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How to weigh Baked Potato?

Maguigi
Posts: 9 Member
Ok. I am tracking EVERYTHING. I have a food scale, and am wondering if I should weigh my potato before or after it is cooked? They lose a couple of ounces after baking. What is the correct way?
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you need the weight that corresponds to the data you are using. Raw data, raw weight etc.0
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Before cooking is always the most accurate. If you have to weigh after it's cooked, use a 'baked' entry.0
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Raw weight is more accurate than cooked, so do it that way if you have the opportunity0
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I always try to log it whichever way i ate it cause that is the calories i actually ate. Just make sure your log entry is the right one.0
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I use raw weight.0
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Thanks!0
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Since you have gotten useful answers...
Quickly! Don't let that potato get cold.0 -
I weigh it raw.0
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missiontofitness wrote: »Since you have gotten useful answers...
Quickly! Don't let that potato get cold.
Lolz
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you weigh it raw
hope it was good! mmmm baked potatoes..... LOLOL0
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