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    15 hours ago

    What do you mean? It’s only 25 calories for 1 serving (1/100 of a bag).

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        So 2500 Calories. 1 Calorie = 1kcal = 1000 calories. Follows the rule of anything but metric.

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            This is why I strong dislike it when anyone from Australia, or another metric country, ever mentions calories.

            My brother in weight tracking, kJ is right there on the packet.

            It hurts.

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            Yes, 2500 Calories with a capital C. 2500 Calories = 2 500 000 calories. So the correction is valid, but for some reason being downvoted.

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              Probably because it’s unnecessary and pedantic. No one is confused when someone is technically incorrect and types “calories” when talking about food.

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                From the Wikipedia link above

                In the United States and Canada, in a nutritional context, the “large” unit is used almost exclusively.

                In the European Union, on nutrition facts labels, energy is expressed in both kilojoules and kilocalories, abbreviated as “kJ” and “kcal” respectively.

                So yeah, it’s confusing if you’re not American.

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                  Fair point, I suppose non-Americans could be confused. But given the context, I still think this instance was very clear, and therefore the correction needlessly pedantic.

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    It’s a constant struggle😭 But that’s why you be good so you can give yourself guilt free cheat days! xD

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      If you can be good 80% of the time, you’ll see progress. Been losing weight for a year, down 35 lbs. Love me my cheat days.

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        I use a calorie counting app, and since you never exactly hit the goal, I add up the leftover calories I have every day and spend them on cheat meals once in a while. That way it’s not really cheating.