Bologna

  • Okay so my boyfriend bought some bologna and I am out of Turkey.The Bologna is turkey bologna 98% fat free
    Per slice
    Calories:25
    fat:0.5
    Carbs: 3
    Sugar:>1

    Is so that okay to eat counting calories I mean it looks okay to me I guess I just have always been told bologna was bad for you. Is it?
  • Know what is in your lunchmeat.

    http://www.ehow.com/how_2291582_what...t-sausage.html

    Food manufacturers can make anything appear healthy.
  • Well I eat bologna everyday and its not the low fat kind . . . I usually get beef but i accidently got chicken last time but its not too bad. It has about 9g of fat in it and it hasn't affected my weightloss yet. I just try to watch my sodium and meet my calorie requirements for fat carbs and protein.
  • I eat bologna a lot too....it's one of the few lunch meats I like (Just bologna and turkey). I know that the sodium is high, but if you take that into account when planning out meals and whatnot, it shouldn't be that disastrous.
  • Quote: Know what is in your lunchmeat.

    http://www.ehow.com/how_2291582_what...t-sausage.html

    Food manufacturers can make anything appear healthy.
    Sausage = ground remains unsuitable for normal consumption stuffed into intestine.

    But it sure makes a tasty sandwich. I like bologna and salami - I buy the turkey versions of both, and they're pretty darn good. I buy Butterball's - it's 60 calories and 4.5 g fat per serving. It's not as wonderfully low as Oscar Meyer's, but I like the texture alot more.
  • I too have eaten bologna before while counting calories- just drink and extra glass of water or two to balance out the extra sodium


    My favorite is Foster Farms Turkey meat only 20 cals per slice!
  • Thanks a lot. I work in a deli and I'm about to leave in a few minutes! LOL
  • Quote: Know what is in your lunchmeat.

    http://www.ehow.com/how_2291582_what...t-sausage.html

    Food manufacturers can make anything appear healthy.
    that looks delicious