I eat sandwiches on a pretty regular basis for lunch and most of the serving sizes I find for lunch meats are in "oz." Does anyone have any realistic idea of how many slices this translates into per 1 or 2 oz? I realize that you can get different thicknesses to your slices, but an approximation would be very helpful! Thanks for the help!

Marisa

I know for like the oscar mayer small round deli slices its 3 slices = 1 oz. Boars head which I see is what you had for lunch yesterday, is bigger peices so Id say 1 1/2 good slices of that would be an ounce. Its seems iv measured their roast beef before and I think thats what it was and they were the big thin slices. Not shaved but pretty thin. Hope that helps!

Have you thought about buying a food scale?? I know it's work to measure everything all the time - but the results of the time spent are for sure worth it!!! Just an idea :)

I agree, the best thing to is get a scale. There is such a difference in serving size for deli meats. Some are 6 slices for 2 oz, some are 2-3 slices. I have a scale and it's come in pretty handy for many foods I've had to measure.

My continued weight loss success can be attributed directly to the purchase of a food scale. I was in a pretty nasty plateau (even gained some weight) and one of the more prevalent causes from the research I did was measuring out proper portions. I was subconciously adding more food than was proper for the serving size. I measure just about everything and have been averaging about 1.75 pounds per week of weight loss since 11/10/10.

I HIGHLY recommend a food scale.

Good luck!

I've found that one slice of deli-counter turkey weighs about 1.3 oz.