Hey, ya'll! Mornin'
willdo
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Yet another newbie here. Hoping to be a body deprived of poundage (soon). Anybody know how many calories is in a hard boiled egg? Been lookin' all mornin'. Came across this site and decided it would be most beneficial to join.
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Yet another newbie here. Hoping to be a body deprived of poundage (soon). Anybody know how many calories is in a hard boiled egg? Been lookin' all mornin'. Came across this site and decided it would be most beneficial to join.0
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Welcome! This is a great site, with wonderful,supportive people!
In your food diary, type in egg and it will list the nutritonal info for you.0 -
70 with yolk, 17 without.0
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Thanks bunches. :happy:0
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It's amazing how many calories are in egg yolk:noway:0
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That is crazy!!:noway: :noway: I never knew that it was that much of a differnece!!! CRAZY0
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Hi, and welcome to MFP, I just wanted to wish you good luck on your weight loss journey, you can do this.0
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Thanks again guys! I feel better knowing ya'll are out there.
(I ate the whole egg n it was tasty! HaHa) 0 -
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http://dietbites.com/eggcalories.html
Calories in Egg Yolks
The yolk is extremely high in cholesterol, containing more than two-thirds of the recommended daily limit of 300 mg! However, the yolk has many health strengths necessary for immunity, healthy skin, nerves and vision. The yolk contains good amounts of B Vitamins, Vitamin A, iron and riboflavin.
Interesting Yolk: Many tempera paints, which artists have used for centuries, contain an egg yolk base.
Calories in Egg Whites
Egg whites are very low in calories, have no fat, no cholesterol, and are loaded with protein. The egg white is less likely than the yolk to harbor dangerous salmonella, but due to the health risks that raw eggs present, consumption is highly discouraged by medical experts.
Many athletes drink raw egg concoctions, and other than being unsafe, it is not for the 'weak at stomach' individuals.
Calories Based on one large egg:
Egg White 17 calories
Egg Yolk 59 calories
Fried Egg 92 calories
Hard-Boiled Egg 76 calories
Poached Egg 76 calories
Scrambled Egg 100 calories (includes addition of milk in recipe)
Diet Tip - Reducing Recipe Calories Containing Eggs
For those on a very restrictive diet, there are some wonderful health-smart egg products on the market that aid in reducing unhealthy cholesterol levels. EggBeaters is a wonderful egg substitute and if you are watching your waistline, you could reap very good results by incorporating this product into your diet.
Even though the egg is a relatively low calorie food, when one is dieting they want to cut every calorie possible to achieve maximum weight loss. To cut back on the calorie of your eggs, try using one yolk and two whites. For less than 100 calories, you've got a luscious and light meal.0 -
hmm me thinks hdtoolgirl is an "egg-head"?
just kidding - great info and very eye opening0 -
Actually, I hate eggs!! We had chickens on our farm when I was a kid, and after having to go get them out of a coop, covered in chicken s*^t everyday, you loose your desire to eat eggs. I just googled it!!0
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too funny - just sent u a mail ....0
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