Spaghetti is relatively high in both calories and carbohydrates. You can save some calories by not adding any sauce, butter, oil, cream, or meat, etc. Some people who feel that they need carbohydrates for working out, eat spaghetti beforehand.
It depends on what type of pasta you eat. We suggest whole wheat pasta as it is more filling which means you won't eat as much of it like you would with regular white pasta.
A tip is to make your sauce, whichever that may be..tomato, is the lowest fast option. A rule of thumb is to keep your pasta intake at a healthy level is by eating a smaller amount of pasta and more of the topping. (meat, vegetables, sauce etc) A trick we find helpful is instead of traditionally serving your pasta first on the plate, pour your sauce/topping on the plate first and then sprinkle a cup of pasta over top.
well, it depends no your life style, if u sit al day doing nothing and watching tv then u will gain ,but if your an active person and in to sports,
workout or doing cardio then it will have no effect on your body
puls if your ectomorp it will have no effect at all no matter what you will it:))
Any food with calories can be fattening. Consuming more calories than you expend can lead to fat gain.
pasta is a high carbohydrate food, too many carbohydrates can lead to weight gain so pasta has the potential to be fattening.
well if ur fat than i guess so
well, most pastas don't have any fat in them, but if you load it down with cheese, sauce and other food it could be pretty unhealthy.
spaghetti, like every type of pasta does not cointain fat. Fats are usually added to sauces
NO,noodles are not fattinigif you are on a diet to keep from putting all the fattening in your mouth you dont put all the butter and seasonig(condements) on it.
It's not about what you eat, it's about how much of it you eat. Pasta, in sensible amounts won't make you fat.
Pasta is a carbohydrate and therefore isn't fattening when eaten in small portions.
probably brown pasta, since brown rice is also more nateral
Pasta fattening-yes, but it's not fatty, it's mostly flour and eggs.
Yes it is, but it does have a lot of pasta in it so can be a little more fattening than other soups.
no, peanut is not fattening
diet, exercise, acai berry, pilates, colon cleanse, drink lots of water. No sugar, pasta, bread, or cheese. Nothing greasy or fattening.
They don't "become fattening". There's really no such thing as a "fattening" food, there's just how many calories you consume vs. how many calories you expend. If the balance is positive, you'll gain weight; if the balance is negative, you'll lose weight. Potatoes, bread, and pasta all contain lots of starch (in fact, it's very nearly all they are). Starch is a complex polysaccharide that, during digestion, gets broken down into simple saccharides ... "sugars". With that in mind, it should be obvious why eating too much of it could result in weight gain.
Yes, it is fattening.
NO. They can be fattening in fried form.
yes ham is very fattening
All alcohol is fattening!
http://wiki.answers.com/Q/What_are_some_frequently_asked_nutrition_questions with calories can be fattening.