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Calories per serving of Chocolate Cinnamon Bread Pudding

110 calories of Nonfat frozen yogurt, (0.50 cup)

108 calories of Brown Sugar, (0.13 cup, packed)

106 calories of Bread, whole wheat (including toast) prepared from recipe, (0.83 slice)

50 calories of Milk, canned, evaporated, nonfat, (2 fl oz)

24 calories of Egg, fresh, whole, raw, (0.33 large)

17 calories of Semisweet chocolate, (0.02 cup mini chips)

8 calories of Cocoa, dry powder, unsweetened, (0.67 tbsp)

4 calories of Vanilla Extract, (0.33 tsp)

0 calories of Cinnamon, ground, (0.08 tsp)

Nutrition & Calorie Comments  

Sounds great! The only questions I have is if the "serve warm, with a scoop of FroYo on top." is included in the calorie count or just an additional suggestion? I think I'll assume it's a suggestion and not count it in.	Submitted by: SASH31 (10/15/12) report inappropriate
Yum!! A great treat for Father's Day and a good way to use up ends of a loaf of bread.	Submitted by: BEHRENDT (6/16/12) report inappropriate
How about trying it with fresh apple bits, blueberries, or rasberries....without the gooey sugary oversweetened syrups of course. I would really like to give this fruit type a try without the cocoa and with a bit less of the brown sugar.	Submitted by: SDANLSON (4/23/12) report inappropriate
Seriously? 425 calories is more than my dinner! I'd have to make this a meal! It sounds very good - but not very conducive to weight loss.	Submitted by: CROWLEY123 (4/21/12) report inappropriate
Sounds good...and by leaving off the frozen yogurt (although good) I wonder how much calorie intake it is...	Submitted by: GARIANNA1 (4/21/12) report inappropriate
Whoa, way to many calories plus it has ingredients which contribute to one's blood cholesterol level. =(	Submitted by: 52DIANE (4/21/12) report inappropriate
Great looking recipe! If you really want this, but the calories are too high, try the often overlooked method of simply eating half a serving, for half the calories.	Submitted by: MFDELMEGE (4/21/12) report inappropriate
I'm so glad Spark People lets you look at nutritional info for each ingredient! This was a little too high in calories for me and I was going to pass on it but when I checked the detailed nutrition listing, I found that ditching the frozen yogurt would save 110 calories! WooHoo, making it tonight!	Submitted by: LIVINTODAY (4/21/12) report inappropriate
This was absolutely delicious. My husband thought I'd made some sort of chocolate cake. We left off the frozen yogurt (I hate soggy cake.) and substituted egg beaters for the eggs and used splenda in place of half of the sugar. I'd never had bread pudding before, but I'll sure be making it again.	Submitted by: LPRKAHN (8/5/11) report inappropriate
More calories than I want to use for dessert.	Submitted by: HEALTHYDESIRE (6/28/11) report inappropriate
Used splenda brown sugar and egg whites, came out wonderful!	Submitted by: BRANDYCELIZ81 (6/11/11) report inappropriate
Got the calories down to 229 by eliminating the frozen yogurt, using lower calorie WW bread (50 cals/slice), Splenda blend Brown Sugar. Could have gone lower by using egg beaters and eliminating the added choc. chips, but I don't use egg subs., and I liked the warm melty chocolate!	Submitted by: MARYELLEN301 (1/6/11) report inappropriate
so much calories per serving.....ooooeeeiiii	Submitted by: SAFI007 (11/29/10) report inappropriate
Can this possibly have 82 carbs per serving?	Submitted by: GMAFLO (10/7/10) report inappropriate
LOL--sounds delicious, but with this calorie count, I'd have to skip dinner to enjoy it--LOL	Submitted by: FAYBEE3 (8/12/10) report inappropriate
Is this in place a a meal? Must to high in calorie and carbs. Sorry but I'm can't afford to make it.	Submitted by: AWAITING1 (7/28/10) report inappropriate
looks great and can't wait to try it! Not sure why all the negativity-if you are watching calories close, then cut elsewhere to allow a splurge! Make it, have a small piece & leave the rest to family or co-workers! Don't like it - move on to another recipe!	Submitted by: BIKINIBOUND!! (6/24/10) report inappropriate
I haven't made this yet but it sounds delish. Any ideas out there about how to reduce the total calorie count? +400 isn't my idea of a diet dessert (not that I haven't been known to eat a decadent dessert or two in my life!)	Submitted by: LANAJILL (6/17/10) report inappropriate
Glad they stated in the member rating section that there was a mistake in the Nutritional Info. It was way off my list of things to try until I saw that. It was so off my list I was going to come in here and pitch a fit...but all is now clarified and I WILL give this a try. THANKS!	Submitted by: MATOKUWAPI (6/16/10) report inappropriate
Sounds delicious and now that I know the calories are for all 6 servings, definitely doable!! Anytime I can create a dessert that is under 100 calories per serving - LOVE IT!! Thanks	Submitted by: CHOCMOM (6/16/10) report inappropriate
Calories are for total pudding. Divide into svgs. Some added bread on hand--h'dog buns, cinnamon, Splenda, extra choc chips. etc.	Submitted by: GATOR12 (6/16/10) report inappropriate
This has more calories (possibly 3 x more) than an indidually wrapped peice of chocolate. I say, if you have self-control, have the chocolate. If not, I'm certain one serving size of this recipe will not suffice. I will not be trying this (very tasty sounding) recipe.	Submitted by: SERENDIPITY4USA (6/16/10) report inappropriate
I think the calories are wrong for both, a 6-serving and single serving. Just go and add the calories up yourself and devide it by 6 and see what you come up with. I make a similar recipe but with homemade chunky apple sauce and vanilla yogurt (not frozen) and add some nuts, It is so moist and yummy	Submitted by: ACCEPTHECHLNGE (4/29/10) report inappropriate
I just put this recipe into the recipe calculator, and came up with calories very close to what is posted. The difference is probably because of different brand items. Mine came up with 393 calories for 1 serving.	Submitted by: AZURE-SKY (4/29/10) report inappropriate
Ooh, so good! Made with ww bread, brown Sugar Twin, egg beaters and non-fat evaporated milk. Also, added a couple tablespoons more of cocoa and omitted the chips. I make "regular" bread pudding the same way, without the cocoa, but with nutmeg and more cinnamon. Great for an occasional treat.	Submitted by: TRICIAN13 (4/29/10) report inappropriate
Eager to see the nutritional values when you've fixed them.	Submitted by: SIRIRADHA (4/29/10) report inappropriate
My calculations were 349 cal/ 4.5g T.fat/ 73.4mg Chol./ 207.8mg Sod./ 289.6mg Pot./ 47.6g T.carb/ 3.0g fiber/ 33.2g Sugar/ 10.1g Protein. per serving	Submitted by: TBONE0519 (4/29/10) report inappropriate
WOW, I can't believe it. I have been looking for an easy bread pudding dessert and it is deliever to my mail box. YUM, delicious. I didn't use the yogurt. I found it wasn't needed. I did add some raisins. I didn't worry about the calories. I just enjoyed!	Submitted by: OHYESITSME1 (4/29/10) report inappropriate
I too looked at the nutirtion page and the amounts listed were 1/6 so I think the calories et all are correct for 1 serving not the whole recipe. Bummer as it sounds great but would need to be a meal not a snack!	Submitted by: LILYMEUEL (4/29/10) report inappropriate
I just re-entered this recipe to see the calories per individual serving and it looks like the listed calories are accurate. I came up with 411 calories per serving, or if you leave out the frozen yogurt it's 321 just for the bread pudding. Still, a delicious treat if you make room for it.	Submitted by: JODELL77 (3/30/10) report inappropriate
If you check the nutritional breakdown by ingredient, the recipe HAS been adjusted to single serving, and it does include the frozen yogurt. That is 110 cal of the total.	Submitted by: CRAFTYC (3/18/10) report inappropriate
I figure if I divide it into 5 servings the calories are ok. Can't wait to try it.	Submitted by: WALKERSSS (3/8/10) report inappropriate
Hahaha! Now I'm thinking that I can TOTALLY fit this whole thing into any given day, if I tried... Thanks for clearing that up about the nutritional facts!	Submitted by: JADENTEX (3/6/10) report inappropriate
NanaLinda, so is the 427.5 calories per serving BEFORE you adjusted it, or AFTER? --Signed, Confoozed	Submitted by: KASEYCOFF (3/4/10) report inappropriate
This recipe is like mine, except that I've altered to cut carbs. Use brown sugar splenda and 40 cal/slice bread. I also use no yogurt on top as I grew up having bread pudding warm with milk.	Submitted by: RE2BAH (2/26/10) report inappropriate
I will fit this in on a low calorie count day-yummy	Submitted by: NORAHMAE (2/13/10) report inappropriate

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