Organic Quinoa???
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diemos9
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1/4 cup 160 calories is that dry or cooked
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Depends on what the package says. Most packaging is dry weight, but it should state in the nutrition facts if in the US.0
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Idk it doesn't say:/ hope dry otherwise I just ate a *kitten* load or calories0
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Hahahahahah ' kitten' I said *kitten*0
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unless it's some crazy product, it's 160calores per 1/4 cup dry0
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It's dry weight. I just checked my own package of quinoa to be sure!0
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Thanks all!!0
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peterpan1003 wrote: »unless it's some crazy product, it's 160calores per 1/4 cup dry
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Yeah, typically a serving size of .25 cup for rice, quinoa, oatmeal, or other grains is dry. (Grams and a scale are more accurate, of course.)0
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