Baked potatoes
Paul699
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Hi guys, when weighing a baked potatoe , do u weigh it before or after cooking as the weight can change significantly and what's lost I presume is the 0 cal water content in the baking process.
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Either.
Just choose the correct database entry.
As with all these things raw will have the slighter degree of accuracy but nothing to really worry about either way.0 -
Hi guys, when weighing a baked potatoe , do u weigh it before or after cooking as the weight can change significantly and what's lost I presume is the 0 cal water content in the baking process.
log it raw, weigh it raw, log it cooked, weigh it cooked...
personally i log cooked, but that's just me!1 -
Agreed - the only change is water loss, but you do need to pick the correct database entry.
I'd tend to err on the side of raw.0 -
I weigh raw because it's easy to just make a stop at the scale on the way to the oven but as said either is fine if the correct entry is used.1
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Either just make sure you use the database entry that matches the state you weighed it in.
I usually weigh the potato before I cook it.1
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