R rez New member Jan 14, 2003 #2 oops i mean how should you weigh any food..ive been taking it as its raw weight..is that right?
Z ZKaudio Plat Hero Platinum Jan 14, 2003 #3 yes, you're supposed to weigh it raw. I'm sure mr.x can further explain the significance of calculating it precookage.
yes, you're supposed to weigh it raw. I'm sure mr.x can further explain the significance of calculating it precookage.
I iamcdn New member Jan 14, 2003 #4 when you cook something it loses water and therefore weight. (i think) so id measure it precooked (at least the store measures it precooked, i just use that as my measure) could be wrong, normally i am
when you cook something it loses water and therefore weight. (i think) so id measure it precooked (at least the store measures it precooked, i just use that as my measure) could be wrong, normally i am
Manu New member Jan 14, 2003 #6 But if you have the nutricional data for, let's say, 100 grs of roasted chicken woudn't you weight it roasted?
But if you have the nutricional data for, let's say, 100 grs of roasted chicken woudn't you weight it roasted?
M Mr.X Guest Jan 15, 2003 #7 rez said: how should you weigh raw food? thanks Click to expand... that would be raw dear Mr.X