Adding up calories in a recipe

Ang8178
Ang8178 Posts: 308 Member
edited September 2024 in Food and Nutrition
My husband is makeing a fish soup tonight and I don't know if I want it or not :indifferent: My question is, if he makes a pot of this, how do I determine how many calories are in a cup? Any tips would help :happy: I know I can add each ingreediant to get the calories in the entire pot then divide it out to get my total, but I'm looking for a short cut :wink:

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  • CrystalT
    CrystalT Posts: 862 Member
    I use the recipe calculator on sparkrecipes.com. You put in all the ingredients and the number of servings and it will spit out the nutritional value.
  • jdorais
    jdorais Posts: 27 Member
    I use the recipe calculator on sparkrecipes.com. You put in all the ingredients and the number of servings and it will spit out the nutritional value.
    Thanks for the "spark" website. That'll come in handy.
  • haleysman
    haleysman Posts: 48 Member
    yeah no kidding, i have been putting everything into the site as 1 meal then doing the math and division myself, this isgonna rock...good website
  • valerie521
    valerie521 Posts: 140 Member
    im surprised MFP doesnt have this feature.... it would be an awesome tool to have and not have to go to another website to get it.

    :)
  • mbrownks77
    mbrownks77 Posts: 137 Member
    I agree! I love the recipe calculator there but it would work much better on here! It's a great tool!
  • marypatrick
    marypatrick Posts: 1 Member
    The SparkPeople website that also tracks weight, fitness and nutrients has a recipe calculator. http://recipes.sparkpeople.com/recipe-calculator.asp. I really like their website.
  • jdorais
    jdorais Posts: 27 Member
    Oh boy! That spark recipe site is cool. I love putting in the ingredients for my favorite recipes and seeing that the calculations are almost exactly what I painstakingly calculated. This is going to make so much easier to try new recipes!
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