The average ice cream has 150 calories per serving, with 80 of those being from fat, and virtually no fiber in it at all.
Because it can help people manage the amount of food they are consuming if they are dieting or trying to cut down on fatty foods.
Between 300 and 400 hundred calories per 6 oz. :( So if you are trying to watch your waistline or have diabetes, this is probably a poor choice. Remember, the sweeter the wine, the higher the sugar content.
Regardless of the fat content of candy, it generally contains a high number of calories. If the calories consumed are greater than the calories burned, typically weight is gained. If you were to eat a no-fat, low-no sugar candy then weight gain would be minimal. If you are trying to gain weight it is not recommended either. It is not very nutritional and it is one of the worst foods to eat when trying to loose or gain weight.
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Depends on the pudding,many are 110 sometimes more,while others could be 60 calories
It can be, depending on the amount of fat (3 grams and under is considered fairly healthy), the ingredients in the product, and how many calories you require as well as the calories you burn. Snacks made with ingredients that are poor in nutritional content are not healthy snacks, no matter how low the calories are. Always check the ingredients and nutritional information before deciding what to eat. If you are trying to lose weight, burn more calories than you consume.
you don't burn any, you'll get more calories instead
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About 1500 calories
Depends on what youre trying to determine
The non-diet caffeinated Coca Cola has about 39 grams of sugar! and 34.5 mg of caffein in a 12 ounce serving. Sugar contains 4 calories per gram and so 12 ounces of Coca Cola contains 156 calories of sugar. Tea has nearly twice the caffeine per ounce, coffee has 4 to 5 times.See: "Caffeine Database" http://www.energyfiend.com/the-caffeine-database See caffeine content: http://wilstar.com/caffeine.htm The caffeine content is not that high, so the main effect will come from the large sugar content of Coca Cola. That would be great if you are trying to gain weight, or need to recover from an overdose of insulin as a diabetic. Otherwise, no one needs that much sugar. Over weight is considered a risk for heart disease, diabetes and even cancer. If you have to drink it, do what I do and drink the diet version.