Calorie Count

A raw plum about 2" in diameter (~66 g or .15 lbs) contains 7g of sugar.

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The average strawberry contains 4 calories, although this can range from 2-6 calories depending on the strawberry's size. 3 strawberries, therefore, could contain anywhere from 6 to 18 calories.

The information you need can be found at:

http://www.ehow.com/how_5071440_determine-calories-needed-maintain-weight.html

Note: BMR = The answer to the calculation in step 1 of the website

This is also not 100% accurate as the exercise intensity per day is not specified. Unless you can find out how many calories you burn during exercise per day, you would not get an exact answer.

for every mile you run you burn around 100 so the faster you run, the quicker you burn 500 calories. Also, if you run faster, it will probably be around 120 or 130 per mile. So I would do a full out run (not jogging, not sprinting) and towards the end of your run, do a burst of sprints in between jogs.

To lose weight.

That depends on the weights (quantities) and cooking method. For the calories in potatoes by weight and cooking method, and the calories in green beans by weight, both raw and cooked, please see the page links, further down this page, listed under Related Questions.

In olden days, scientists had not attained a state to realize the relation between heat and mechanical energy. So in that situation they have coined a word calorie for the unit of heat. One more point that only cgs system was active in those days. Calorie is defined as the heat required to rise the temperature of one gram of water through one degree celcius. If s calorie of heat is required to rise the temperature of one gram of any substance then s is said to be the specific heat of the substance.

Later science got good advancement, heat was also measured in terms of the unit of mechanical energy ie joule. So the amount of heat energy in joules to rise the temperature of one gram of water was found to be 4.18 joule. Hence mechanical equivalent of heat is said to be 1 calorie = 4.18 joule

So the heat energy in joule required to rise the temperature of one kilo gram (not one gram) of substance is defined as the specific heat capacity. Capacity has been added along with specific heat. Many modifications gradually came into the scene. Absolute scale was found and unit for temperature kelvin got introduced.

So just heat, one gram and celcius all have become obsolete. They have been replaced by energy, one kilo gram and kelvin respectively. This is also to be treated as evolution in probing the secret of nature in a systematic way.

Hence in case of water, its specific heat capacity was found to be 4180 joule/kg/K.

Go to Germany and find out your self you lazy twit

if you eat like 3 meals a day and about 6 snacks you might burn a lot but that is good

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Fruits and vegetables without citric acid are considered non-citrus. There is no other term to describe them. All that can be said is that vegetables and fruits with citric acid are known as citrus fruits, and vegetables and fruits without citric acid are not known as citrus fruits.

An average fruit scone (about 70g- smallish) contains prob 250 calories

131 or 129 ATP

Its healthy for a child to do activities for at least 1 hour and a half and only watch TV for 30 minutes then can do anything else for the rest of the day each day for each week.

Depends on how hard you go at it, but I'd guess somewhere in the 1200-2000 calorie range.

Many things can equal 400 calories. Here are a few...

* 5 to 6 medium apples

* 6 medium oranges

* 2 to 3 glasses of 2% milk

* Small stack of chooclate chip pancakes

* 2 medium / large bowls of plain oatmeal

* Crackers (10 to 15) and 4 to 6 ounces of cheese

* 2 to 3 hot dogs (no buns, with small toppings like ketchup)

* 1 to 2 hot dogs (with buns, with toppings)

* 2 to 3 servings of nuts (varies based on type of nut)

* Peanut butter and jelly sandwich

* 4 slices of toast (with butter)

* 2 servings (small bowls) of ice cream

* 2 to 3 ice cream cones

* 4 small bags of M&Ms

* 2 Hershey bars

* Peanut butter and marshmallow fluff sandwich

* 6 to 8 large marshmallows

* 8 to 10 chocolate coins

* 2 bowls of cerreal (skim milk)

* 2 to 4 lattes (depending on the type of milk used, and size)

* 100 potato chips

* 4 "Chips Ahoy!" chocolate chip cookies

* Hamburger (with bun, with toppings)

* Average slice of cake, with icings and filling, 2 layers

* 4 to 6 home-baked chocolate chips cookies

* 4 to 6 home-baked sugar cookies

* 4 mini Snickers bars

* 2 regular-sized Milkway Bars

* 5 Mallomars

* 3 to 4 granola bars

* 6 ounces of chicken, marinated, with veggies

* 2 large rolls, 2 bowls of soup

and sooooo much more!

8 ox to 13 ox has about 158 calories to 235 calories...try a jagerbomb with the sigar free red bull it tastes about the same and after 3 your not going to be able to tell anyway..

Depends on the size/weight of your grapes. but if each grape weight 10g, in 50 grams there would be 30 calories

Andy's Frozen Custard is and all natural product and 90% fat free. They use only the freshest ingredients for the best tasting treats possible: from the country's finest milk, sugar, eggs and cream, to fresh-picked seasonal berries and homemade brownies.

3.5 ouces of Andy's Vanilla Frozen Custard is only 193 calories, less per ounce than Hagen Dazs Rocky Road and Ben & Jerry's Chocolate Chip Cookie Dough. At this time they do not have nutritional information on their toppings or other ingredients.

It contains 169 Calories per 174 g. it is high in digestible fiber. It is similar to rice in taste and texture. It has a rich source of minerals and vitamins, providing essential ingredients.

It depends on how fast your running and at what incline. These factors contribute to overall calories burned.

For instance:

I know for a fact if you run on a standard treadmill at a 9 minute mile and at 0 incline (no incline), then you burn approximately 120 calories per mile. Times 5.5 is 660 calories. The faster you run though, and at a higher incline you increase your calorie burn...

This is a standard formula, and everything concerning working out/calorie burn is unique to each individual... metabolic rates/body fat percentage/ etc., so unless you really need to know precisley for some odd reason, I wouldn't worry about being exactly precise.

The question is: Did you feel like you got a good cardio workout?

Well doing sit-ups just makes your stomach tighter , if you really wanna loose the weight try swimming running or jogging those are the quickest wasy to loose weight . I hoped this answer help :)