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Calories to kilocalories, cal to kcal

1 cal	0.001 kcal
2 cal	0.002 kcal
3 cal	0.003 kcal
4 cal	0.004 kcal
5 cal	0.005 kcal
6 cal	0.006 kcal
7 cal	0.007 kcal
8 cal	0.008 kcal
9 cal	0.009 kcal
10 cal	0.01 kcal
11 cal	0.011 kcal
12 cal	0.012 kcal
13 cal	0.013 kcal
14 cal	0.014 kcal
15 cal	0.015 kcal
16 cal	0.016 kcal
17 cal	0.017 kcal
18 cal	0.018 kcal
19 cal	0.019 kcal
20 cal	0.02 kcal

21 cal	0.021 kcal
22 cal	0.022 kcal
23 cal	0.023 kcal
24 cal	0.024 kcal
25 cal	0.025 kcal
26 cal	0.026 kcal
27 cal	0.027 kcal
28 cal	0.028 kcal
29 cal	0.029 kcal
30 cal	0.03 kcal
31 cal	0.031 kcal
32 cal	0.032 kcal
33 cal	0.033 kcal
34 cal	0.034 kcal
35 cal	0.035 kcal
36 cal	0.036 kcal
37 cal	0.037 kcal
38 cal	0.038 kcal
39 cal	0.039 kcal
40 cal	0.04 kcal

41 cal	0.041 kcal
42 cal	0.042 kcal
43 cal	0.043 kcal
44 cal	0.044 kcal
45 cal	0.045 kcal
46 cal	0.046 kcal
47 cal	0.047 kcal
48 cal	0.048 kcal
49 cal	0.049 kcal
50 cal	0.05 kcal
51 cal	0.051 kcal
52 cal	0.052 kcal
53 cal	0.053 kcal
54 cal	0.054 kcal
55 cal	0.055 kcal
56 cal	0.056 kcal
57 cal	0.057 kcal
58 cal	0.058 kcal
59 cal	0.059 kcal
60 cal	0.06 kcal

61 cal	0.061 kcal
62 cal	0.062 kcal
63 cal	0.063 kcal
64 cal	0.064 kcal
65 cal	0.065 kcal
66 cal	0.066 kcal
67 cal	0.067 kcal
68 cal	0.068 kcal
69 cal	0.069 kcal
70 cal	0.07 kcal
72 cal	0.072 kcal
74 cal	0.074 kcal
76 cal	0.076 kcal
78 cal	0.078 kcal
80 cal	0.08 kcal
82 cal	0.082 kcal
85 cal	0.085 kcal
90 cal	0.09 kcal
95 cal	0.095 kcal
100 cal	0.1 kcal

kcal to cal conversion table

0.1 kcal	100 cal
0.2 kcal	200 cal
0.3 kcal	300 cal
0.4 kcal	400 cal
0.5 kcal	500 cal
0.6 kcal	600 cal
0.7 kcal	700 cal
0.8 kcal	800 cal
0.9 kcal	900 cal
1 kcal	1000 cal
1.1 kcal	1100 cal
1.2 kcal	1200 cal
1.3 kcal	1300 cal
1.4 kcal	1400 cal
1.5 kcal	1500 cal
1.6 kcal	1600 cal
1.7 kcal	1700 cal
1.8 kcal	1800 cal
1.9 kcal	1900 cal
2 kcal	2000 cal

2.1 kcal	2100 cal
2.2 kcal	2200 cal
2.3 kcal	2300 cal
2.4 kcal	2400 cal
2.5 kcal	2500 cal
2.6 kcal	2600 cal
2.7 kcal	2700 cal
2.8 kcal	2800 cal
2.9 kcal	2900 cal
3 kcal	3000 cal
3.1 kcal	3100 cal
3.2 kcal	3200 cal
3.3 kcal	3300 cal
3.4 kcal	3400 cal
3.5 kcal	3500 cal
3.6 kcal	3600 cal
3.7 kcal	3700 cal
3.8 kcal	3800 cal
3.9 kcal	3900 cal
4 kcal	4000 cal

4.1 kcal	4100 cal
4.2 kcal	4200 cal
4.3 kcal	4300 cal
4.4 kcal	4400 cal
4.5 kcal	4500 cal
4.6 kcal	4600 cal
4.7 kcal	4700 cal
4.8 kcal	4800 cal
4.9 kcal	4900 cal
5 kcal	5000 cal
5.1 kcal	5100 cal
5.2 kcal	5200 cal
5.3 kcal	5300 cal
5.4 kcal	5400 cal
5.5 kcal	5500 cal
5.6 kcal	5600 cal
5.7 kcal	5700 cal
5.8 kcal	5800 cal
5.9 kcal	5900 cal
6 kcal	6000 cal

6.1 kcal	6100 cal
6.2 kcal	6200 cal
6.3 kcal	6300 cal
6.4 kcal	6400 cal
6.5 kcal	6500 cal
6.6 kcal	6600 cal
6.7 kcal	6700 cal
6.8 kcal	6800 cal
6.9 kcal	6900 cal
7 kcal	7000 cal
7.2 kcal	7200 cal
7.4 kcal	7400 cal
7.6 kcal	7600 cal
7.8 kcal	7800 cal
8 kcal	8000 cal
8.2 kcal	8200 cal
8.5 kcal	8500 cal
9 kcal	9000 cal
9.5 kcal	9500 cal
10 kcal	10000 cal

Guest: 2019-03-10 08:58:21

Nowadays calories has already become a very often used word. They are counted for the reason to know how many calories it is used, because they are eager to know if the usage of them increases or decreases. Some people are used to reading calories on labels and they even become disappointed if they are mot marked. It is common to count the whole quantity of energy in food. Also people are accustomed to counting how much energy they use having dinner or supper. The same things are noticed in sports. During training energy is often counted, in order to know how long exercises continue.

But do we really worry about the meaning of calories. Work and energy are measured using this unit. Mostly is is associated with food, but in reality everything can be counted what was energy. For instance, even petrol has got thousands of kilocalories. One calorie conforms energy, which is needed to change temperature by one degree of one gram of water. Frequently food is measured not by this unit but bigger ones. They are called kilocalories. For example 100 grams of cheese contains 50 kcal.

Mike: 2025-05-14 04:09:53

Calorie counting is everywhere: it is on restaurant menus, milk cartons, and the Instagrams of fitness bloggers. Supermarkets offer shelves with increasingly more products in packages claiming to be " low-calorie." For those who are sure, it is important to understand how many calories are spent, for example, on a stationary bike or a treadmill.

Calories are not an ingredient in our food, but they are the key to understanding what we consume every day. In this article, we will cover the main questions about calories and pregnancy, including the difference between kilocalories (kcal) and calories (cal).

What are calories?

A calorie is a measure of the energy stored in a substance. When burned, it can be converted into heat. However, the important point is that calories are not about temperature. For example, a cup of frozen and boiled peas has different temperatures, but their calorie content (the amount of stored energy) is the same. Understanding this concept can enlighten you about the energy content of your food.

Then why is there a temperature? Calories can be categorized as "small" or "large." A small calorie (cal) is the energy required to raise the temperature of 1 gram of water by 1 °C. In contrast, a large calorie (kcal), also known as a kilocalorie, is the energy needed to raise the temperature of 1 kilogram of water by 1 °C.

You may ask, "What does boiling water have to do with my body releasing energy from food?" Indeed, your body does not boil after eating. However, its working characteristics deliver food to sugar. The body then releases the energy stored in sugar to maintain life.

What is happening in the scenario? Metabolism involves breaking down proteins into amino acids, fats into fatty acids, and carbohydrates into simple sugars. The body then uses oxygen to break down these materials and release heat.

The bulk of the energy goes into the heart, breathing, brain, and other vital processes that are important for maintenance. Exercise and other activities also consume energy. Energy nutrients not used immediately are stored in the liver and then as fat.

A person must consume as much energy each day as their body uses. This balance, known as 'energy balance', is crucial for weight management. If the balance is disturbed, the body will lose or gain weight.

It is very easy to eat more calories than the body needs. Knowing the number of calories in food can help maintain energy balance in this situation.

Are there calories and kilocalories in food?

One kilocalorie is equal to 1000 calories. When we think about the calorie content of food, we mean kilocalories, which is more convenient for calculations. For example, a medium-sized banana (118 grams) contains 105 kcal or 105,000 calories. Similarly, a slice of bread typically contains around 80 kcal, and a small chocolate bar can have over 200 kcal.

It is worth noting that food products containing fiber may have fewer calories on the labels, even though fiber is classified as a carbohydrate. This is because various types of fiber are often indigestible or poorly digestible, resulting in zero or few calories.

It is very important to know about calories to maintain a healthy body in the era of fast food and a fast pace of life. All in all, we advise you to keep a calorie counter to set up a healthy diet and avoid overeating. Yup, yup ... With its help, you can determine the daily energy consumed, depending on your parameters and physical activity. To use a calorie counter effectively, start by calculating your daily energy needs, then track your food intake and physical activity to ensure you're maintaining the right balance.

Jim: 2025-01-14 04:24:02

What is a calorie?

A calorie is a unit of energy that indicates the heat needed to raise the temperature of 1 gram of water by 1 degree Celsius. It is often used to measure the energy content of food, representing the energy our bodies obtain from digestion.

Caloric content is usually measured in kilocalories: 1 kilocalorie (kcal) equals 1000 calories (cal). But one nuance can sometimes be confusing: in oral speech, nutritionists, athletes, and just healthy lifestyle activists often use the word "calories" instead of "kilocalories". Why? It's just easier to pronounce. So don't be surprised if you hear "I had a 500-calorie breakfast!" - rest assured that your interlocutor ate as many as 500 kilocalories!

Why do our bodies need calories?
The calories in our foods provide energy for our bodies to function. This means we need to consume a certain amount of calories to stay alive. If a person gets too little energy from food for a long time, they risk dying of starvation (unless they have reserves in the form of subcutaneous fat). But if we consume too many calories, we can gain weight, since the excess energy is stored as fat deposits under the skin.

What determines the calorie content of food?

The amount of macronutrients determines the calorie content of a product: proteins, fats, and carbohydrates. Each of them has its energy value:

1 gram of protein contains 4 kcal, 1 gram of carbohydrates - 4 kcal
1 gram of fat - 9 kcal. Also, some other nutrients (alcohol, sugar alcohols, fiber) can affect the calorie content of a product, but their role is much less significant.

Can a product be judged solely by its calorie content?
The health and value of food is not determined by the number of calories alone. For example, a beef steak (which contains protein, vitamins, and minerals) may provide more health benefits to your body than a cake of the same calorie content. That is, foods with the same number of calories may differ in nutrient content. Foods containing few beneficial nutrients are sometimes called "empty calories."

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