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Looks great!! Thanks for the recommendations! :)
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Trader Joe's are also 300 for 1 cup. http://traderjoesrecipes.net/trader-joes-rolled-oats/ If the database is wrong, you should correct it.
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I agree with what others have said! Also, I see that baby in your picture! If the baby is yours and you're breast feeding, you need to consume calories for that too! It's in the database as negative calories.
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Just so you know, the ingredients list, nutritional information, and a disclaimer for trace calories are all on their website: http://www.waldenfarms.com/nutrition_facts.html
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How about roasting chickpeas, instead of tree nuts? http://www.twopeasandtheirpod.com/honey-cinnamon-roasted-chickpeas/ :)
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BUMP stands for Bring Up My Post. But, people on this site use it incorrecty in order to have it on their list of posted topics for easy returning.
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It's generally more accurate and will be the one your doctor will use if you ask them to do it.
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Using your elbow breadth is far more accurate: http://health.bizcalcs.com/Calculator.asp?Calc=Frame-Size-Elbow
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The package calories include everything there, including the grease. EDIT: Unless the package says cooked/drained or something like that
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I'm in. :)
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MFP has me set at 1700 without working out. I'm young (19) and tall-ish (5'7") though and am set to -1 lb/week. I usually eat around there whether I work out or not. But if I had a really long day of swimming or something, I eat more.
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No. This is not true. 1 cup = 8 FLUID oz. which are not the same as 8 oz. (1/2 pound.) FLUID oz are a volume measurement, where oz are a weight measurement. Restauant employees are normally really good about amounts they put in dishes. New employees often are told to use a scale/measuring cup until they are familiar with…
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my 15 calorie multivitian. lol next is fat free milk and then multigrain cheerios
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The OP is using the recipe tool, the trouble they're having is determining how many total servings they have made in their entire batch. What I do, is after adding all the ingredients, I measure the entire batch (We have a large 8 C measuring cup), and put the number of servings at the number of cups, then when I add the…
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It's under My Home > Settings > Update diet/fitness profile Then under What is your goal? Change it to maintain current weight.
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You can change your MFP settings/calories to maintain instead of losing weight! :)
