Woman's Own Calorie Counter
Monica says:
I've rounded up all the calories below to the nearest 10. Pick foods from the list below and add up calories to suit - or choose from the suggested menus for Type 1, Type 2 or Type 3.
The quantity of food groups each diet type is allowed per day:
Type 1 - Vanity pounds
Protein: 2 Starch: 0 Cereal: 0 Vegetable: 4 Fruit: 2 Dairy: 3 Fats: 1
Type 2 - Stubborn
Protein: 2 Starch: 1 Cereal: 1 Vegetable: 3 Fruit: 3 Dairy: 2 Fats: 2
Type 3 - Slow and steady
Protein: 2 Starch: 1 Cereal: 2 Vegetable: 3 Fruit: 3 Dairy: 3 Fats: 2
Calories:
Proteins
1 egg 80
Skinless chicken breast 200
Small tin tuna 110
Salmon fillet 200
Portion cod 140
3tbsp minced beef 140
3 slices chicken or turkey 140
Quorn fillet 120
Small steak 280
Starch
1 slice granary bread 80
1 wholemeal pitta 200
4tbsp pasta 180
4tbsp rice 180
200g potato 200
3 small boiled potatoes 100
8 chips 90
Cereals
40g Special K 110
40g sugar-free muesli 240
1 shredded wheat 80
30g porridge with honey 110
1 Weetabix 70
Vegetables - all 20 calories per tbsp
Greens, spinach, carrots, peas, beans of sweetcorn, large plate of raw veg (such as celery, carrot sticks), baked beans, broad beans, butter beans, etc. A mixed salad is 50 cals
Fruit - 50 calories per portion
½ banana, apple, pear, 15 grapes, 1 orange, 2 slices mango, 1 ring pineapple, 2 plums, small portion tinned peaches, 5 strawberries, six prunes, 10 raspberries
Dairy
½ pint skimmed milk 90
½ pint semi-skimmed milk 130
Small pot plain bio yogurt 80
Small tub low-fat cottage cheese 110
1 thin slice Cheddar cheese 60
Small carton plain fat-free yogurt 60
30g Edam cheese 90
Fats
1tbsp olive oil spread 60
1tbsp oily salad dressing 50
1tbsp sunflower oil 100
Miscellaneous
½ avocado 140
½ pint soya milk 100
Small carton soya yogurt 90
By Jennifer Shepherd
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