Garlic bread. Frozen or cookes for the weight?
lauraesh0384
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I've always weighed it as frozen but now I'm not so sure. The serving size weight is 40g but when I weighed it partially thawed it came to 53g! So I ended up cutting some off. If you eat garlic bread, do you weigh it as frozen or once it's cooked?
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Frozen. Cooked will vary due to moisture lost in the cooking process1
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If the nutrition info doesn't specifically say cooked or "as prepared" then it's going by the product before cooking.6
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hmmm.... I can see how heating up garlic bread in the oven might reduce its weight given that some water will evaporate.
By what mechanism would the weight increase between frozen and thawed?
Me thinks you have a measurement problem; not a different weight problem!1 -
hmmm.... I can see how heating up garlic bread in the oven might reduce its weight given that some water will evaporate.
By what mechanism would the weight increase between frozen and thawed?
Me thinks you have a measurement problem; not a different weight problem!
surely the nutrition facts takes into account the extra garlic butter and all the cheese i top it with4 -
JaydedMiss wrote: »hmmm.... I can see how heating up garlic bread in the oven might reduce its weight given that some water will evaporate.
By what mechanism would the weight increase between frozen and thawed?
Me thinks you have a measurement problem; not a different weight problem!
surely the nutrition facts takes into account the extra garlic butter and all the cheese i top it with
mmmm.... cheeeeeese2 -
Well I eat garlic bread like this. The garlic bread I buy you can see the slices in the package are not the same size. Example, my package says 43 grams for slice/portion and the slices are anywhere from 45-50+.
While thawing/heating will result in a some water/moisture evaporation, I just weigh it frozen and enter that gram weight an move on. Garlic bread should be eaten in its entirety, I would never cut the bread to fit the box label.7 -
Anything frozen I weigh frozen unless the package says the weight is for the finished product except for meat. I weigh the individually frozen chicken breasts after they have thawed.
I must lead a sheltered life - I didn't even know there was such a thing as frozen garlic bread.1 -
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ConnieT1030 wrote: »
Just because it never occurs to me to weigh them until just before I cook them.
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