CONDIMENTS AND SAUCES

Mayonnaise -- m. tbsp1 -- 100 C.A.h.200 C.
Olive oil and other oils. dsp.1 -- 100 C.
Olives, green or ripe6-8 -- 100 C.1 olive10-15 C.
Tomato Catsup6 oz. -- 100 C.1 tbsp.10 C.
Thick Gravies -- tbsp.3 -- 100 C.

NUTS

Almonds, large10 -- 100 C.1 almond10 C.
Brazil, large2-1/2 -- 100 C.1 Brazil nut45 C.
Chestnuts, small20 -- 100 C.1 chestnut5 C.
Peanuts, large double10 -- 100 C.1 bag250-300 C.
Pecans, large5 -- 100 C.1 pecan20 C.
Walnuts, large3-1/3 -- 100 C.1 walnut30 C.
Cocoanut, prepared1/2 oz. -- 100 C.
Peanut Butter2-1/2 tsp. -- 100 C.

Key to Key

Remember This

If you will remember the following portions of food, you will have a standard by which to compute your servings:

Lean Meat: a piece 3 x 2 x 1/2 (2 oz.)100 C.
Now if your serving of meat or fish is fat,
mentally cut in two for same value. If very
lean, you should add a little.
White Bread: slice 3 x 4x 1/2100 C.
Compute other breads by this.
Butter: 1 scant tablespoonful100 C.
Sugar: 1 heaping teaspoonful50 C.
Potatoes: 1 medium, boiled or baked.100 C.
Watery Vegetables: 1 helping15-35 C.

If food is fried, or butter, oil, or cream sauces are added, the C. value increases markedly.

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