So with the help of this website to figure out the nutrition facts in recipes, fruits, and vegetables, and this website to figure out what numbers I should be aiming for, I now have a plan. Good thing I only eat about 10 things... it didn't take so long to make a chart :)
I just did yesterday's for an example (mostly because I just googled how to make a table and I wanted to try it):
| Breakfast | Lunch | Snack | Supper | Snack | Total | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Calories | |||||||
| Carbs | |||||||
| Protein | |||||||
| Fat | |||||||
| Sat. Fat |
Obviously a lot of problems. For 1, I'd forgotten fruits have so many carbs. For 2, I didn't realize cheese had so much fat (and saturated fat). Not that either of those things would've saved me. I think I'm also going to look for a margarine that's slightly better.
The breakfast isn't super accurate, because I calculated for the granola and the milk, but I don't drink the milk in the end. So the only milk I drink is what is on my spoon and all the fat and sat. fat comes from the milk. I think tomorrow I'll measure how much I actually drink.
Who knew getting the right balance of carbs, proteins, and fats would be so difficult!
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