Diet and Health; With Key to the CaloriesPeters, Lulu Hunt
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Diet and Health; With Key to the Calories
Peters, Lulu Hunt
Diet
Potato Chips......scant........... 1 oz. 100 C.
A.h., 8-10 pieces.... 100 C.
Radishes.......................... 1 lb. 100 C.
A.h., 6 red button.... 15 C.
Spinach....................... 1-1/2 lb. 100 C.
A.h., 1/2 cup......... 25 C.
Squash............................ 1 lb. 100 C.
A.h., 2h. tbsp........ 25 C.
Tomatoes.......................... 1 lb. 100 C.
A.h., 1 large......... 50 C.
Turnips........................... 1 lb. 100 C.
A.h., 2 h. tbsp....... 25 C.
FRUITS
Apple............................. 7 oz. 100 C.
1 average size......... 50 C.
Banana............................ 5 oz. 100 C.
1 small............... 100 C.
Berries.............average....... 5 oz. 100 C.
1 small cup........... 100 C.
Cantaloupe........................ 1 lb. 100 C.
A.h., 1/2 melon....... 100 C.
Cherries.......................... 5 oz. 100 C.
A.h., 1 small cup..... 100 C.
Grapes............................ 5 oz. 100 C.
A.h., 1 small bunch... 100 C.
Lemons (5 oz. each)............... 2 100 C.
They won't make you thin.
Average size........... 30 C.
Oranges (9 oz. each).............. 1 100 C.
Peaches (5 oz. each).............. 2 100 C.
Average size........... 50 C.
Pears (6 oz. each)................ 1 100 C.
Average size........... 90 C.
Pineapple, fresh.................. 7 oz. 100 C.
2 slices, 1 in. thick. 100 C.
Plums, large..................... 3 or 4 100 C.
1 plum................. 30 C.
Watermelon.................... 1-1/2 lb. 100 C.
Large slice............ 15 C.
Dates (dry), large................ 3-4 100 C.
1 large................ 25 C.
Figs (dry), large................. 1-1/2 100 C.
1 large................ 65 C.
Prunes (dry), large............... 3 100 C.
1 large................ 35 C.
Stewed, 4 medium, with
4 tbsp. juice....... 200 C.
BREAD AND CRACKERS
Brown Bread, 1 slice, 3 in. in diam., 3/4 in. thick 100 C.
Corn Bread, 3 x 2 x 3/4 1-1/2 oz. 100 C.
Victory Bread, 1 slice, 3 x 4 x 1/2 in. 100 C.
White, gluten, rye, whole wheat, etc., practically same caloric value
per same weight. There is so little difference between the caloric value
of gluten bread and other breads that it is not necessary for reducing
to try to get it. (Toasted bread has the same caloric value that it had
before toasting. It is more easily digested, but just as fattening.
Advised, however, because it makes you chew.)
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