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Dieting & Weight Loss - How Big is Your Teaspoon? ~ continuedMeasuring Weight Loss SuccessHer bowl of beans was equal to more than four times the recommended serving size of 1/2 cup. Dieter Sue also discovered that she was adding 2 Tablespoons of real sugar to her tea rather than the 2 teaspoons that she thought she'd been adding. In addition, she discovered that not all fruit calories are equal. A large banana contains far more calories than a stubby one. As for her peanut butter, she had been using a ball about the size of a large plum rather than a golf ball size of peanut butter. As for her butter, the knife that she used to butter her toast held double the amount that she had believed it would hold. And finally, that bowl of cereal would have fed Jack's giant as a bedtime snack. Dieter Sue made some changes in her diet plan and within eight short weeks, she arrived at that magic number on her weight loss scales. It wasn't easy, but well worth the effort. Dieter Sue felt better, could breathe better and looked stunning. Our story of Dieter Sue is exaggerated a bit, as it would be difficult for a dieter to go so far out on a Diet Limb when trying to lose weight. However, we wanted to demonstrate the importance of serving sizes when dieting. So how big is your teaspoon? If you've read to the end of this article, we'll bet that now, it's just right, you wonderful Diet Bites reader, you! Navigate This Article By Clicking Below NAVIGATE DIET SITE MAPS |
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