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Calories in blaa

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  • 07-09-2012 11:14am
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    deisedave
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    Cant find anywhere online about the calories in a blaa, anyone got any ideas?


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    deisemum
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    Weigh it and then calculate the calories by comparing it to the calories in white bread.

    Blaas are similar to Sainsburys white floury baps that I used to buy and they're 153 cals each but I think blaas are probably a bit higher than that as they're a bit heavier.


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    deisedave
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    deisemum wrote: »
    Weigh it and then calculate the calories by comparing it to the calories in white bread.

    Blaas are similar to Sainsburys white floury baps that I used to buy and they're 153 cals each but I think blaas are probably a bit higher than that as they're a bit heavier.

    Thanks I have a fair idea from measuring them already but I was wondering did anyone know the exact calories from a website or something.

    Thanks
    deisedave


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    blue note
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    I love blaas. I wish I could get them in Dublin. Butter a loads of serrano is my favourite.


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    Typhoon.
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    recipie for blaas in this months easy food mag


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    deisemum
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    There's a blaa making demonstration at the Harvest Festival next week.


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    nkay1985
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    deisemum wrote: »
    There's a blaa making demonstration at the Harvest Festival next week.

    Yeah I'm going to attend if I can make it. Would be cool to see.


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    bradknowell
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    deisemum wrote: »

    Blaas are similar to Sainsburys white floury baps

    They're not baps they're blaa's

    man-pulling-hair-out-21.jpg


    ;);););)


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    deisemum
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    bradknowell wrote: »
    They're not baps they're blaa's

    man-pulling-hair-out-21.jpg


    ;);););)

    I know they're not baps but those particular baps would be the nearest out of all baps to the blaa when it comes to calories ;)


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    mike65
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    Who cares about calories when eating a blaa? :eek: :mad:


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    Typhoon.
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    241 calories per blaa according to the easy food recipe!


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    Funfair
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    deisemum wrote: »
    Weigh it and then calculate the calories by comparing it to the calories in white bread.

    Blaas are similar to Sainsburys white floury baps that I used to buy and they're 153 cals each but I think blaas are probably a bit higher than that as they're a bit heavier.

    They might be close in calories but I could imagine the amount of E's in those baps you speak of, where the blaa is preservitive free :)


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    Funfair
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    deisedave wrote: »
    Cant find anywhere online about the calories in a blaa, anyone got any ideas?


    I don't think the blaa is your problem, I'd say the fillings is where the calories mount up, sausages, luncheon, ham, crisps etc..

    Try a tomato blaa or a banana one if your worried about your weight..


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    deisedave
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    mike65 wrote: »
    Who cares about calories when eating a blaa? :eek: :mad:

    me obviously or I wouldn't have asked the question :confused:


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    deisedave
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    Funfair wrote: »
    I don't think the blaa is your problem, I'd say the fillings is where the calories mount up, sausages, luncheon, ham, crisps etc..

    Try a tomato blaa or a banana one if your worried about your weight..

    I just have ham and that is twenty calories a slice :D


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