Healthy Recipe: Mango Salsa-stuffed Jalapeno Poppers
Posted February 3, 2021
Even though COVID-19 may be limiting your plans for Super Bowl watching fun, this jalapeño popper recipe can help boost both your nutrition and your fun.
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Posted November 23, 2015
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How long will it take to work off Thanksgiving dinner?
Thanksgiving is a time to give thanks and eat until you drop. Most American adults consume about 1,700 to 3,000 calories during the Thanksgiving meal. Add the rest of the day and typical calorie consumption on the fourth Thursday of November is about 4,500 calories. Daily recommended caloric intake for an adult American woman in 2,000 calories and for the average American man is 2,500 calories a day.
So just how much exercise is needed to combat the turkey, dressing, gravy and cranberry feast? The following infographic shows how much exercise a 160 pound adult would have to do to burn 3,000 calories.
[Image of woman running up stairs]
Running up stairs 2.6 hours
[Image of woman jumping rope]
Jumping rope 3.5 hours
[Image of woman running]
Running (5 mph) 5.5 hours
[Image of woman cycling]
Cycling (12-14 mph) 5.3 hours
[Image of man cross country skiing]
Cross country skiing 6 hours
[Image of woman in swimming pose]
Swimming laps (moderate speed) 7 hours
[Image of man with backpack]
Hiking 7 hours
[Image of man dancing with headphones on]
Dancing (moderate) 7 hours
[Image of woman lifting weights]
Weight lifting 8.2 hours
[Image of woman on bouncing ball]
Pilates 8.5 hours
[Image of man walking]
Walking (2 MPH) 15 hours
[Image of woman in yoga pose]
Yoga 16.4 hours
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Even though COVID-19 may be limiting your plans for Super Bowl watching fun, this jalapeño popper recipe can help boost both your nutrition and your fun.
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