Go by cooked. The raw when cooked, will close to triple in size. Hence the difference![]()
Hey all... just a dumb question which has been keeping me up late at night (haha, not really, but i'm curious):
When adding up all my numbers for the day -- calories, fat, carbs, prot, fiber, etc. -- Do i go by the number of calories in brown rice raw, or cooked?
According to fitday:
1/4 cup of brown rice raw is 171 calories.
1/4 cup of brown rice cooked is 54 calories.
Obviously this is a big difference.
Which one should I go by? Cooked, right? I've been going by cooked because, well, I eat it cooked. But I just want to hear someone concur.
Go by cooked. The raw when cooked, will close to triple in size. Hence the difference![]()
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Good. I figured as much! Thanks.Originally Posted by PreMier
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Are you cooking a 1/4 cup of rice and eating it or cooking rice and eating a 1/4 cup of it cooked?
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I cook it 1 cup at a time, eat it 1/4 cup at a time after it's cooked. It usually comes out to about five 1/4-cup servings.Originally Posted by The_Chicken_Daddy
Personally I usually go by raw weight/measure (meat especially, but also grains/rice and legumes).
When you cook things the amount of water you add/take away is so variable that you really do not know what you are left with.
So I measure raw and use the nutritional data for when it is raw, then I cook it and eat it cook. That way, no matter how much I destroy it when I cook it, I know how much I am really eating.![]()
I don't measure the volume, I measure the weight. Cooked brown rice is something like 32 or 33 calories per ounce.
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