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a 100 gram chapati made with fat 328 Kcals
a 100 gram chapati without fat 202 Kcals
everyones chapatis are differnet weights and sizes so youll have to weigh your chapati and work it out
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One nutritional calorie is equal to 100 calories?
One Calorie (capital c) equals one kilocalorie (kcal) equals 1000 calorie.
What do children in India eat for breakfast?
chappati
How many kilojules are in a calorie?
4.184 Kilojoules make up 1 calorie. If you have any food product that contains for example around 400 Kj it will then obviously be the equivalent to about 95 calories. 50 calories will be the equivalent to around 210 Kj
1 calorie equals how many kg of body weight?
There are 0.00012959782 kg of body weight in a single calorie. To lose one kg of body weight, just over 7700 calories must be burned.
What food can you get in India?
idly ,wada,rice,chappati,dosa,
How many kcal is 2107.20 calories?
kcal is short for kilocalories, and 1 kilocalorie equals 1000 "small calories." The term "calorie" and "kilocalorie" are often used interchangeably, but technically, the calorie count you see on a food label is in Calories (uppercase) or kilocalories. So, 1 Calorie equals 1 kilocalorie. To answer your question: it seems most likely that in your case 2107.20 Calories equals 2107.20 kilocalories. They are one and the same. For reference, 2107.20 kilocalories = 2107.20 Calories = 2107200 calories.
What is the lowest calorie coffee?
Many coffees are 0 calorie.
What does a upper case calorie mean?
An uppercase Calorie is a unit of energy, short for kilocalories. This is the same as the "calories" listed on nutrition labels, and equals 1000 lowercase calories.
How do you spell chappati?
The spelling of the Asian flatbread is variously chapati, chapatti, or chapathi.
If you eat 2 chappati how much colaries are tnhey?
4500 colaries are included
How many calorie are in a pumpkin chocolate chip cookie?
88 calorie.
What equals 9 calories of energy?
At 4.2 Joules per calorie it's 37.8 Joules.
