weighing question
 
            
                
                    xtina315                
                
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                    Now this maybe silly. Do you have to weigh meat when it is raw or is it still okay to weigh it cooked?                
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            I prefer to weigh raw if possible and use the raw value. When cooking, methods can change the calorie content. A lot of time fat is lost when it is cooked, but it is hard to know how much. At least by weighing raw, I am overestimating.
 If you do weigh cooked, make sure to use the entry that reflects that it is cooked and preferably, how. Like chicken breast, roasted, skin on. Etc.2
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            I weigh everything raw, like pasta and pre-packaged stuff. I find it easiest.1
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            Oh jeesh. Ah I probably eat more than I should then. Thanks!!0
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            Preferably raw.
 If you must weigh cooked, make sure you use a cooked entry. The food weighs less for the same calories because the water was lost during the cooking process.0
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            Great question. Best one I've seen all month!0
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            Thanks for everyone's responses. Just wanted to make sure I did it correctly lol0
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