How do you measure the black bean spaghetti and know the calorie count that accompanies it?
2090618
First time I used a scale but separating it dry would give a good guesstamite
2090619
I measured mine dry with a food scale and then cooked. You could use that and then take 1 cooked portion and translate it to cups or cooked weight if that's what you preferred.
2089009
http://www.livestrong.com/thedailyplate/nutrition-calories/food/cafe-essentials/mocha-java-powder/ This site has the nutrition info.
1356451
Not really sure. I do know the FDA ruled that if a serving of food is less that 5 calories, companies can label it as 0 calories. Same with sugar and carbs (less than 1g), so maybe fiber they can do the same. Konjac noodles are 97% water and 3% fiber, so that would be my guess.Good question, I never thought about it. I might email miracle noodles and see if I can get an answer.I did just go to their website and saw nutritional information. Carbs is labeled as "<1g-only fiber." So I'm thinking they just wanted to label everything as 0 this 0 that for marketing. But there is less than 1g of fiber per serving. Hope that helps. Not really sure. I do know the FDA ruled that if a serving of food is less that 5 calories, companies can label it as 0 calories. Same with sugar and carbs (less than 1g), so maybe fiber they can do the same. Konjac noodles are 97% water and 3% fiber, so that would be my guess.Good question, I never thought about it. I might email miracle noodles and see if I can get an answer.I did just go to their website and saw nutritional information. Carbs is labeled as "<1g-only fiber." So I'm thinking they just wanted to label everything as 0 this 0 that for... » Read More Not really sure. I do know the FDA ruled that if a serving of food is less that 5 calories, companies can label it as 0 calories. Same with sugar and carbs (less than 1g), so maybe fiber they can do the same. Konjac noodles are 97% water and 3% fiber, so that would be my guess.Good question, I never thought about it. I might email miracle noodles and see if I can get an answer.I did just go to their website and saw nutritional information. Carbs is labeled as "<1g-only fiber." So I'm thinking they just wanted to label everything as 0 this 0 that for marketing. But there is less than 1g of fiber per serving. Hope that helps. « Show Less
1702294
Karen a tablespoon is a huge amount so the serving size is based on a teaspoon. Having said that based on the label there are of carbohydrate at 1g per teaspoon and only trace amounts fat and protein (less than 0.1g) which gives 5Kcal per teaspoon (5 Calories) and 2.35mg of Sodium. It is after all a mix of coconut sap and sea salt. I hope this helps
146093
Mix with 360 calorie boost and make a chocolate coffee additive works the best for me (need the calories)
1629455
I am not sure. I know that I have made enough spaghetti for ten people and still had plenty of room. Sorry, but I love mine.
861404
Serving size 2 tbsp, 50 calories, 25 calories from fat, 3g of saturated fat, 8g carbs: 2g sugar, 4g fiber
664835
Each package of spaghetti has 8 grams of fat, 4 grams are saturated. Each package holds 4 servings.
410356
It is a vegetable (corn) and eaten plain would be 130 calories for 1/4 cup. That amount cooked would make a good serving. However, it really tastes great with some margarine and cheddar cheese which would increase the calories. At least add some margarine or butter. Don
1674137
1 serving is 1 heaping Tbsp. and is 60 calories. 0 grams of fat, 10 mg. sodium, 2 grams carbohydrates, <1gram of fiber, 1 g sugar, 12 G protein, 2 mg. iron, phosphorus 80 mg
934356
Yes, and it's really easy... 1. Place the stem into at least 1 inch of crushed-ice with water. Do not let the stem touch the bottom of container. 2. Press the CAL button for 2 seconds. CAL appears on the display for 2 seconds, then 32.0F appears.
1861984
The Nutrition value is listed online at: http://nutritiondata.self.com/facts/cereal-grains-and-pasta/5678/2 http://www.nutritionvalue.org/Barley%2C_hulled_nutritional_value.html
1770661
I don't know exact measurements, but I would compare them to spaghetti and linguine noodles. Hope that helps.
621778
This tea has no *added* sugars, so it is probably in the range of an average black tea with around two to three calories per 8 oz serving (according to the FDA). If you add milk, sugar, honey, or anything else, those ingredients will alter the calorie count.
1443863
You have to wear to the heart strap detector to measure your heart rate and hence calculate the calories. I hope this helps.
1786900
I am sorry that I can't answer this question. I have filled the jar to half, then added liquid, then added more fruit - or vegetables. I have never measured or weighed the contents. To be sure, you can go to Blendtec.com - they must have specifications as well as a way to ask questions. Good luck.
2119009
First, turn the unit on and put your empty container on the scale. Zero the scale then place the food you want to weigh in the container. It will give you the weight of the food only without the weight of the container. While the food is still on the scale use the alphabet keys (you'll have to step through the letters, such as, for the letter "c" push the key marked "abc" until the letter "c" appears). After you have entered the name of the food it should give you options (such as, for apple there will be choices for whether the apples are raw, cooked, etc.) after you choose what option you want push the key marked "points plus" and it will give you the points plus value for the weight and type of food you've selected. The unit does not have an "off" key; it turns itself off in about two minutes. That's all there is to using the scale!