Calories in My Cup Portion Awareness Coffee habits need to be - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
Calories in My Cup Portion Awareness Coffee habits need to be - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
Calories in My Cup Portion Awareness Coffee habits need to be included in daily discretionary calories. By knowing what calories are in your cup of coffee, you can enjoy your favorite coffee moments to the fullest. Discretionary calories are
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Coffee habits need to be included in daily discretionary calories. By knowing what calories are in your cup of coffee, you can enjoy your favorite coffee moments to the fullest.
- Discretionary calories are the calories available to a person to
spend after they’ve already met their nutrient needs for a day.1
- Similar to a balanced budget, you can make choices throughout
your day on how you want to “spend” your discretionary calories.
- Be thoughtful, adding sweeteners or creamers will add calories
to your “zero” calorie cup of coffee.
- People who are active at least 30 minutes a day can have an
increased amount of discretionary calories.
1) http://www.health.gov/dietaryguidelines/dga2005/report/html/g1_glossary.htm 2) http://www.choosemyplate.gov/weight-management-calories/calories/empty-calories-amount.html 3) http://www.choosemyplate.gov/weight-management-calories/calories/empty-calories-amount.html
USDA MyPlate Recommended Discretionary Calorie Allowance Per Day2, 3 Females, 19-30 Males, 19-30 Females, 31-50 Males, 31-50 Females, 51+ Males, 51+ 260 330 160 265 120 260 CALORIES AGE
Portion Awareness
1 cal 16 cals 20 cals 2 cals 32 cals 40 cals 3 cals 48 cals 60 cals 4 cals 64 cals 80 cals
Number of Cups Consumed
Black Coffee Adding 2 Tbsp. 2% Milk Adding 1 Tbsp. Coffee-mate Liquid Unflavored
Calories by the Cup: Coffee-mate Liquid
1 cal 16 cals 35 cals 2 cals 32 cals 70 cals 3 cals 48 cals 105 cals 4 cals 64 cals 140 cals
Number of Cups Consumed
Black Coffee Adding 2 Tbsp. 2% Milk Adding 1 Tbsp. Coffee-mate Liquid Hazelnut Flavor
12 oz. 16 oz. Leading Coffee Shop Flavored Latte 200 cals 250 cals Leading Coffee Shop Non-Fat Flavored Latte 140 cals 180 cals By comparison, leading coffee shop drinks add more calories per cup⁴
4) http://www.starbucks.com/menu/catalog/nutrition?drinks=all#view_control=nutrition&drink=espresso
1 cal 16 cals 10 cals 2 cals 32 cals 20 cals 3 cals 48 cals 30 cals 4 cals 64 cals 40 cals
Number of Cups Consumed
Black Coffee Adding 2 Tbsp. 2% Milk Adding 1 teaspoon Coffee-mate Powder Original
Calories by the Cup: Coffee-mate Powder
1 cal 16 cals 60 cals 2 cals 32 cals 120 cals 3 cals 48 cals 180 cals 4 cals 64 cals 240 cals
Number of Cups Consumed
Black Coffee Adding 2 Tbsp. 2% Milk Adding 4 teaspoons Coffee-mate Powder French Vanilla Flavor
12 oz. 16 oz. Leading Coffee Shop Flavored Latte 200 cals 250 cals Leading Coffee Shop Non-Fat Flavored Latte 140 cals 180 cals By comparison, leading coffee shop drinks add more calories per cup⁴
4) http://www.starbucks.com/menu/catalog/nutrition?drinks=all#view_control=nutrition&drink=espresso
1 cal 16 cals 20 cals 35 cals 2 cals 32 cals 40 cals 70 cals 3 cals 48 cals 80 cals 105 cals 4 cals 64 cals 100 cals 140 cals
Calories by the Cup: Coffee-mate Natural Bliss
12 oz. 16 oz. Leading Coffee Shop Flavored Latte 200 cals 250 cals Leading Coffee Shop Non-Fat Flavored Latte 140 cals 180 cals By comparison, leading coffee shop drinks add more calories per cup⁴
Number of Cups Consumed
Black Coffee Adding 2 Tbsp. 2% Milk Adding 1 Tbsp. Half and Half Adding 1 Tbsp. Coffee-mate Natural Bliss
4) http://www.starbucks.com/menu/catalog/nutrition?drinks=all#view_control=nutrition&drink=espresso
For example, are you a regular Coffee-mate Liquid French Vanilla Fan?
Subtract 10 Calories! Instead of 1 tablespoon of regular Coffee-mate French Vanilla, try fat-free Subtract 20 Calories! Instead of 1 tablespoon
- f regular Coffee-mate French Vanilla, try sugar-free
Subtract 25 Calories! Instead of 1 tablespoon
- f regular Coffee-mate French Vanilla, try using less –
1 teaspoon is under 10 calories
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Try Simple Solutions to Lighten Up
Mindful Caffeine Intake
- For healthy adults the FDA has cited 400 milligrams a day
as a good rule of thumb, which is about four or five cups
- f coffee. This is an amount not generally associated with
dangerous, negative effects.5
- Remember that the size of your cup impacts caffeine levels.
- Choose instant coffee over brewed or drip for the lowest
caffeine levels.
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- 5. http://www.fda.gov/ForConsumers/ConsumerUpdates/ucm350570.htm