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I simply love coffee shops. It's not so much about the drinks. It's the atmosphere that I find appealing. Perhaps it's the fact that plenty of young people hang out there. Anyway, something
about coffee-shops helps me unwind and takes the wrinkles off my forehead. For those of our
readers who share this passion, here's a few tips on how to avoid packing on the pounds:
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- When having a late drink, always order nonfat milk
- Find it in yourself to skip the whipped cream on top of your drink.
- If given the option, tell them to hold the sugar. You may sweeten your drink to
taste using a zero-calorie sweetener.
- Remember that, even if ordering as above, many coffee drinks bring in several
hundred calories: Let's take Starbucks, for instance: A Grande Nonfat
Chocolate Mocha will bring in about 340 calories, and a Grande Frappucino
(without whipped cream) will bring in about 440 calories. The calorie count gets even worse at
Caribou, with some drinks exceeding 700 calories.
- Reasonable Starbucks choices would be:
- Green Tea (negligible calorie amount)
- Single or Double Espresso (negligible calorie amount)
- Nonfat Cappuccino (about 75 calories)
- Nonfat Cafe Late (about 130 calories)
- Nonfat Chai Late (about 170 calories)
- Nonfat Green Tea Late (about 170 calories)*
* All calorie counts are given for 'tall drinks', which are usually the smallest size Starbucks drinks (12 fl. oz.)
- Talking about reasonable choices, it also helps not having any cookies, sandwiches or snacks with your drink.
- And finally, here's the simplest coffee shop tip: Always order the small size drink, rather than the medium or the large one.
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