Calorie Count on Dry Beans?
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regankles
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Some if them count the fiber carbs and list calories as around 150 per 1/4 cup dry but some of them don't and list calories as 60-70 per 1/4 cup dry. Which is correct???
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There should be a measurement in grams. Look at that as opposed to cups. I'm guessing that they will be the same.0
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I use the usda data which says mine are 120cals for 86g or 1/2 cup dry. Based on that I would say what you listed first is correct. Beans are fairly calorie dense.0
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The weight is the same. The calorie difference is from one brand including calories from fiber carbs and one not. So i guess my question is do fiber carbs need to be counted or not?0
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