Bread crust
thendrick
Posts: 102 Member
This is probably a dumb question but, how many calories do you think bread crust is?
I don't usually eat the crust so if 2 slices of bread are 170 calories, do you think I'm saving very many calories by not eating the crust?
I don't usually eat the crust so if 2 slices of bread are 170 calories, do you think I'm saving very many calories by not eating the crust?
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If you have a food scale you could figure this out exactly.0
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Nelski beat me to it- weigh the bread before and after the crust, subtract a percentage of calories. Perhaps there is a different amount of calories in the crust (particulary if the pan was "greased", "buttered" or "floured") but I figure it will be close to the same.0
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If you are that concerned with calories just buy the bread that is only like 50 cals a slice, thats what we buy, and its white bread and doesnt taste any different0
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WOW! You've all done really well on your goals!! I'm just starting out, and it's only the first week, already feels SUPER hard.
Any tips??0 -
It depends what type of bread you buy. The few times I've tried to cut crust off my wholegrain bread (for french toast) I felt like I lost half of the piece but if I cut it off white bread I can get a lot closer because it's not as dense. I agree with others about weighing.0
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white without crust is about 27 calories; whole wheat is 31.0
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