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Is the weight of rice and noodles before or after including water

kasundissanayake1
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Does anyone know if the rice and noodles weights on this app are before or after it’s absorbed the water( before or after it’s cooked)?
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That depends on what food entry you're using. Generally speaking, if you see an entry with 350-380kcal per 100gr, then it's for the uncooked weight. For cooked rice or pasta, the calories per 100gr will be quite a bit lower.0
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. . . so look for a database entry that explicitly matches the food you're weighing: "rice cooked", "rice dry"/"rice raw".
For foods like that, that can absorb varying amounts of water in cooking, the dry/raw weight is likely to be a little more accurate.0
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