Weighing pasta
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Oh, and the nutritional label doesn't indicate whether they mean dry or cooked - otherwise I wouldn't be asking!1
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Does it give you an indication of serves per package? That may help0
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100 calories per ounce of dry pasta sounds about right - that would be my guess if there is no other information.0
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Thank you for the replies! I thought it's meant to be dry but was I never sure. I will also check our servings per package.0
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It's for dry.
If the package doesn't indicate, it typically is nutrition info for the item as packaged.0 -
Queenmunchy wrote: »It's for dry.
If the package doesn't indicate, it typically is nutrition info for the item as packaged.
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It's for dry. Besides, it's only heavy from water. You should be good.0
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