What 2,000 Calories Of Your Favorite Foods Actually Looks Like (8 pics)
The average person needs to consume about 2,000 calories a day, but the average person probably has no idea what 2,000 calories look like. Here's a few interesting photos to help everybody put things into perspective.
A Whopper — with lettuce, tomatoes, ketchup, mayonnaise, and pickles — from Burger King contains 630 calories, so it would take three of them to reach 2,000 calories.
A large fry from McDonald's has 510 calories, so it would take four of them.
A slice of a large Domino's pizza is 290 calories, so it would take 6.9 slices.
A can of Coca-Cola contains 140 calories, so it would take just over 14 of them.
An average apple has about 126 calories, so it would take roughly 16 of them.
Each Reese's Peanut Butter Cup has 110 calories, so it would take 18 of them.
A regular-size banana has 112 calories, so you'd have to eat 18 of them to reach 2,000.
A large carrot has only 30 calories, so it would take 67 of them.
A Whopper — with lettuce, tomatoes, ketchup, mayonnaise, and pickles — from Burger King contains 630 calories, so it would take three of them to reach 2,000 calories.
A large fry from McDonald's has 510 calories, so it would take four of them.
A slice of a large Domino's pizza is 290 calories, so it would take 6.9 slices.
A can of Coca-Cola contains 140 calories, so it would take just over 14 of them.
An average apple has about 126 calories, so it would take roughly 16 of them.
Each Reese's Peanut Butter Cup has 110 calories, so it would take 18 of them.
A regular-size banana has 112 calories, so you'd have to eat 18 of them to reach 2,000.
A large carrot has only 30 calories, so it would take 67 of them.
