Measuring Foods - Grams vs Mls
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karrathachick
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Hi everyone,
Need advice about weighing and measuring. If a teaspoon is 5mls and you eat a teaspoon full of peanut butter, if I record it in MFP as 5grams is this accurate for calories? Thanks so much!
Need advice about weighing and measuring. If a teaspoon is 5mls and you eat a teaspoon full of peanut butter, if I record it in MFP as 5grams is this accurate for calories? Thanks so much!
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Mls are a liquid measure and grams are a weight measure, they aren't interchangeable. For something like PB I would (and do) just weigh it in grams rather than trying to do a volume measurement since it is more accurate overall.0
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Thanks for that, I was doing it without realising then it dawned on me it might not have been correct which appears is the case! Thanks for your help :-)0
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No problem, happy to help.0
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