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Nutritional Data

Lutiebelle
Posts: 36 Member
I like to dilute my juices. Does it change the nutritional value?
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yes it does ... but not sure how ... half water half juice prolly does it by half!0
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Not exactly. For example if you have an 8 oz drink 4 oz juice and 4oz water then you would use the calorie/nutrition data for 4 oz juice.0
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What you should do is consider the water free. So for example if you drink a glass of juice which is half water half juice enter it as a half glass of juice, (versus a whole glass even though your glass is full) So enter it based on the amount of juice you put in the glass before the water was added.0
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the nutritional value of the juice doesn't alter you just log it as half a glass or a smaller amount and the water element in you glass at the bottom x0
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