pizza question
bethygirlie
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My fiance' wanted to get pizza for dinner and I obliged. I got a garden delight pizza (cheese, tomato, green peppers, onions) and scraped all the toppings off of the crust onto an 80 calorie fiber one tortilla. How many calories do you think I ate in 4 slices worth of toppings only plus the 80 cal tortilla? I guesstimated 400 calories although it may be higher. I just think that I saved a lot of cals by not eating any of the crusts. Please no mean replies, there seem to be a lot of mean people on here lately and it makes me kind of upset when people don't have respect for others.
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if it were me, i'd add all of the ingredients separately for a closer estimate.0
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Do they have calories listed on their website?
I wouldn't think it would be very high because most of the calories are in the crust. Most pizzas I have seen, range anywhere from 200-280 a slice. If you didn't have meat, that takes a lot off. I would say you are right around the calorie range, guessing 400.
I agree with you about mean people on here lately. Been seeing that more than I ever have.
I usually just ask my friends on here cause I know I have a great bunch of ladies
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if it were me, i'd add all of the ingredients separately for a closer estimate.
^^ This seems like the best option, if you look it up on the website it probably will not show the cals for the individual ingredients so it will be hard to estimate what it is with out the crust.0 -
It would depend on the size of the pizza. I looked up Pizza Hut
Veggie Lover's Medium Pan...1 slice ='s 230 calories
The regular bread sticks have 140 calories each
Educated guess would be toppings around 100 calories...???0 -
well it's 220 a slice (with the crust) but the crust is a giant part of the calories (and carbs). I'm not too concerned with the cals of the veggies, all I have to factor in is the cheese. I have to guesstimate the amount of cheese on 4 large slices. Probably about a cup or so. I'm guessing.0
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I found this online hopefully it's close, but even if it isn't that still is a good estimate
http://www.fatsecret.com/calories-nutrition/generic/topping-from-vegetable-pizza0 -
Seems it would have been simpler just to eat two slices of pizza. For ~200 calories a slice, you would have eaten ~400 calories either way.0
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My fiance' wanted to get pizza for dinner and I obliged. I got a garden delight pizza (cheese, tomato, green peppers, onions) and scraped all the toppings off of the crust onto an 80 calorie fiber one tortilla. How many calories do you think I ate in 4 slices worth of toppings only plus the 80 cal tortilla? I guesstimated 400 calories although it may be higher. I just think that I saved a lot of cals by not eating any of the crusts. Please no mean replies, there seem to be a lot of mean people on here lately and it makes me kind of upset when people don't have respect for others.
You sort of like how you showed zero respect for the pizza? Really the dough doesn't contribute all that much to the cals, if you've ever made homemade dough for an entire pizza, it's not a ton of cals, however the toppings will likely exceed the cals for the dough, esp the cheese0 -
My fiance' wanted to get pizza for dinner and I obliged. I got a garden delight pizza (cheese, tomato, green peppers, onions) and scraped all the toppings off of the crust onto an 80 calorie fiber one tortilla. How many calories do you think I ate in 4 slices worth of toppings only plus the 80 cal tortilla? I guesstimated 400 calories although it may be higher. I just think that I saved a lot of cals by not eating any of the crusts. Please no mean replies, there seem to be a lot of mean people on here lately and it makes me kind of upset when people don't have respect for others.
You sort of like how you showed zero respect for the pizza? Really the dough doesn't contribute all that much to the cals, if you've ever made homemade dough for an entire pizza, it's not a ton of cals, however the toppings will likely exceed the cals for the dough, esp the cheese
Since when do we have to show respect to a pizza??? lol If that is how you want to eat it go ahead and again it wont hurt you to eat a regular slice or 2 as something nice every once in a while either.0 -
Your cortisol is likely elevated.0
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Your cortisol is likely elevated.
I agree. Eating a pizza as it comes will alleviate that.
Next time you could make your own pizza and you don't have to worry about anything.0 -
I ate pizza tonight also, 2 slices. As it came (ham and pineapple)... I don't feel guilty either lol. Not going to punish myself- it was within my calorie limits, and I don't have it every day, or even every week. To each there own I suppose, but do try and not to feel guilty and punish yourself over a slice of pizza. 0
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every week I get a small garden fresh from papa johns w a "ranch" dressing .. devour the whole thing too .. aprox 900 all together ... get that, and call it a day .. 0
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I have eaten pizza often while logging all my food, if I know its going to be a pizza night with the kids, I make sure to put in an extra burn. I never eat more than one slice, and make sure its not loaded with too much meat as meats often have more fats than what I really want to consume.0
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That is the saddest sounding pizza ever
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it must be pizza day. i love it too. i ate it as it came. i also polished if my garrets popcorn i got in the city. lately i'm just trying to hang in there and not beat myself up anymore.0
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I'd put them in seperately, but more importantly, great job on the weight loss. Look at you go!!!0
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First of all i will add that i also have seen alot of mean people, not sure what is up with that. I even made a couple comments about it on some posts. anyway on to your post. first, congratulations on even thinking about calories during pizza time, that takes willpower. so good for you. But i do agree that i think more of the calories would be in the cheese they put on it. but regardless it is still is within your calories correct? If not then that is still okay, as long as you do not do it alot. You have to allow yourself that.0
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I ate pizza today too! Wonder what it is about today that we all ate pizza? I get thin crust with mushrooms and eat as much as I want. LOL. Usually I'm at or a little above my calorie goal but I don't sweat it too much. Especially this week when I've been way under my calorie count. Good for you for trying to make it healthier though. That's dedication.0
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Like others have said, it is fine to have a treat, every now and then, make the best guess you can, and enjoy the treat!! What ever you have been doing is working, so keep it up. Sometimes, I think it helps to go out of what you would normally do, it won't keep you from reaching your goal.0
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For future pizza partaking you could try to do Dominos. I like to get the thin crust pizzas (I like the toppings better than the bread) and get light cheese.
2 slices of a medium thin crust with light cheese, garlic and veggie toppings is 275 calories. That is a bargain for 2 slices of pizza.
Then round out the meal with a big bowl of salad and go light on the dressing.
My husband and I do the Domino's special. for a little under $14 we can both get our own medium pizza when we get carry out. This way he can have the fattiest pizza slices he wants and I can have a lighter option. That way I don't limit myself to just one piece or have to stare in jealousy at his pizza.
Orrrrrr just make your own and you control the nutrition 100%0 -
My fiance' wanted to get pizza for dinner and I obliged. I got a garden delight pizza (cheese, tomato, green peppers, onions) and scraped all the toppings off of the crust onto an 80 calorie fiber one tortilla. How many calories do you think I ate in 4 slices worth of toppings only plus the 80 cal tortilla? I guesstimated 400 calories although it may be higher. I just think that I saved a lot of cals by not eating any of the crusts. Please no mean replies, there seem to be a lot of mean people on here lately and it makes me kind of upset when people don't have respect for others.
You sort of like how you showed zero respect for the pizza? Really the dough doesn't contribute all that much to the cals, if you've ever made homemade dough for an entire pizza, it's not a ton of cals, however the toppings will likely exceed the cals for the dough, esp the cheese
Since when do we have to show respect to a pizza??? lol If that is how you want to eat it go ahead and again it wont hurt you to eat a regular slice or 2 as something nice every once in a while either.
Pizza deserves respect. Don't disrespect pizza or you will regret it0 -
I personally just skip the cheese on my pizza
Blasphemous I know but I honlestly don't really like cheese and don't think it adds that much flavor especially when you're eating it with veggies and siarcha, which is my style.0 -
Threads like this digust me. scraping the toppings of a pizza onto a tortilla? suggesting dominoes pizza? Revolting.0
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You had some cheese and veggies and probably some oil. Just guesstimate that plus your bread.
...man I hope you at least gave that crust to some birds. Waste is sad
(no hippie intended...just hungry for some pizza crust...) 0 -
the cheese can add alot of fat and calories but its the best part... thick crust I agree isn't the best for our weight loss goals... I always order thin crust pizza and most pizza places dont overdo the cheese.. they add more veggies to cover up the fact there is not alot of cheese on the pizza so I am sure the one cup for the 4 slices is probably about right... veggies is not many calories and you just add in your own crust
I do tend to make my own either with flour tortillas which I love better anyways.. or cut open a pita bread and do it that way ... just as yummy and you can control the cals... but we have to allow ourselves some indulgence sometimes0 -
just eat the freaking pizza... a slice or two is not going to kill you. sometimes it is ok to let your hair down a bit. moderation and portion control0
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Do they have calories listed on their website?
I wouldn't think it would be very high because most of the calories are in the crust. Most pizzas I have seen, range anywhere from 200-280 a slice. If you didn't have meat, that takes a lot off. I would say you are right around the calorie range, guessing 400.
I agree with you about mean people on here lately. Been seeing that more than I ever have.
I usually just ask my friends on here cause I know I have a great bunch of ladies
Most pizza's I've seen the calories are in the crust too. Though because of the cheese I'd guess closer to 500.0 -
I can not live without pizza.. Absolutely my fave. This is my opinion, I have a digital food scale that I love. I would weigh all of that topping all together, I would count all of that even with the veggies as cheese credit , mozzarella , full fat And then Add probably a cup ( for 4 pieces of pizza) of mixed veggies. And maybe 1/2 c sauce. I weigh most everything. It should be fairy accurate. Maybe a bit over. Hope that's helpfull. BTW. When I eat pizza with the crust, see if you can find cal by the oz. then weight how many oz you eat. It will be way more accurate.0
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just eat the freaking pizza... a slice or two is not going to kill you. sometimes it is ok to let your hair down a bit. moderation and portion control
I kind of agree here.. If you don't have it now and then you will crave it. Just eat it within your calories, also I am a pizza lover. I will plan pizza days . So I add all my other food on my journal, then I know if I should eat 1 or more pcs. Also I like 1 pic and a salad. Maybe that's for you to?0
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