Calorie count for one?
1303396
Honestly - sent the directly to my daugher so I don't know - but she said she and her 8 yr. old loved them
2155531
One portion is one "cube", and there are nine cubes per individual package. Each portion is 400 calories so 9x400 gets your 3600 cals per package. In a case of ten you would have 90 cubes (servings of 400 cals) although once the package is opened you should quickly (in a few days) consume the rest of that package's servings.
1174612
No, and you don't need a "calorie counter". The numbers that heart rate monitors and exercise machines report as "calories burned" are basically just made up "estimates". Every body's metabolism is different, and even for the same person your metabolism does not work the same all the time. "Calories burned" is estimated so loosely that it is for all intents and purposes total guess work. Instead pay attention to how much time you are spending in your target heart zone. Your max heart rate is 208 - (0.7 x your age). Ultimately your target zone should be 70% to 80% of your max heart rate but you will of course have to start somewhere less than that and work your way up. You need to pay attention to how much time you spend in the target zone - 20 to 30 mins per day gives you the maximum cardiopulmonary benefit, above and beyond that is for endurance training or competitive purposes. This doesn't count stretching and warm up at the beginning or cool down and stretching at the end. All told, for cardio-pulmonary health, about an hour a day will give you most of the benefits possible. You can of course exceed that, but you won't get that much more in the way of cardio-pulmonary health. Regardless of how much time you spend working out, the "calories burned" estimates really don't mean a thing. Just train to your target zone, stay in there at least 20 to 30 mins, don't forget stretching and warmu-up/cool down, and everything will fall into place. Pay more attention to inches lost than weight loss - as you put on muscle mass, it takes up less space than the fat so inches will melt off faster than the weight. You are replacing flabby fat with firm muscle and the muscle does weigh more. Anyway you don't need to worry about "calories burned" - pay attention to your training zones because that's where the benefits are. None of these devices can give you an accurate estimate of how many "calories" you are "burning".
1959780
It only works if you have your heart strap on, but you would push the bottom button on the right side of the watch. Continue to push the button until you see calories counted. It may take about 3 pushes of the button to get to it.
1474397
I do no think it counts calories. It does a great job of heart rate. Telling time. Stop watch and others. Way to use I have a separate device I use for calories. Put a new battery in it pretty quick. Mine went dead fast with the original but great after replacing
147017
I have never used it to count calories actually I used it as a timer, a watch and a heart beat monitor. it did that well when it was working
1211734
This one does distance, steps taken and calories. I always question how accurate the calories are on these little pedometers but then I question that on any exercise machines also. Let's face it, if we eat too much we know it.
1925970
No, though it will give a calorie burn count based on revolutions and resistance.
689955
It tells you your active time!!! Like for today I've been active for 10 minutes and walked 1700 steps .84 miles and burned 84.7 calories.
2010901
I do not have a clue.... the box probably says but they are long gone. If you are worried about the calories you should change your thinking.... one cookie is a reward for being a wonderful person, for deserving a treasure in your mouth. The REAL problem might be only eating one.
330156
I don't really know, but think that one scoop is 100 calories and 1-1/4 would then be 125.
1455125
The calorie count is not on the package, but assuming this is the equivelent of a tablespoon, it would be about 95 calories.
1946116
Nope. You have to find an online calculator to calculate calories burned based on heart rate.
1363748
It does an estimated calorie count based on the amount of steps you take. It won't factor in any other activity.
1100819
No, it varies. In some it is very close and others much less or a little more. Here is a link to look up the ones you want.http://caloriecount.about.com/thinkthin-nutrition-m1058
1511533
I don't count calories I count carbs. When I make my rolls they have two to three carbs each. I've lost 32 pounds and counting. Best product I've found yet.
238092
Yes, it tells the amount of calories burned. It tracks steps, distance, calories burned, and fat burned.