4oz of raw or cooked chicken?
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How do you interpret a 4oz piece of chicken (protein) - is it cooked or raw?
I'm fine for weighing either way but clearly a 4oz piece of cooked chicken weighed prob 5-6oz raw.
Thanks!
I'm fine for weighing either way but clearly a 4oz piece of cooked chicken weighed prob 5-6oz raw.
Thanks!
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I log raw.0
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If you weigh it raw then log it raw. If you weigh it cooked then choose an entry that specifies it was cooked.
I log mine cooked.0 -
AS Lounmoun indicated, you'll find entries for both raw and cooked. So as long as you choose the appropriate entry, you're good either way.0
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If you weigh it when it's raw, use a "raw weight" entry when you log it at that weight.
If you weigh it after it's cooked, use a "cooked weight" entry when you log it at that weight.0
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