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    3oz raw chicken =? oz cooked

    I made a week worth of chicken and now sure how much I should measure when it's cooked if I need 3 oz raw .

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    That questions is hard to answer. The key factor is how long your chicken is cooked affects how much moisture is still held, and therefore the weight.

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    How in the world do I measure chicken then? Should I just aproximate 2.5oz cooked = 3oz raw ? Does that sound about right?

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    Figure out how much you need cooked. Look it up in www.nutritiondata.com



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    Quote Originally Posted by Jodi
    Figure out how much you need cooked. Look it up in www.nutritiondata.com
    Thats a great site, Jodi! Thanks for the reference!
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