Calorie Count

Yes, your body has to burn more calories anytime you are hotter or colder than it wants to be. I don't know how many more, though. You might try googling it?

If you are talking about how many calories exactly, find your BW (Body Weight) multiply it by how strenuous the activity you are doing is, (1 for sitting still, 2 for walking slowly, 3 for a slight jog, 4 for a sprint, and 5 for a sport like soccer or basketball) then multiply that by how long you are doing it for, (In hours) and then multiply that by 0.49. That should tell you how many calories. For example, if my BW was 100, I was playing soccer for 2 hours, my calculation would look something like this:

100 x 5 x 2 x 0.49 = 490

So I burned 490 caloried

There is no exact answer. Variations in calories are based on a few things. Some common bariations are based off of age, gender, height, weight, body type, and physical activity level.

She shouldn't be worrying about calories because when you are 14 you are still GROWING which means 1500 to 2000 calories but not of junk food. Just follow the Asian food pyramid, plenty of dark greens limit meat and animal products and go for whole grain bread products. Believe me, your pre-frontal cortex will thank you!

200

there is 110 calories per 1/2 cup prepared stove top stuffing, therefore there is 220 calories in one cup of prepared stuffing

The number of grams of sugar in ground cinnamon varies by brand. Some do not have any, and some may have up to three grams.

roughly 20 calories

When it comes to burning calories, how hard and for how long is much more important than what you do. Pretty much all activities that gives you the same increase in heart rate for the same time will burn the same amount of calories.

Now, it can be a bit difficult to get a good burn going doing canoeing, as most people won't have enough upper body endurance to paddle hard and fast and long. And it's dependent on weight, gender, age, fitness level etc.

But let's say about 300 calories/hour.

An average beef and cheese or beef and cheese has about 320 calories. If you want to know any other nutriton fact or the amount of calories in other foods, just google calories in ______ at googe.com My favorite calorie count site is caloriecount.about.com

Water (without additives like flavor or sugars) has ZERO caloric content.

For your average 8 oz serving of (tap) water you have

0 calories

0 fat

0 cholesterol

0 carbohydrates

0 protein

0 vitamin A

0 vitamin C

0 Iron (at least you're not supposed to be getting iron, however its been known to happen via old piping)

You may however get as much as 7 mg of sodium and 1% calcium nutritionally.

It depends on age, weight, height, level of physical activity etc. An average lightly active teen girl that's 5"2 and 100 pounds or so, should consume 50-60 grams of fat per day. for more information I added a link.

Most vegetables contain only a trace of fat. However, Corn is about 1% fat, and Avacado is a whopping 23% fat. BTW, research shows that vegetables should always be eaten with a small amount of fat to help the body absorb fat-soluble nutrients such as carotenoids.

A fresh cherry contains 5 calories, one cup contains about 90 calories, 3 grams of fiber, is a good source of vitamin C, and it's fat/sodium-free, too. Not bad if you're just grabbing a handful -- not a bowlful.

it all depends on what ingredients you use...

if you use canola oil or apple sauce or yougurt.

it all depends on what you put in the pancakes

Depends on how hard you're working, how fit you are, and how much muscles you have to work with. I can burn around of 900 cals in an hour, but it takes some doing to be able to maintain that output for that long. If you're just starting to get serious about exercise you might want to aim lower.

3280 kcal = 13,730 kJ

1Kg fat about 7000kcal.

NO ,IT IS NOT. 1 g OF FAT HAS 9 kcal /g. it is obvious that 1000g (1 kg ) of fat => 9000kcal!

Calories and pulses are very different things, not comparable.

You could buy a book that has each food and how many calories it has. For example, BBC GoodFood calorie count. You could note it down on a piece of paper, or make a document on a computer. Hope this helps :) !

It depends of the type of ham and the weight of the joint. To view examples of the calories in ham, please see the page link, further down this page, listed under Related Questions. Alternatively, please feel free to ask the question again and include more detail.

No.

However, there is the example of celery, which contains few calories. So few, in fact, that it takes more energy to digest it than your body can extract from it. In this way, celery can be considered a "negative" calorie food.