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Marinades

JLoescher01
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What is a good way to figure the real amount of calories/fat/sugar, sodium, etc that you are using for marinades for meat? I have a great recipe for honey/soy chicken breast and have put all of the ingredients in the recipe calculator, so I have those amounts. But you dump a lot off after it is done marinating, so the figures cannot be right using the total amounts. Anyone have a good formula here? Thank you!
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I'd like to know this too! Thanks for asking.0
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Could you measure the liquid total before you pour it on and measure again what you dump out? The difference would be close to what is used.0
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