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DiscoveringDena
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This may sound like a dumb question, BUT...if I measured out 3oz of dry spaghetti, but after I cooked it, it's like 6oz, would I put in 3oz or 6oz under the amount of spaghetti I have?
I would think it's still considered 3oz, right? Sorry if this sounds dumb
I would think it's still considered 3oz, right? Sorry if this sounds dumb

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When you are looking at the nutritional data on the box - does it say 3oz dry or 3oz cooked. I am guessing it is 3oz dry - but check it out - it should say what one serving is and it should indicate if it is cooked or dry.
Vickie0 -
When you are looking at the nutritional data on the box - does it say 3oz dry or 3oz cooked. I am guessing it is 3oz dry - but check it out - it should say what one serving is and it should indicate if it is cooked or dry.
Vickie
It just says 2oz is a serving, doesn't say dry/wet. I just went ahead and ate 3oz cooked and saved the rest for tomorrow. :bigsmile:0 -
Eating the 3 oz cooked, was the wise choice. That is how I do mine as well.0
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This may sound like a dumb question, BUT...if I measured out 3oz of dry spaghetti, but after I cooked it, it's like 6oz, would I put in 3oz or 6oz under the amount of spaghetti I have?
I would think it's still considered 3oz, right? Sorry if this sounds dumb
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I agree with edorice - all you are adding is 3 oz of water to the 3 oz of dry to make it 6 oz - Right?0
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I agree with edorice - all you are adding is 3 oz of water to the 3 oz of dry to make it 6 oz - Right?
Right, the extra oz's wet is just water weight...I would assume it would have been safe to eat it all? I didn't, but would like to know for sure in the future.
Thanks for all of your quick responses.0
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