Count Calories/Nutrition Before or After Cooking (ie Meat)
lmocha
Posts: 16
Hi there,
This might be a stupid question...but here it is...
Should you count the calories/nutrion of Meat (Beef, Chicken etc) Before or After cooking?
I've been weighting to see the diff. and the pre-cooked is quite a bit higher than cooked weight. I
e. tonight's boneless Chicken Breast...approx 180g before the BBQ and @ 112 after...seems like a big difference!! (Mind you, it was overcooked and a little dry...oops!)
Help...which is correct??
Thank you:)
This might be a stupid question...but here it is...
Should you count the calories/nutrion of Meat (Beef, Chicken etc) Before or After cooking?
I've been weighting to see the diff. and the pre-cooked is quite a bit higher than cooked weight. I
e. tonight's boneless Chicken Breast...approx 180g before the BBQ and @ 112 after...seems like a big difference!! (Mind you, it was overcooked and a little dry...oops!)
Help...which is correct??
Thank you:)
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Replies
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Always use the pre-cooked weight. That goes for pretty much anything, including veggies and pasta.0
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Thank you!
(although for the meat, I wish it were the weight after cooking,lol)0
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