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As a calorie counter, I have thoughts on this. Comparing foods at the supermarket based on 100g base units is easier, true. But that means you need a scale ever
by Swizec 4y ago
As a calorie counter, I have thoughts on this. Comparing foods at the supermarket based on 100g base units is easier, true. But that means you need a scale every time you eat anything. It’s waaaay easier to go “yeah that’s about 1/3rd of the package” (and accurate enough for me).
So really I’d love nutritional labels that have both.
- HTTP418 4y agoIf everything was based on 100g, people would become used to roughly weighing things with their hands and knowing roughly how many calories are in their food.