how much calories

anonymous1210
anonymous1210 Posts: 22 Member
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Hi! I just had this Apple pie . Can you please tell me how much calories it has approx ?

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  • autumnblade75
    autumnblade75 Posts: 1,661 Member
    I'd guess likely 600. It looks really tasty, though.
  • LivingtheLeanDream
    LivingtheLeanDream Posts: 13,342 Member
    Its hard to tell the size of the pie, dimensions approx? plate size and photo size can make pie look deceivingly big?
  • autumnblade75
    autumnblade75 Posts: 1,661 Member
    LivingtheLeanDream wrote: »
    Its hard to tell the size of the pie, dimensions approx? plate size and photo size can make pie look deceivingly big?

    Forks, though, don't tend to vary as much.
  • LivingtheLeanDream
    LivingtheLeanDream Posts: 13,342 Member
    and that is a wooden disposable fork so it is hard to tell, if its supposed to be like those small individual pies (I'm thinking Mr Kipling and they run at around 225) but if its much bigger then it could be as much as 600 like you suggested.
  • callsitlikeiseeit
    callsitlikeiseeit Posts: 8,626 Member
    sometimes you just say ' whatever' and dont worry about it.
  • autumnblade75
    autumnblade75 Posts: 1,661 Member
    LivingtheLeanDream wrote: »
    and that is a wooden disposable fork so it is hard to tell, if its supposed to be like those small individual pies (I'm thinking Mr Kipling and they run at around 225) but if its much bigger then it could be as much as 600 like you suggested.

    Something did look off about that fork. Wooden, you say? I've never heard of Mr Kipling, either. Walmart's bakery sells small apple pies that run around 300 calories, too - but they don't stand so tall. It's really the pastry that makes it so tricky. But where do you live that wooden disposable forks are a thing? Or maybe I just live under a rock?
  • anonymous1210
    anonymous1210 Posts: 22 Member
    LivingtheLeanDream wrote: »
    Its hard to tell the size of the pie, dimensions approx? plate size and photo size can make pie look deceivingly big?

    Its normal sized, like a piece of pie. However , I ate the crust and removed 3/4 of the fillings.
  • paperpudding
    paperpudding Posts: 9,284 Member
    If you dont have access to a food scale at the time and the item came without packaging saying its weight - just guess and move on....
  • LivingtheLeanDream
    LivingtheLeanDream Posts: 13,342 Member
    edited February 2019
    anonymous1210 wrote: »
    LivingtheLeanDream wrote: »
    Its hard to tell the size of the pie, dimensions approx? plate size and photo size can make pie look deceivingly big?

    Its normal sized, like a piece of pie. However , I ate the crust and removed 3/4 of the fillings.

    As others say, log an amount, say 400 calories and move on. There's no problem having treats like that, if we consistently have a calorie deficit, we lose. I save around 200 calories every day to have something sweet, usually chocolate.
  • savithny
    savithny Posts: 1,200 Member
    No clue.
    It looks to be the size of a custard cup, but I can't tell.
    How thick is the pastry? How sweet is the filling?
    You could make a pie that size with very thin pastry and plain apples with only a teaspoon of cinnamon sugar, and it might be as little as 200-300 calories. Or it could be thick pastry and heavily sweetened apples, and be 500-600 calories.
  • cmriverside
    cmriverside Posts: 34,421 Member
    LivingtheLeanDream wrote: »
    I'm from the UK, they're trying to get away from plastic more and more to save the environment so there is a rise in wooden forks for take out food.

    Usually the "wooden" forks are made from bamboo, I think.

    Doesn't sound very environmentally advantageous to use actual wood...unless the UK is awash in trees. Bamboo is a fast-growing renewable resource, though.

    I think the pie is 400 calories. That's what I'd log.
  • Fatty_Nuff
    Fatty_Nuff Posts: 273 Member
    Ewww there's a housefly on it.
    Oh never mind, it's on my tablet. :/
  • 39flavours
    39flavours Posts: 1,494 Member
    Usually these forks are from sustainable sources and also they're biodegradable. There's a big push to cut down on single use plastics over here, I now have to feel guilty if I use a plastic straw!

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