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Question by Nicole: How many calories are in pot roast?
I have an eating disorder, and I can’t eat something unless I KNOW EXACTLY how many calories I am consuming. I put Salt, baby potatos, carrots, A1 sauce, little bit of tomato juice, Garlic powder, and water in it. I love roast..but I can’t eat it unless I know or I’ll feel guilty and fast for days.

Best answer:

Answer by Sarah
as always depends what kind and how much and what you season it with.

Pot Roast – Meat and Fat – Braised, (3 oz) 280 calories

Pot Roast – Meat Only – Braised, (3 oz) 180 calories

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3 Comments

  1. The following site offers the calorie count on any food and the quantity you to put in the search box. Break down the components of the dish for the calorie count.

    http://caloriecount.about.com/cc/search.php?search_type=foods&searchpro=pot+roast&x=0&y=0

  2. OK problem child – this is the problem – if you have no way to measure – why would bother – but all of the restaurants I know they are posting their calorie numbers but are you sure of the exact numbers (oz) You imply your cooking for yourself – do you cook by weight – without a scale you still don’t know
    your body ‘should’ pass out any thing it does not need – it does not understand numbers (that is your brain) maybe you should talk with your dietician doctor
    I can’t help but I feel for you ☺

  3. It depends on how much of everything, and how much you eat.
    http://recipes.sparkpeople.com/recipe-calculator.asp lets you figure that out.
    However, I would feel guilty for days if I didn’t tell you that you need to stop obsessing. Talk to a therapist, go to an in-patient clinic for a while if need be. Eat the number of calories your body needs, and allow yourself to go over a bit now and then; it takes an extra 3500 calories to gain a single pound. So an extra 300 calories in a day, really not a big deal. Please, please talk to a therapist, a doctor, a dietitian, whoever you need, whatever it takes. And if you haven’t already, talk to your friends and family.

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