Rice and pasta??
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amie290478
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Hi all,
Does dry rice and pasta increase in cals when cooked or as its just boiling in water stay the same.
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Does dry rice and pasta increase in cals when cooked or as its just boiling in water stay the same.
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It stays the same but obviously 150g raw pasta or rice has more cals than 150g of cooked rice.
I weigh before cooking and cook mine in a separate pan to the rest of the family's.0 -
Thanks for that. Its what I thought but started doubting myself lol0
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Thanks for that. Its what I thought but started doubting myself lol
It's easy to do because it expands so much in cooking. I measured out/weighed my 2oz of spaghetti the other night and looked at it and thought "no way" so I bumped my portion to 4oz (I had the calories available so I figured why not). But when cooked - it was enough for three meals!! And yet the same # of calories as before cooking... well like I said, it's easy to figure it wrong because how much it expands in cooking.0
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