I just weighed a cucumber...
zfitgal
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I just measured/ weighed a cucumber....I feel so strange doing that lol. I know everything adds up, but seriously? lol
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I divided 198 grams of green bell pepper into 4 servings and used the decimal. Yeah, I get it.1
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You're normal here on mfp haha2
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haha, it's so funny because when I talk to my friends they're all like..it's a vegetable!! It's free. They think I'm nuts and sometimes I think so too lol. I guess u guys are nuts with me1
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haha, it's so funny because when I talk to my friends they're all like..it's a vegetable!! It's free. They think I'm nuts and sometimes I think so too lol. I guess u guys are nuts with me
I ate almost 600 calories of vegetables today. Tell them, no, they're not free. Boy how I wish they were.1 -
I ate almost 600 calories of vegetables today. Tell them, no, they're not free. Boy how I wish they were.[/quote]
I usually eat 250bin veggies1 -
Taking it just a little too far 🤣😂🤣😂6
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If only vegetables were free!! But they are amazingly low and so good!
My dinner was a small steak with grilled carrots and 2 grilled beets (if you guys haven’t tried that yet, you are seriously missing out) and a greek style salad of cherry tomatoes, cucumbers, red onion and avocado. My plate was overflowing with food and that wasn’t even 400 calories. More than a 2/3 of that was meat. It’s crazy!0 -
I always weigh my cucumbers. Also my onions, tomatoes, summer squash, and generally all my veggies and fruits. The most calorie-laden single one I ate yesterday had only 84 calories. Most only had calories in the 20s or 30s.
By the end of the day, the veg/fruit added up to 347 calories . . . which is why I weigh my cucumbers. Did it all the way through losing 50 pounds, and still doing it going into year 3 of maintenance.7 -
I like accurate data. Will help me in being more precise in finding my maintenance sweet spot.2
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While it might seem silly to weigh something like that, I really believe if you start out weighing every darn thing, it really helps the habit take hold. If you only weigh some stuff, some of the time, it never really becomes second nature. And good habits make this so much easier :drinker:4
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I have no shame. I weigh my Cucumbers.1
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The joy of macros. I understand the strangeness0
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I always weigh my cucumbers. Also my onions, tomatoes, summer squash, and generally all my veggies and fruits. The most calorie-laden single one I ate yesterday had only 84 calories. Most only had calories in the 20s or 30s.
By the end of the day, the veg/fruit added up to 347 calories . . . which is why I weigh my cucumbers. Did it all the way through losing 50 pounds, and still doing it going into year 3 of maintenance.
I weighed one yesterday because it was a huge one my sister got from the farmers market! Higher than 150 calories!! But I take a cucumber everyday to work with me and if I had to weigh that one, which is somedays a bit bigger and somedays a bit smaller, everyday, I might go crazy!!2 -
I weigh spinach. And lettuce. Partly because I want to make sure the bag lasts as many meals as I've planned for.0
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I don't weigh my cucumbers, because I don't like cucumbers, but you can bet that I weigh my broccoli and my carrots and every morsel that goes in my mouth. Because *sigh* I will eat all the things if I don't see how many calories I'm shoving in my mouth.2
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I weigh cucumber as well lol, but not spinach or or other leafy vegetables 😬0
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