ALPHABETIC CALORIE CHART-PAGE 8 - PANCAKES TO PUMPKIN

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When counting calories, do not think for one moment this will permit you to avoid sensible eating. For example, a piece of chocolate may have the same calories as a piece of fish (or whatever) but will not have the many essential minerals and protein you require. You will need to follow a proper food guide. You must not eat prepared foods or highly processed foods. Many of the nutrients which you require for mental and physical wellbeing are cooked and strained out of highly processed and pre-prepared foods. If you have a garden, try to grow your own fresh vegetables etc.
Your body also needs regular exercise: weight-lifting and resistance, moderate cardio-vascular training etc. Obviously, the system has been designed over millions of years to require a certain amount of movement and opposition. If you don't care for your body, the bones and muscles will deteriorate, resulting in sagging and eventual breaking.


T. = Tablespoon
1 oz.(imperial Ounce) = 28.350 grams
16 ozs. = 1 Lb.
1 Lb.(imperial Pound) = 0.45359243 kilogram
14 Lbs. = 1 Stone (as used in the U.K.)
3,500 Calories = 1 Lb. of fat on your body. You will need to cut this number of calories to lose one pound of fat per week.

Don't forget .. "When they come they'll eat the fat ones first!! That's why they are continually advertising and encouraging breeding and fattening up!!" (This is supposed to be a funny way to tell you to disregard all that fattening junk you see advertised on T.V. and huge restaurant portions .. if you didn't guess).


FoodCalories
P
Pancakes
4" diameter
1 buckwheat55
1 wheat60
Papaya juice, 8 oz. glass, canned120
Papaya, 1/2 cup cubes35
Parsley, raw, 1T1
Parsnips, 1/2 cup boiled, drained50
Pastrami, 2 oz.171
Paté de foie gras, canned 1 oz.131
Pastry, apple turnover, 1270
Pastry, Danish, 1 small205
Peaches
1 average fresh
35
1/2 cup canned w syrup100
1/2 cup dried210
1/2 cup sweetened, frozen, sliced100
Peanut butter 1T95
Peanuts
raw 1/4 Lb. shelled
640
roasted, 1/4 Lb. shelled660
roasted and salted, 1/4 Lb.660
Pears,
1 fresh average
100
1/2 cup canned, w syrup97
1/2 cup dried214
Peas
fresh, 1/2 cup boiled
58
canned, 1/2 cup w liquid70
frozen, 1/2 cup70
split, boiled, 1/2 cup115
Peas and carrots
1/2 cup frozen
51
Pecans whole 6105
1T chopped50
Peppers, raw green
1 avg.
15
raw red sweet
1 avg.
20
Perch 4oz raw white135
Persimmons, 1 average85
Pickle relish
1 T barbecue
31
1 T hamburger relish18
1 T sweet relish18
Pickles,
1 large dill
15
1 large sour15
1 average sweet18
Pie slice 1/7 of 9" dia. pie
apple, 1 sector
345
cherry, 1 sector355
custard, 1 sector280
lemon meringue, 1 sector305
mince, 1 sector365
pumpkin 1 sector275
Pig's feet,
boiled 3 oz
130
pickled, 3 oz.175
Pimentos, 1 average canned10
Pineapple,1 slice fresh45
1 large slice,
canned, w/syrup
90
1/2 cup, frozen, sweetened chunks100
Pineapple juice
8 oz glass unsweetened, canned
138
frozen, unsweetened, 8 oz glass diluted130
Pineapple/grapefruit juice
canned, 8 oz. glass, diluted
130
Pineapple/orange juice, canned
8 oz. glass
135
Pine nuts, 1/8 Lb. (2 oz.)shelled
about a tablespoon
310
Pistachio nuts, 1/8 Lb. (2 oz.)
about a tablespoon shelled
338
Pizza pie, average wedge240
Pizza pie, 1 Personal
delux approx 8" dia.
900
Plums,
1 fresh average damson
36
1 fresh average prune type24
canned, purple w/syrup 4 plums135
Popcorn1 cup plain54
popped, sugar coated, 2 oz.218
if butter or marg added, see additional calories
for that item
Pork
lean only, 1.7 oz. chop
130
lean and fat 2.3 oz. chop250
roast, lean and fat, 3 oz.310
roast, lean only 2.4 oz.175
spareribs, 4 medium168
tenderloin 4 ozs.280
Potato
chips 10
115
1 med. baked
and peeled after baking
90
1 med. boiled
and peeled after boiling
105
1 med. boiled
and peeled before boiling
80
1 cup mashed w/milk125
1 cup mashed w/milk & butter
depending on amount of fat!
185
10 pcs. french fried155
10 pcs. frozen and heated125
Potatoes sweet
1 average baked
155
1 average boiled170
1 small candied315
Pretzels
10 small sticks
40
1 large pretzel134
Prunes, 1 large dried20
Prune juice, canned, 1 cup200
Pumpkin, 1/2 cup canned38
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