Information from All About HealthFRUIT AND VEGIf your diet contains a high proportion of fresh fruit and veg, you won't have to work too hard to burn the calories they contain off:Medium-size banana = 16 minutes walking
Pear = 11 minutes mowing the lawn
Medium-size orange = 6 minutes jogging
Carrots (per portion) = 3 minutes dancing
Potatoes (per portion) = 26 minutes playing golf
SNACKS
Depending on the type of snack you prefer, you could end up having to put a fair bit of effort in if you want to burn off all the calories it contains:
Mars Bar (standard size) = 50 minutes aqua aerobics
Jam doughnut (average) = 45 minutes walking
Blueberry muffin = 23 minutes steady swimming
Cheese and onion crisps = 35 minutes playing frisbee
DAIRY
Cheese, cream and butter are all high in fat (unless you go for the low-fat versions), which means they're also high in calories. Here's how to burn those calories off:
Butter (single pat) = 5 minutes dancing
Sour cream (1 tbsp) = 3 minutes jogging
Cheddar cheese (28g) = 13 minutes swimming
Cottage cheese (28g) = 4 minutes walking
Mozzarella (28g) = 10 minutes aerobics
LUNCH
Even sandwiches can be high in fat and calories, so here's what you need to do to burn off the calories in some popular midday meals:
Egg mayonnaise sandwich = 1 hour 20 minutes hill walking
Cheeseburger and fries = 88 minutes of aerobics
Chicken Caesar salad = 60 minutes skating
Chicken and Mushroom Pot Noodle = 1 hour and 10 minutes playing tennis
Regular hot dog = 36 minutes dancing
EVENING MEAL
Get ready to be very active if you want to stand a chance of burning off the calories in these popular dishes:
12-inch pepperoni pizza = 3 hours 40 minutes walking
Fish and chips = 1 hour 10 minutes jogging
Spaghetti Bolognese = 1 hour low-impact aerobics
Six chicken nuggets = 45 minutes dancing
Roast beef dinner = 1 hour 40 minutes cycling
DRINKS
Don't forget drinks calories as they count just the same as calories from food:
Red wine (175ml glass) = 18 minutes digging the garden
Pint of Fosters lager = 45 minutes dancing aerobics
Single measure of Scotch = 14 minutes jogging
Orange juice = 18 minutes walking
Diet drinks = 45 seconds dancing
What exercise burns the most calories?
Do you want to burn as many calories as you possibly can through exercise? It largely depends on how much effort you put into your exercise - for instance, if you swim up and down the pool at a leisurely pace, you won't burn the same number of calories as someone who does reasonably fast laps.
So bearing that in mind, here are some popular activities that burn the most number of calories:
Running
Squash
Cycling
Aerobics
Boxing
Skipping
Jogging
Swimming
500 Calories
Info from Life Hack.org
Arby’s classic sized Beef ‘n Cheddar isn’t quite 500 calories, but once you add just 1 tbsp of Horsey sauce (less than 1 packet), it hits pretty quickly. A small order of curly fries adds another 331 calories to your meal.
Bagels vary in size, but a plain bagel with one 3-oz packet of plain cream cheese will take you around 500-550 calories. If you use another packet of cream cheese (because let’s face it, one is only enough for half a bagel), you’re adding another 291 calories.
Just a Belgian Waffle and a slight drizzle of syrup is enough to hit 500 calories for breakfast. See below for more details on the calorie count of butter
Change to a medium or use 2% (or cream) instead of skim, and you’re adding 200-500 extra calories to this drink.
The Big Mac is actually 550 calories, but if you leave a bite or two, you’ll be able to slide under the bar.
It only takes 4 slices of bacon to hit 500 calories. Add this to your Belgian waffle & DD Coolatta, and you can easily consume your daily caloric allowance.
Starbucks may be overly sugary, but they run their business with a high level of morals, providing benefits to part-time workers and often overpaying for their coffee beans. If you’re feeling guilty about that DD Coolatta, this is a larger drink for the same 500 calories.
Subway advertises themselves as being healthy, but the calories get you where you wouldn’t think. All it takes to hit 500 calories on a 6-inch ham on wheat, all you need to add is oil and vinegar.
Whether it’s a salad or a burger, it only takes 125g (4.5 oz) of cheese to add 500 calories to your diet.
Candy is bad for you, but it’s not entirely because of calories. 2 bars will get you to 500 calories.
The rainbow tastes like just under 500 calories by the time you’re finished polishing off 2 standard sized bags of this sweet treat.
A golden delicious apple is 100 calories. Five apples a day keeps the craving for Snickers and Skittles away.
It’s not just coffee drinks: smoothies have calories too. Adding a boost or upping the size at Jamba Juice adds 100+ calories.
It takes over half a dozen eggs to get to 500 calories. Cut it down to 2 eggs, and add small amounts of bacon & cheese for a well-rounded 500 calorie breakfast.
A 9-oz lean steak gets you just under 500 calories, but the seasonings you use can quickly raise that. Get a fattier steak, and the calories go up accordingly.
At 480 calories, Chili’s famous half rack of baby back ribs leaves you room for an iced tea or a couple French fries.
If you eat 5 bananas, you’ll have consumed the caloric equivalent of a Big Mac.