To all who replied to do you eat fruit
XxxxDONNA
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I count all my fruit. I started thread as mate of mine said ya dint need to and i said she was wrong and ya have to count fruit. Ya proved me CORRECT She laughs at me when i put a orange in my dairy I say if i bite it i write it
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i love that. I bite it i write it, I count my fruit as well0
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Fruit has calories-simple fact!! and a boat load of sugar.. So yes, if you bite it log it0
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log it!!!! Its contributes to your daily caloric intake - and high in sugar!0
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I log all my fruits and veggies. Spices too usually. A calorie is a calorie.0
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I never heard that one. But I agree. Log it. I log everything. Even things tjat are 0 cal.0
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I count and weigh all my fruit especially if I'm chucking it into a smoothie.0
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It makes sense and great slogan. I even log bottle water that I drink!0
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A banana can have 100 calories. That's a lot not to count. Is your friend doing Weight Watchers, by any chance?0
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I log it all...individual peices of gum to spices. I am in the "a calorie is a calorie" group. I want to know what everything is costing me so I know if I need to work harder that night at my work out or if I did ok and can maybe take a night off. If you bite it, you write it. Love it!0
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My daughter said ww does not have you count fresh fruit but I do.0
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fruit for sure, but spices? no most are calorie free0
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Oh good, since the other thread only got 100+ replies. :ohwell:0
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I log the logs I produce from eating fruit.0
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Not all fruits are high in sugar! I ate 1/2 cup of raspberries and it only had 3 grams of sugar. But, yes log it in because it will keep track of the nutrional value such as vitamin c and other nutrients, plus the calories.0
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I log the logs I produce from eating fruit.
lulz.
it would be silly not to log fruit, one little plum is like 50 cals... even veggie cals add up FAST
i can easily eat 200 cals of broccoli and cauli, why wouldn't you log that??0 -
My daughter said ww does not have you count fresh fruit but I do.
The WW formula assumes a certain number of calories for fruits and veggies, so that's why they don't have to be counted. MFP doesn't do that.0 -
If you eat it and it has calories (which everything does mostly unless its water) log it!! :laugh:0
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