To Log or Not to Log Thanksgiving

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  • mscoco10
    mscoco10 Posts: 527 Member
    I plan to log it and burn it up. I'm making all the family favorites but on the skinny side. I'm not going to tell them . I'm just going to wait and see if they notice. Reduced fat, fat free, 2%. turkey instead of pork here we come. LOL
  • kiesh82
    kiesh82 Posts: 131 Member
    I will log until I get tired of it. After a while trying to estimate the calories of something that someone else cooked gets tiring. I don't plan to go nuts and I definitely will not be having any leftovers after Thanksgiving Day!
  • mcdebbie
    mcdebbie Posts: 940 Member
    I've been thinking of trying to come up with a count before the day so I will know what I am eating. Maybe not log everything on the actual day but have an idea before I sit down at the table. Does anybody know of a site with the estimated totals for a typcial (haha) Thanksgiving dinner?
  • Curiosity wins, I am logging it. XD
  • mcdebbie
    mcdebbie Posts: 940 Member
    http://arrow.critter.net/thanksgiving.php

    hope this works, it's a pre set up calculator for common Thanksgiving items. My dinner came up to 1669 calories but I will probably have seconds of a few things (must be polite) so I am thinking 2000.

    this one is good too
    http://www.medicinenet.com/script/main/art.asp?articlekey=15241
  • jennaddy
    jennaddy Posts: 29 Member
    So many foods are brought pot-luck that it would just be pure guesswork on my part.

    This is how my family's Turkey Day is too.
    I decided that I will be logging everything; I will need to see just what all I'm eating just like any other day.
    With that in mind, I plan to try a bite of everything I like, limit myself to just ONE dessert, and stop eating when I'm full.
    Just because all that food is sitting there begging to be eaten, does not mean it has to!
  • rsdgirl
    rsdgirl Posts: 241 Member
    my only goal is to not go into "food coma" hahahaha
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