Counting calories for rice
ferdinandthong
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Can teach me how to count the calories for rice? The main problem is not getting to know the calories for rice but what kind of rice should i use to track? There are so many types, how should I know which one is the one I am eating?
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How do you get your rice? If it comes in packets it'll probably have the calorie information on the packet.0
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It depends on how you buy your rice. For instance, I buy the large bags of rice. They still have nutrition information on them and I just weigh it and track it that way. The same thing should be true for smaller bags or boxes. How are you buying your rice?0
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If you are eating out just ask the serving person what type it is but the amount you eat will have to be a guestimate.0
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DemoraFairy wrote: »How do you get your rice? If it comes in packets it'll probably have the calorie information on the packet.
It comes in a large sack and there is no nutrition fact label on it. FYI I am from Malaysia as i know all rice product at here does not label their nutrition fact0 -
ferdinandthong wrote: »Can teach me how to count the calories for rice? The main problem is not getting to know the calories for rice but what kind of rice should i use to track? There are so many types, how should I know which one is the one I am eating?
How do you not know what are you are eating, look on the bag, is it a long, medium or short grain rice? What liquid are you using to cook it? A rich stock will add more calories than water. These are all variables that go into the calories of the rice
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Scan the bar code off the package in which the rice came. That will tell you the type of rice and it's nutritional values. Then weigh and adjust your serving size to the serving size noted on the package. i.e. if the package's serving size is one cup and your are serving yourself a half cup, that's a half serving.0
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ferdinandthong wrote: »DemoraFairy wrote: »How do you get your rice? If it comes in packets it'll probably have the calorie information on the packet.
It comes in a large sack and there is no nutrition fact label on it. FYI I am from Malaysia as i know all rice product at here does not label their nutrition fact
Then just choose whatever type of rice you think it is in the database, and weigh it out and add that. Can you not find out what type of rice it is?0 -
jessathemessa wrote: »It depends on how you buy your rice. For instance, I buy the large bags of rice. They still have nutrition information on them and I just weigh it and track it that way. The same thing should be true for smaller bags or boxes. How are you buying your rice?Scan the bar code off the package in which the rice came. That will tell you the type of rice and it's nutritional values. Then weigh and adjust your serving size to the serving size noted on the package. i.e. if the package's serving size is one cup and your are serving yourself a half cup, that's a half serving.
In our country all rice are pack like this https://www.google.com/search?newwindow=1&biw=1920&bih=965&tbm=isch&sa=1&q=rice+sack+in+malaysia&oq=rice+sack+in+malaysia&gs_l=img.3...1736.2724.0.3310.5.5.0.0.0.0.347.509.0j1j0j1.2.0....0...1c.1.64.img..4.1.162.t4hPcHuOjNY#imgrc=Kdj8h0dICy2YOM: I am not sure is there any barcode, will look for it but i do not really like to track my calories using barcode because myfitnesspal is public database meaning everyone can upload the nutrition fact and this might not be accurateferdinandthong wrote: »Can teach me how to count the calories for rice? The main problem is not getting to know the calories for rice but what kind of rice should i use to track? There are so many types, how should I know which one is the one I am eating?
How do you not know what are you are eating, look on the bag, is it a long, medium or short grain rice? What liquid are you using to cook it? A rich stock will add more calories than water. These are all variables that go into the calories of the rice
Look all over the packaging and it did not mention anything about what type of rice it is.0 -
suziecue20 wrote: »If you are eating out just ask the serving person what type it is but the amount you eat will have to be a guestimate.
I'm not eating out, just that I feel like want to eat some rice during my diet. If I must guestimate, i will rather give up eating rice. I do not put any food into my mouth if i do not know the calories during my diet0 -
Are you trying to gain weight?
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queenliz99 wrote: »Are you trying to gain weight?
I am trying to lose weight, do not refer to my profile pic as it is my previous picture. I gain a lot of weight now0 -
ferdinandthong wrote: »jessathemessa wrote: »It depends on how you buy your rice. For instance, I buy the large bags of rice. They still have nutrition information on them and I just weigh it and track it that way. The same thing should be true for smaller bags or boxes. How are you buying your rice?Scan the bar code off the package in which the rice came. That will tell you the type of rice and it's nutritional values. Then weigh and adjust your serving size to the serving size noted on the package. i.e. if the package's serving size is one cup and your are serving yourself a half cup, that's a half serving.
In our country all rice are pack like this https://www.google.com/search?newwindow=1&biw=1920&bih=965&tbm=isch&sa=1&q=rice+sack+in+malaysia&oq=rice+sack+in+malaysia&gs_l=img.3...1736.2724.0.3310.5.5.0.0.0.0.347.509.0j1j0j1.2.0....0...1c.1.64.img..4.1.162.t4hPcHuOjNY#imgrc=Kdj8h0dICy2YOM: I am not sure is there any barcode, will look for it but i do not really like to track my calories using barcode because myfitnesspal is public database meaning everyone can upload the nutrition fact and this might not be accurateferdinandthong wrote: »Can teach me how to count the calories for rice? The main problem is not getting to know the calories for rice but what kind of rice should i use to track? There are so many types, how should I know which one is the one I am eating?
How do you not know what are you are eating, look on the bag, is it a long, medium or short grain rice? What liquid are you using to cook it? A rich stock will add more calories than water. These are all variables that go into the calories of the rice
Look all over the packaging and it did not mention anything about what type of rice it is.
Yes it did, try again0 -
ferdinandthong wrote: »suziecue20 wrote: »If you are eating out just ask the serving person what type it is but the amount you eat will have to be a guestimate.
I'm not eating out, just that I feel like want to eat some rice during my diet. If I must guestimate, i will rather give up eating rice. I do not put any food into my mouth if i do not know the calories during my diet
Seek professional help asap-1 -
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Look all over the packaging and it did not mention anything about what type of rice it is.[/quote]
Yes it did, try again[/quote]
No it did notferdinandthong wrote: »suziecue20 wrote: »If you are eating out just ask the serving person what type it is but the amount you eat will have to be a guestimate.
I'm not eating out, just that I feel like want to eat some rice during my diet. If I must guestimate, i will rather give up eating rice. I do not put any food into my mouth if i do not know the calories during my diet
Seek professional help asap
Read carefully i did it only during dieting, i still eating out when necessary0 -
Even if it doesn't say what sort of rice it is, it has the nutritional info on it. That's all you need.
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ferdinandthong wrote: »
Look all over the packaging and it did not mention anything about what type of rice it is.[/quote]
Yes it did, try again[/quote]
No it did notferdinandthong wrote: »suziecue20 wrote: »If you are eating out just ask the serving person what type it is but the amount you eat will have to be a guestimate.
I'm not eating out, just that I feel like want to eat some rice during my diet. If I must guestimate, i will rather give up eating rice. I do not put any food into my mouth if i do not know the calories during my diet
Seek professional help asap
Read carefully i did it only during dieting, i still eating out when necessary[/quote]
Read carefully, seek professional help ASAP.0 -
ferdinandthong wrote: »
Look all over the packaging and it did not mention anything about what type of rice it is.
Yes it did, try again[/quote]
No it did notferdinandthong wrote: »suziecue20 wrote: »If you are eating out just ask the serving person what type it is but the amount you eat will have to be a guestimate.
I'm not eating out, just that I feel like want to eat some rice during my diet. If I must guestimate, i will rather give up eating rice. I do not put any food into my mouth if i do not know the calories during my diet
Seek professional help asap
Read carefully i did it only during dieting, i still eating out when necessary[/quote]
Read carefully, seek professional help ASAP. [/quote]ferdinandthong wrote: »
Look all over the packaging and it did not mention anything about what type of rice it is.
Yes it did, try again[/quote]
No it did notferdinandthong wrote: »suziecue20 wrote: »If you are eating out just ask the serving person what type it is but the amount you eat will have to be a guestimate.
I'm not eating out, just that I feel like want to eat some rice during my diet. If I must guestimate, i will rather give up eating rice. I do not put any food into my mouth if i do not know the calories during my diet
Seek professional help asap
Read carefully i did it only during dieting, i still eating out when necessary[/quote]
Read carefully, seek professional help ASAP. [/quote]
Stop trolling bro, go ahead and tell someone do not count their calories when they trying to lose fat. You got nice body but small brain.0 -
DemoraFairy wrote: »Even if it doesn't say what sort of rice it is, it has the nutritional info on it. That's all you need.
http://www.happyrice.com.my/result.php?root=MTc2&detail=NTIz&main=&sub= this is the brand of the rice after i scan the barcode, it is not recorded in MYP0 -
Post the picture of your rice in a bowl. I will tell you what type of rice it is.0
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Here you go
I just googled how much calories in happy rice
http://recipes.sparkpeople.com/recipe-calories.asp?recipe=473842
and beras rice
http://www.myfitnesspal.com/food/calories/beras-laila-pusu-rice-769130140 -
ferdinandthong wrote: »ferdinandthong wrote: »
Look all over the packaging and it did not mention anything about what type of rice it is.
Yes it did, try again
No it did notferdinandthong wrote: »suziecue20 wrote: »If you are eating out just ask the serving person what type it is but the amount you eat will have to be a guestimate.
I'm not eating out, just that I feel like want to eat some rice during my diet. If I must guestimate, i will rather give up eating rice. I do not put any food into my mouth if i do not know the calories during my diet
Seek professional help asap
Read carefully i did it only during dieting, i still eating out when necessary[/quote]
Read carefully, seek professional help ASAP. [/quote]ferdinandthong wrote: »
Look all over the packaging and it did not mention anything about what type of rice it is.
Yes it did, try again[/quote]
No it did notferdinandthong wrote: »suziecue20 wrote: »If you are eating out just ask the serving person what type it is but the amount you eat will have to be a guestimate.
I'm not eating out, just that I feel like want to eat some rice during my diet. If I must guestimate, i will rather give up eating rice. I do not put any food into my mouth if i do not know the calories during my diet
Seek professional help asap
Read carefully i did it only during dieting, i still eating out when necessary[/quote]
Read carefully, seek professional help ASAP. [/quote]
Stop trolling bro, go ahead and tell someone do not count their calories when they trying to lose fat. You got nice body but small brain.[/quote]
Nice strawman, I'm sure you know what that is since you're so smart.
"just that I feel like want to eat some rice during my diet. If I must guestimate, i will rather give up eating rice. I do not put any food into my mouth if i do not know the calories during my diet"
^Totally normal and rational, right?
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