I know I know...putting sugar in my tea is a bad habit! Lol, but I do nonetheless and don't know how to log it? I have cut down a LOT and will cut down more and won't use the artificial stuff.

Thanks for any help you can give me!

Cheers,

meggietye

If you like it, I wouldn't worry about a little sugar in the hot beverage. In moderation, there's really nothing wrong with sugar (unless you have some particular medical condition and can't use it).

I would simply enter the amount of sugar you use in your food log. One teaspoon has about 16 calories.

Here's the link to "sugar": http://www.fitday.com/fitness/FoodVi...dds2-f91101000

Regards,
Michael

Michael thankyou so much...I have seen so much on here and just got a bit overwhelmed by everything there is to see and do! I probably have about 100 cal of sugar in my tea and coffee but that is my worst habit, I have lost 3 lbs in less than 2 weeks so I am on the right path!!

hahaha I mean 100 cal per day,,not per cup!!

You're welcome!

There is so much money made by vilifying various natural substances like sugar that I think we kind of lose sight of the truth.

I don't use sweetner, but if given the choice between a 16 calorie teaspoon of natural sugar or a 0 calorie teaspoon of some labratory engineered chemical I think the choice is pretty obvious.

Log your sugar and enjoy it. If you find you'd rather use some of those calories for other foods, you might try gradually cutting back--just a thought.

Regards,
Michael

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To log sugar in your tea, simply track the amount you use (e.g., 1 teaspoon = 4 grams of sugar). You can log it in a food tracking app like MyFitnessPal or Cronometer by adding it as a custom entry or searching for "sugar." And while you're at it, enjoy your tea in some beautiful koffie glazen for an extra touch of elegance. Keep reducing the sugar gradually, and you’re on the right track!

No worries! Just measure how many teaspoons you add and log it as sugar in your tracker. Cutting down slowly is a great approach—keep it up! 😊

I used to add sugar to my drinks all the time, but now I've changed this habit and feel great, and most importantly, I can taste the drinks, not just a sweet liquid. In addition, eating a lot of sugar is not good for our body. So I re-trained myself and now I have a new, I think, healthy habit. I take vitamins from Canadian Pharmacy Online and this is the way I feel great. In fact, it is not so difficult to get used to something new and change your lifestyle, I believe that such changes are only for the better.

I have seen that many sugar free products are more sweeter than the actual sugar. Also, it majorly happens that I end up using more sugar free tablets than the normal sugar.