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Food calories list The food calories list is a table of everyday foods listing their calorie content per average portion. The food calories list also gives the calorie content in 100 grams so it can be compared with any other products not listed here. The table can be useful if you want to exchange a food with similar calorie content when following a weight loss low calorie program. The food calories list is broken down into sections based on the 5 basic food groups of a balanced diet. We want our food calories list to keep growing so if your food is not displayed simply email us and we will try to add it to the list.     Food calories list category:  number of calories Meat & Fish   |   free calorie counter fruit & veg   |  calorie content Milk & Dairy produce   |   how many calories in Fats & Sugar | Calories in Pizza  | Calories in wine  |  calories in fruit

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BREADS & CEREALS Portion size * per 100 grams (3.5 oz) energy content Bagel ( 1 average ) 140 cals (45g) 310 cals Medium Biscuit digestives 86 cals (per biscuit) 480 cals High Jaffa cake 48 cals (per biscuit) 370 cals Med-High Bread white (thick slice) 96  cals (1 slice 40g) 240 cals Medium Bread wholemeal (thick) 88  cals (1 slice 40g) 220 cals Low-med Chapatis 250 cals 300 cals Medium Cornflakes 130  cals (35g) 370 cals Med-High Crackerbread 17 cals per slice 325 cals Low Calories Cream crackers 35 cals (per cracker) 440 cals Low / portion Crumpets 93 cals (per crumpet) 198 cals Low-Med Flapjacks basic fruit mix 320 cals 500 cals High Macaroni (boiled) 238 cals (250g) 95 cals Low calorie Muesli 195  cals (50g) 390 cals Med-high Naan bread (normal) 300 cals (small plate size) 320 cals Medium Noodles (boiled) 175 cals (250g) 70 cals Low calorie Pasta ( normal boiled ) 330 cals (300g) 110 cals Low calorie Pasta (wholemeal boiled ) 315 cals (300g) 105 cals Low calorie Porridge oats (with water) 193 cals (350g) 55 cals Low calorie Potatoes** (boiled) 210 cals (300g) 70 cals Low calorie Potatoes** (roast) 420 cals (300g) 140 cals Medium Rice (white boiled) 420 cals (300g) 140 cals Low calorie Rice (egg-fried) 500 cals 200 cals High in portion Rice ( Brown ) 405 cals (300g) 135 cals Low calorie Rice cakes 28 Cals = 1 slice 373 Cals Medium Ryvita Multi grain 37 Cals per slice 331 Cals Medium Ryvita + seed & Oats 180 Cals 4 slices 362 Cals Medium Spaghetti (boiled) 303 cals (300g) 101 cals Low calorie

	*  Portion sizes will vary depending on the type and make of product purchased. Portion size is very often a subjective view and may again vary according to bowl, cup or plate size used. ** Potatoes are vegetables but listed here because they form a staple part of many meals. See a balanced diet section. NB. The food calories list shows products in alphabetical order. Most natural foods are calculated in tests and specific product values are calculated from their ingredients list or from manufacturers information. Some values may not be accurate and should only be used for general comparison purposes.   So Why Don't The Calorie Math Add Up?   If fat loss were as simple as "calories in vs. calories out", then how come some overweight people eat less yet STILL can't lose an ounce? If it were that simple, then those on 1200 calories per day should be losing some weight, right?   Well, it's your body's starvation response that warps the math so, low calorie dieting only works at the beginning. Your body cannot tell the difference between dieting and starvation, so it changes its physiology to adapt. During starvation mode, many experts agree that fat-storing hormones become active, and fat-burning enzymes decrease quickly, resulting in slowed fat loss! Thus, continuous fat loss requires you to avoid starvation mode altogether. You need to burn off the fat, but feed your muscles!   Tom's Program targets these issues by Burning the Fat & Feeding the Muscle - Click Here!       Negative calorie foods
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