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Labels might be 20% off or even 50% off, but still give you ballpark figure, and is better than nothing. I haven't had patience to precisely track calories, bu
by cuu508 14y ago
Labels might be 20% off or even 50% off, but still give you ballpark figure, and is better than nothing.
I haven't had patience to precisely track calories, but I find it enlightening to look at labels and compare. For example, my intuition tells peanuts are more calory-dense than carrots. But by how much? Oh, 14x! That's good to know--1kg of raw carrots might barely cover one meal, but 1kg of peanuts would power me for 3 days--careful!
- rm999 14y ago>I haven't had patience to precisely track calories, but I find it enlightening to look at labels and compare Yes, absolutely, everyone should do this (I certainly know how many calories are on the label of most things I eat). But you aren't counting calories.