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Calorie Counting for Juicers

by Kim Bilbrey
(Palatine, IL)

I've been juicing for about a month now and I'm absolutely addicted. My problem is trying to figure out the calorie count of the various juices I make. Is there a formula for calculating how many calories come out of the juiced component of the fruit? One of my books lists the calorie count of its recipes but most of them don't.




From Sara:

Kim, I won't worry about the calories if I were you. Fresh fruits and vegetables have very low calories, too low to worry about, yet enough to provide you the real energy you need.

Generally, the higher the water content, the lower the calorie. Calorie count can go as low as 1 in endives up to about 107 in a banana, with most fruits/vegetables having calorie counts of under 50. So you can see that these fresh whole foods are very low in calories, if that is your concern.

Forget calorie counting and start enjoying your juices!!

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Jan 27, 2011
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Great Find for factoring juicing calories.
by: Heather

http://www.ehow.com/how_5155227_count-calories-juicing.html
This site explains how you figure out the calories in the fiber, which is removed while juicing, and then simply subtract them from the total fruit or veggie calories and voila, fresh juice calorie count.

Apr 06, 2009
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There is a Tool you can use ...
by: Anonymous

Kim, if you really must do a calorie count, you might be interested to use this tool that I find really useful:

You can go to this very useful site: Nutritiondata.com and use their "Analyze Recipe" or just do a search on their search box, to calculate the amount of calories, carbs, other vitamins and minerals in your juice ingredients.

You can even input the amount and a combination of a few items to get a total count.

Hope this helps.

Sara (sorry, can't turn off that Anonymous!)

Mar 20, 2009
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Hmm
by: Anonymous

Sara,

That's not quite the response I was looking for, but thank you for your reply! I know most vegetables are low in calories and fruits are still relatively low but some of the recipes can be upwards of 200 calories. I know this from the Complete Book of Juicing which provides calorie counts for each of its recipes. Calorie counting is an important aspect of my health right now so I can't simply ignore it! Thanks anyway.

Kim

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