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What is a bar in ounces.

‎09-27-2015 18:30

‎09-27-2015 18:30

Im trying to do some calculations. When I enter the food I want the servings are in bars? Any idea what that means or what a bar is in ounces.

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‎09-28-2015 13:46

‎09-28-2015 13:46

What kind of food is it?

 

When something is listed as just "One bar" that usually means it's one of whatever (protein bar, chocolate bar), and whoever entered the food never bothered to add in the weight.

 

This is exactly why I ended up switching to My Fitness Pal to enter food data.

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‎09-30-2015 07:55

‎09-30-2015 07:55

I assume you aren't refering to the unit of pressure, so if you are talking about a protein bar or something similar, it is likely between 1-2 oz, but as @Raviv said, MFP might be the place to go if you can't find it on the package or a Google search. Most people have it on their website, but sometimes they make it less than easy to find.

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‎10-19-2015 08:12 - edited ‎10-19-2015 08:14

‎10-19-2015 08:12 - edited ‎10-19-2015 08:14

Welcome @Ricardo24 to the Community! Thanks @MRose and @Raviv for the help. Yes I found on google that a granola bar ussualy wieghs arround 1 - 2 ounces. 

 

Have a great week guys. 🙂

 

PS. @MRose I love the "You can't out-run your fork!" caption 😄

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‎03-21-2022 04:33

In response to Raviv

‎03-21-2022 04:33

Why does it have "bar" for fried egg?

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