/r/VisualKcal
An image-based subreddit of food items and their calorie content per serving. Learn how to eyeball calorie content, and gain an intuitive understanding of caloric density.
/r/VisualKcal
Domino
heres what im thinking:
~150g hand pulled noodles = ~200 calories, ~80g tofu + meat = ~100 calories, and another 200ish calories for the oil and sauce?
just need some second opinions. thanks so much!
Hello Everyone,
Could you please help me estimate this Langos? It contains deep fried dough with garlic sauce, shredded cheese, red onion, and diced bacons. It's around man's palm size with thickness around 1.5~2cm ish. Estimation will be much appreciated, thanks!
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Trying to learn how to eyeball. I feel like the real life portion is a bit bigger and it's a restaurant dish so probably has extra oils. I went with:
Could be way off. Does anyone have any advice?
Any tips on how to eyeball calories?
Is there some other place with similar content? I really like to see pictures with calories next to it, it's helps me build intuition.
I was premaking my snack bag for tomorrow (gotta put my head down and study!) and I wondered what it would be like if I wasn't choosing a "healthy" snack. It's wild how calorie dense they are! It's easy to overeat on them.
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