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Article created by: Mantas Kačerauskas

How many chocolate chip cookies do you need to fill you up? Me, I don’t get out of bed without a package. ‘Cause when it comes to putting food in your mouth, how much doesn’t count as long as it tastes good. But imagine what a favor we’d be doing our bodies simply by starting to listen to what they say. And it doesn’t take a whole lot.

Swapping food for healthier alternatives is the way to go, and we present you some of the most easy-to-understand healthy charts that speak numbers and quantities. Take notes, everyone—we are about to build a better snack menu no one will ever feel guilty for.

Scroll down below for Bored Panda’s interview with Graeme Tomlinson, the man behind the widely popular Instagram account The Fitness Chef known for myth-busting nutrition infographics about making wise food choices.

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    Comparison food chart showing 200g sweet potato with 196 calories and 200g white potato with 160 calories.

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    Chart showing foods that fill you up with categories like bakery, sweets, cereal, protein, fruits, and carb-rich foods including potatoes.

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    Food chart showing ingredients and nutrition of almond flour cookie dough balls ready in 5 minutes.

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    Chart showing vitamin C content in fruits and vegetables with mg per 100g for each item in a food chart comparison.

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    Food chart comparing calories and volume of oils, peanut butter, chocolates versus 600g strawberries, highlighting calorie density.

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    Comparison food chart showing calories in 14 large caramel macchiatos, lattes, cappuccinos, and Americanos per week.

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    Chart showing 9 low sugar fruits with percent of total digestible carbohydrate including avocados and berries.

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    Alaina McAuliffe
    Community Member
    2 months ago Created by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

    Why would you not put these in order of either cal or protein? This is useless as an image.

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    Comparison food chart showing avocado on brown toast with 340 calories versus Nutella on white toast with 203 calories.

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    Data1001
    Community Member
    2 months ago Created by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

    It's more about where your calories are coming from. The avocado has effectively zero grams of sugar per 2 tablespoon (approx 37 grams) serving, whereas the Nutella has 21 grams of sugar per 2 tablespoon serving.