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8. Frappuccino
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Starbucks® has introduced many drinks to coffee lovers in the United States, but perhaps their biggest contribution to date was the creation of the Starbucks Frappuccino®. Frappuccino is the brand name for a frozen, blended and often cream-based drink. It’s served in a variety of flavors, with names like Cotton Candy Crème, Double Chocolatey Chip Crème and Strawberries and Crème. Many Frappuccinos don’t contain any coffee and come topped with whipped cream. A whole milk version of the smallest serving size (12 ounces) with whipped cream has as much as 310 calories, with 130 coming from fat. Made with nonfat milk and no whipped cream, you get 150 total calories and 25 from fat. Watching your waist? Watch out for this one.

05/18/2017

7. Cold Brew
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It’s all the rage. Many coffee shops and other purveyors, are exhausting the marketing power of the cold brew. Cold brew coffee is made by steeping the coffee beans in water overnight at room temperature. This method yields coffee that’s less bitter and naturally sweeter than the more traditional drip or pour-over styles of brewing. It even has an extra kick of caffeine. Cold brew is typically served over ice plain or in other warm-weather drinks. Alone, it has the same calorie count as plain black coffee, but watch out for the additional high-sugar flavorings some sneak in there.

05/18/2017

6. Americano
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If you like the strong flavor of espresso, but don’t want the extra calories or taste of milk, the Americano is a healthy choice. It contains a double-shot of espresso, diluted with water. Americanos can contain about five shots of espresso, depending on the size of your order. Keep it hot in the winter, but experiment with iced when the sun rolls in.

05/18/2017

5. Macchiato
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For this drink, the steamed milk is poured into the cup with a double shot of espresso. A thin topping of milk foam is used to create a multilayered appearance. You can choose to include flavored syrups such as caramel or French vanilla, which add 25 grams of sugar per tablespoon. Choosing nonfat instead of whole milk saves about 30 calories in an eight-ounce cup.

05/18/2017

4. Flat White
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A variation on lattes known as the “flat white” has begun showing up on menus and winning over many coffee lovers over the last few years. The standard flat white starts with a double shot of espresso to which frothed milk is added, blending with the crema, or foamy coffee layer at the top of fresh espresso. It has a consistent color throughout, rather than layers found in drinks such as a cappuccino. An eight-ounce cup whole-milk flat white has 110 calories, but when nonfat or almond milk is used, this goes down to less than 60 calories. Again, count a standard eight-ounce cup as one PowerFuel, and the latter as two Extras.

05/18/2017

3. Latte
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More milk is used to create lattes, making them one of the most popular coffee types. They’re about two-thirds steamed milk, poured over espresso (a double shot in many cases) and topped with a layer of milk foam. Served simply, a latte has slightly more calories than the cappuccino. There are about 120 calories in an eight-ounce whole milk latte, making it count as one PowerFuel, and 60 calories for a version made with nonfat or almond milk, making it count as two Extras. If you are curious about mochas, these are really just lattes flavored with a heavy, dark mocha syrup. Flavored syrups, like this or caramel or hazelnut, can add at least 45 calories and 10 grams of sugar or more per tablespoon. These are additions dieters will want to avoid. You may find on some menus “flavor shots,” which are unsweetened and lower in calories than the syrups.

05/18/2017

2. Cappuccino
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Made with equal parts espresso, steamed milk and milk foam, a cappuccino is the traditional way to enjoy strong coffee taste, tempered by milk. You can order cappuccino with low- or nonfat dairy milk, as well as almond, soy or coconut options. You may see cappuccinos served with a dusting of fine chocolate powder or cinnamon on top. An eight-ounce cappuccino made with whole milk has about 90 calories and five grams of protein, so go ahead and count it as a PowerFuel on Nutrisystem. If you opt for nonfat or almond milk, you’re cup of Joe clocks in at closer to 50 calories, so you can count your drink as two Extras.

05/18/2017

1. Espresso
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Standard coffee is typically brewed by letting hot water drain through the ground beans. Espresso is made in one-ounce “shots” when nearly boiling water is forced with high pressure through very finely ground beans. The result is a concentrate with intense flavor and less than one calorie per ounce. Some might consider it “super coffee,” packing a pretty big caffeine punch for its size. Italians and other espresso lovers often sip it from small demitasse cups, but it is also the base ingredient in many popular drinks. Most espressos come in two to three ounce servings which means one shot of this perky drink will serve up between five and eight calories, making it a Free Food on Nutrisystem.

05/18/2017

From Frapps to Capps: 8 Coffee Types & How They Fit with Your Diet
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Coffee is everywhere these days… maybe you’re even carrying you and your coworkers’ favorite coffee types into the office with you now. It’s such a popular morning or afternoon pick-me-up that hundreds of specialty shops tout their proprietary roasts and blends. Fast-food restaurants and convenience stores have jumped on the craze, offering new drinks and special deals to attract customers. Coffee-based drinks such as cappuccinos, lattes, macchiatos and mochas are catching fire, available in more places than ever before. Learning the different coffee types can help you choose the right one for your taste and weight loss goals.

So, let’s start with the best news: An eight-ounce cup of black coffee has fewer than two calories, while decaf has essentially zero!
Because of this lovely fact, both regular and decaf coffee are “Free” foods for those on the Nutrisystem weight loss program. This means you can enjoy them as much as you want, without hindering your progress.

If you are going to get a little crazy with the caffeine, however, you’ll want to be mindful of the way you dress it up. Cream and sugar—the most common additions to black coffee—significantly bump up the calorie and fat content of the brew.

You get more than 50 calories in each tablespoon of heavy cream, 18 calories in each tablespoon of half and half. A spoonful of sugar might help the medicine go down, but if you take this approach to coffee, consider the 16 extra calories you’re taking down with it. One tablespoon of fat-free creamer is considered an Extra on Nutrisystem, but if you like your brew pretty light, you can opt for a whole cup of nondairy milk (one cup of almond milk counts as one Extra or a PowerFuel if it has added protein). Stick to a natural, calorie-free sweetener, such as stevia and you’re golden. Before you can even think about all of this, however, you’ll need a better grasp of what you’re drinking in the first place.

05/18/2017

03/05/2017

Carrot & Potato Fritters With Cilantro Yogurt Dip:
Don’t let your weight loss plan get boring because this recipe uses wholesome, filling potato and fresh carrots to deliver a mouthful of excitement you’d never see coming. Curry powder, coriander and cumin are only some of the spices that give these Carrot & Potato Fritters life.
Egg whites and whole wheat flour lighten up the meal, ensuring that this dish won’t fall into common, heavy potato fritter territory! And why stop while you’re ahead? Cilantro Yogurt Dip is there to kick things up. This healthy, cooling topping brings some balance and more zest to your Carrot & Potato Fritters.
Feed six with a half of a SmartCarb, half of a PowerFuel and one Vegetable—or yourself six times this week—because it might be the first time you’ve ever dreamed of vegetables.
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Number of Servings: Makes 6 servings; one serving is 2 fritters with 2 tablespoons of sauce
Calories per Serving: 112
On Nutrisystem, Counts As: 1/2 SmartCarb, 1/2 PowerFuel and 1 Vegetable
Ingredients
Fritter
3 medium carrots
3 small golden potatoes
½ yellow onion
2 eggs
3 Tbsp. egg white
3 Tbsp. whole wheat flour
½ tsp. curry powder
½ tsp. coriander
½ tsp. cumin
1 Tbsp. cilantro, chopped
Yogurt Dip
½ cup plain nonfat Greek yogurt
2 tsp. minced garlic
1 Tbsp. fresh lemon juice
½ cup cilantro, chopped
Salt and pepper, to taste
Directions
1. Grate the carrots, potato and onion (you can use a food processor grating attachment, if possible) and place them into a large mixing bowl.
2. Add the grated vegetables and the rest of the fritter ingredients to a large bowl. Stir to combine.
3. Heat a large non-stick skillet over medium-high heat. Mist the bottom of the pan with nonstick cooking spray.
4. Scoop approximately ¼ cup of the mixture into the heated pan (mixture should make about 12 fritters). Add two to three more fritters depending on the size of your pan.
5. After the fritters are crispy and light brown, flip over to the other side (about three to four minutes per side). Continue until all of the fritter mixture is gone.
6. While the fritters are cooking, combine ingredients for yogurt dip in a bowl.
7. Top fritters with the cilantro yogurt dip before serving.
NOTE: Leftover fritters can be stored in an airtight container in the refrigerator. To reheat, wrap fritters in aluminum foil and bake in a 350 ° F oven for 10-15 minutes or until warm.

03/05/2017

Air Fryer Cauliflower Tots:
First, there was the mashed cauliflower… then there was the cauliflower rice…, but now, thanks to the air fryer, we have Cauliflower Tots!

Hot, cheesy, pop-in-your-mouth deliciousness is so easy with this four step recipe for Air Fryer Cauliflower Tots. Over are the days where you need to binge on a pile of frozen food section delights for all of the crispy, comfort that tots can offer. Cauliflower provides a low calorie base for a Parmesan and Italian spiced snack that acts as an awesome appetizer or scrumptious part of any meal.

One PowerFuel, one Vegetable and one Extra serving are not wasted, as the protein content of these Air Fryer Cauliflower Tots is almost equal to the carb count.

If you need a little help decoding the Nutrisystem food counts, click here to learn more about PowerFuels.>

Number of Servings: Makes 3 servings
Calories per Serving: 140
On Nutrisystem, Counts As: 1 PowerFuel, 1 Vegetable and 1 Extra
Ingredients

2 cups riced cauliflower
2 large eggs
¼ cup breadcrumbs
¼ cup parmesan cheese, low sodium
¼ tsp. onion powder
1 tsp. Italian seasoning

Directions

1. Preheat air fryer to 400° F.
2. Combine ingredients in a bowl.
3. Form tots and place in air fryer as one layer.
4. Bake for 10 minutes.

10/25/2016

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10/25/2016

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With this Nutrisystem discount, the Basic plan costs $476.91 $202.36. The Core and Uniquely Yours plans are similarly discounted. Nutrisystem is the king of easy, affordable, and fast weight loss programs. They have some great coupons this month. Most of the times, Nutrisystem doesn't have a promo code to type in at checkout. Instead, it has special offers which you can find on their home page or through special links, like the one you can see above. Usually, you can get 1 week for free or a 40% off promotion. But as an affiliate, I have for you a special Nutrisystem promo code for 2016 (see above) which saves you $50 on top of the regular 40% discount. That's less than $8/day instead of the normal $10/day.
Nutrisystem Turbo 10 is based on 3 powerful strategies that guarantee its effectiveness.

1. Daily Energy Expenditure

Losing weight is first and foremost an issue of eating the right amount of calories (energy). This is why before starting a weight loss program, doctors and dietitians will always calculate your metabolic rate--the energy you expend throughout the day. Without knowing the number of calories your body burns, there is no way you can know how much food you are allowed to eat each day in order to reach your weight loss goal. And so losing weight becomes a gambling game.

Nutrisystem's first concern when you join their program is to estimate your metabolic rate. They do this by means of a questionnaire that let's them know your gender, age, height, weight, and your level of physical activity. Based on this data, they craft a weight loss plan specifically for you. This plan has the right range of calories each day allowing you to lose 1-2 pounds a week.

Therefore, with Nutrisystem you are not on a "hit or miss" endeavor. Weight loss is inevitable if you stick to the program.

2. Nutrient-Rich Food
Consuming the right amount of calories is one part of a successful weight loss regime. Making sure you give your body the right nutrients is the other part. Certainly, you will lose weight if you reduce the calories you eat. But will you be healthier, will you be stronger, vibrant, and full of energy? I have seen many people who lose weight and they feel so energy-depleted they can barely walk some times. So, they resume their previous eating patterns and gain all the weight back, and some more.

Nutrisystem's doctors and dietitians have designed the program's meal plan in such a way that you get the most nutrients for the lowest possible amount of calories. This doesn't mean that you get to eat nuts, oatmeal and dry chicken. No! The food is not "too healthy" by any means. You get to enjoy regular-type food, like burgers, pizza, past, and chocolate, which has been specifically made to contain all the necessary nutrients without the salt, fats, and sugars that fast food or regular grocery food often contains. Nutrisystem food items naturally have (or are fortified with) lean protein, healthy fats, and "slow release" low glycemic index complex carbs. In fact, Nutrisystem meals have on average 50% less salt and 70% less sugar than the typical American diet! And of course, they have no stimulants, appetite suppressants, aspartame, MSG or any other chemicals or food additives.

3. Low Cost

This weight loss meal delivery program will cost you less than $12 a day, or about $10 a day if you use the available Nutrisystem discount code, and the Nutrisystem coupon codes and promo deals for 2016.

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