How To Cook What Do 200 Calories In Different Foods Look Like - Recipe

Marko Balašević Author: Marko Balašević Time for reading: ~1 minutes Last Updated: August 08, 2022
How To Cook What Do 200 Calories In Different Foods Look Like - Recipe

Learn how to cook "What 200 calories look like in different foods". Delicious recipe.

Summer is approaching and each of us is thinking about what it will look like in a swimsuit. One thinks that a handful of jelly bears are not very harmful, but in fact only 51 grams of them contain as many calories as nearly 600 grams of broccoli or 3 whole eggs would give you. Which sounds more acceptable and more suitable for your diet?

The average adult needs 2000-2500 calories a day, but this, of course, depends a lot on physical activity and lifestyle in general.

We suggest you see how many 200 calories are in different foods and products.

Apples - 385 grams. 

 

Butter - 28 grams 

 

Broccoli - 588 grams 

 

Cooked pasta - 145 grams 

 

Sausage - 66 grams 

 

Kiwi - 328 grams 

 

Eggs - 150 grams 

 

Celery 1425 grams 

 

Peppers - 740 grams 

 

Canned black beans - 186 grams 

 

Donuts with glaze - 52 grams 

 

Franzella - 72 grams 

 

Avocado - 125 grams 

 

Sweet corn (canned) - 308 grams 

 

Carrots - 570 grams 

 

Canned green peas - 357 grams 

 

Dried apricots - 83 grams 

 

Fried bacon - 34 grams 

 

Grapes - 290 grams 

 

Jelly bears - 51 grams 

 

Melon - 553 grams 

 

Ketchup - 226 grams 

 

Red onion - 475 grams 

 

Rapeseed oil - 23 grams 

 

Whole milk - 333 ml  

 

Balsamic vinegar - 200 ml 

 

Corn flour - 55 grams 

 

Wheat flour - 55 grams 

 

Brown sugar - 53 grams 

 

Chips - 37 grams 

 

Peanut butter - 34 grams 

 

Salted nuts - 33 grams

 

Chocolates - 36 grams

 

Dragees - 40 grams

 

Irish liqueur cream - 60 milliliters

 

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