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is it ok to weight potatoes after they have been cooked

veitnamwar1965
Posts: 30 Member
because i thought when i weight them raw when you poor out the water you would lose some of the potato ( are the cooked and raw spuds close in weight )
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I personally would weigh them raw.
How you cook them affects how much the weigh. I would guess that boiled potatoes would have extra water weight because you cooked them in water, while roasted/baked potatoes would lose a little bit of their water and weigh less. Haven't actually tried though.0 -
I'd weigh them raw but you can probably find a calorie count for cooked potatoes online, too.0
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because i thought when i weight them raw when you poor out the water you would lose some of the potato ( are the cooked and raw spuds close in weight )
Whether they gain or lose moisture (and therefore weight) through cooking depends on how you cook them.0 -
thanks for the info0
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