Nutribullet- how to count the calories??
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ive brought a nutribullet as a way to get myself extra goodness, is just working out how many calories each item of fruit or veg I put in ok or are there any hidden extras?
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You weigh the items you put in, blend them and enjoy.0
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Put your cup on the scale - tare the scale - add an ingredient - log it - tare the scale - add the next ingredient - log it - repeat until all items have been added - blend and enjoy!0
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Ready2Rock206 wrote: »Put your cup on the scale - tare the scale - add an ingredient - log it - tare the scale - add the next ingredient - log it - repeat until all items have been added - blend and enjoy!
This is exactly what I do. I use 8 different ingredients in my smoothies.
My cup is on the scale, I add the banana and record weight. Then tare, then add the next ingredient, tare and add the next ingredient and so forth.
I use the same ingredients every day, the only weights I change each time is the banana, because they rarely weigh the same. Otherwise I use 25g of spinach, 15g of chia seeds etc. So I add the spinach for example, until the the scale says 25g etc. etc.
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I've just got one of these and just weighed all ingredients separately.0
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Thanks all! (Although I had to look up what tear the scale meant lol)0
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Beware, some scales don't have the tare option. It definitely is a invaluable time saver0
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