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NY pizza eaters
JayZ1488
Posts: 258 Member
To all my NY dieters
What’s the calories in a cheese slice.
The calories here jump around way to much
What’s the calories in a cheese slice.
The calories here jump around way to much
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To all my NY dieters
What’s the calories in a cheese slice.
The calories here jump around way to much
I don't live in NY. Is there a standard pie size, and a standard number of slices? That matters.
Suggestion: Find a chain restaurant with a similar pizza style, where they have calorie information that includes size and number of pieces in a whole pizza. Use that calorie level to guide what you pick from the database.2 -
To all my NY dieters
What’s the calories in a cheese slice.
The calories here jump around way to much
I don't live in NY. Is there a standard pie size, and a standard number of slices? That matters.
Suggestion: Find a chain restaurant with a similar pizza style, where they have calorie information that includes size and number of pieces in a whole pizza. Use that calorie level to guide what you pick from the database.
I don’t think that will help. New York pizza is different from all pizza lol2 -
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To all my NY dieters
What’s the calories in a cheese slice.
The calories here jump around way to much
I don't live in NY. Is there a standard pie size, and a standard number of slices? That matters.
Suggestion: Find a chain restaurant with a similar pizza style, where they have calorie information that includes size and number of pieces in a whole pizza. Use that calorie level to guide what you pick from the database.
I don’t think that will help. New York pizza is different from all pizza lol
Size always matters, so does generosity of toppings. Look for *similar pizza* of known size, from a place that publishes calorie info. I could say that Detroit-style pizza is different from other pizza, too, but that doesn't mean I can't find chain nutrition info that's close enough to be useful. If someone here just shouts out a number to you, why do you think that would be more accurate? 😆6 -
Hmm ... Sicilian slice, grandma or regular?
John’s of Bleecker St? Di Fara or Koronet? Jk
Really thin slices like Patsys or Lombardis - 250..
Bleecker st Sicilian- I weighed it and entered 350.
Koronet on UWS and Benny Tudinos in Hoboken - huge slices — don’t eat the rest if the day lol.7 -
There are a lot of good recipes out there for NY style pizza. Maybe make your own, use the recipe builder, and use that for anytime you buy a slice. It would be close for calorie count.0
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https://www.nytimes.com/1994/09/14/garden/eating-well-fat-by-the-slice.html
Take with a grain of salt0 -
I've made my own NY style pizza. When I weighed and logged each ingredient, it brings the average cheese slices to 3500
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