Dry or wet weight
LozzieJoy47
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Hi. Wondering when assessing calories, for example with rolled oats, do I use the dry weight or the weight when cooked please.
Thanks Lorraine
Thanks Lorraine
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Dry weight0
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I always go for the dry / uncooked weight of food whenever I can. For things like pasta, rice and oats that's what the nutrition information on the package usually refers to unless it specifically states that it's for the cooked amount.0
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Thank u so much. Have been using dry weight just wanted to confirm I was doing the right thing.0
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Sometimes the label says "values for 100 g of prepared product" or something along the lines though, then it's for when you've already cooked it. If it doesn't, it's always for how it is in the package.0
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