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Mom4Kids1706
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When I make a recipe and portion it out, should I weigh the portions or measure? The weight and measure comes out 70 calories difference. But seems like the measuring is not accurate for this particular recipe.
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I always weigh. Measuring isn't as accurate.
When cooking some moisture is lost, too. So trying to use a cumulative weight with raw ingredients is going to be much different than the weight/calories of the cooked dish.2 -
I weigh - I take the total cooked weight of my recipe and use that to set serving weight
So like it it’s 200g (for example) - I make my serving size 20 so every serving is 10g - then if I eat 50g I log 5 servings and go1
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