cereals cooked with milk
eggs poached in milk
vegetables anointed with butter
cheese souffles
potatoes, scalloped, mashed, or creamed
custards and custard sauces
oyster stew—half and half
cakes, cookies, tarts—with ice cream
strawberries, peaches and cream
cantaloupe _à la mode_, pie _à la mode_—
Indeed, anything _à la mode_ is the right mode for Miss Gaunt!
Whee! Merely setting down such a list makes us feel as though we’d put
on ten pounds. Pardon us while we unhook our stays!
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And may you, Miss Gaunt, soon be doing the same! BUT—don’t overdo it!
Mrs. Plenteous knows it is hard to _melt_. Set your goals to look and
feel your best.
TABLE OF CALORIES
Take your calories in good, reliable, tasty, and health-building foods
first. Expand cautiously.
DAIRY PRODUCTS
Average Serving Calories
Whole Milk 1 glass (8 oz.) 170
Skimmed Milk 1 glass 85
Buttermilk 1 glass 85
Cheese (American) 1 ounce 110
Cottage Cheese, creamed ½ cup 120
Cream Cheese 2 tablespoons 110
Cream (coffee) 2 tablespoons 60
Cream (heavy) 2 tablespoons 100
Cream (whipped) 2 tablespoons 50
Half-and-half ¼ cup 80
Butter 1 tablespoon 100
Ice Cream ⅙ quart 205
VEGETABLES (raw)
Lettuce ¼ head 10
Cabbage 1 cup 25
Celery 2 stalks 5
Carrots 1 medium 20
GREEN VEGETABLES (cooked)
Cabbage ½ cup 20
Greens ½ cup 25
Asparagus ½ cup 20
Green Beans ½ cup 15
Broccoli ½ cup 20
ROOT VEGETABLES (cooked)
Carrots ½ cup 20
Beets ½ cup 35
Potato (plain) 1 medium 100
Potatoes (scalloped) ½ cup 120
Potatoes (mashed) ½ cup 120
Sweet Potato 1 medium 180
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