate I had in my cupboard. Did exactly what you said and it's a great reward and going to be my alternative after a party with cake that I refuse (instead of coming home and eating everything in site to overcome that craving). The only thing I was thinking (since I was recently diagnosed with type 2 diabetes), wondeirng if we could juse use the angel food cake and adding a sugar free hot chocolate mix to give that chocolate flavor. Even that, they have mint and carmel flavored hot chocolate..... hmmm... I think I'll be doing more of this and experimenting. Thanks for sharing this!!!
  • I gotta try this one of these days! Awesome!
  • BoxOfficeTroll
    BoxOfficeTroll Posts: 21 Member
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  • Kym1610
    Kym1610 Posts: 328 Member
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  • peachied
    peachied Posts: 117 Member
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  • Bump that looks so yummy
  • veggievixen79
    veggievixen79 Posts: 109 Member
    yummmm I'm definitely trying this!
  • zombilishious
    zombilishious Posts: 1,250 Member
    bumping
  • HBinOC
    HBinOC Posts: 78 Member
    Will try for later-- once I hit my next mini goal :wink:
  • Purplegal32
    Purplegal32 Posts: 85 Member
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  • mrsvanderpool
    mrsvanderpool Posts: 133 Member
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  • martinbeks
    martinbeks Posts: 255 Member
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  • smlamb33
    smlamb33 Posts: 342 Member
    How do you figure out how many calories are in 1 TBSP of cake mix?

    Take the calories in each serving before cooked and multiply that by number by how many servings it says it has in it. Do the same for both boxes and add them together.

    Then look at how many cups there are total (it'll say on the boxes) then divide the number of calories by the number of cups.

    Take that number and then divide that by 16, since there are 16 tablespoons in a cup. This will give you how many calories are in a level tablespoon. Since you're using three tablespoons, just multiply that by three.

    :)


    Edit* Here's an example.

    Say your cake mixes are 150 and 200 calories per serving, before baked.

    One has 14 servings and one has 16.

    150 x 14 = 2,100
    200 x 16 = 3,200

    Total = 5,300

    Say together they have 6 cups.

    5,300 / 6 = 883.33... So let's call that 884. (I round up on calories)

    884 / 16 = 55.25 calories per tablespoon

    55.25 x 3 = 165.75 per serving.

    2nd line from the bottom. :)

    Thanks for doing the math on this! You deserve an A+!
  • JoJo_fat2fab
    JoJo_fat2fab Posts: 297 Member
    Looks so good, too bad Nutella is banned from my house!
  • melg126
    melg126 Posts: 378
    bump
  • Mummsy
    Mummsy Posts: 347 Member
    Yes. Congrats on your first goal being met. Great job!
  • BUMP :)