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Food - changing serving size

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‎09-17-2022 11:33

‎09-17-2022 11:33

1. I searched for 'Zucchini' and found an entry which said, '1 serving 14 cal'.

2. I changed the word 'Serving' to 'Gram', making 'Serving size 1 gram' - 2 cal

3. I changed the '1' to '100' gram - 230 cal

What am I doing wrong? If 100 grams of zucchini  is 230 cal this means that 100 grams is equivalent to over 16 'servings' (230/14 = 16.4)! Or, '1 serving' = 100/16.4 = 6.097 grams (about 1/5 ounce).  This does not seem to be the right 'serving size'! I expected 100 gram of Zucchini to be something less than 20 cal.

 

 

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