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Old 26-04-2006, 08:39 PM   #16 (permalink)
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not being funny or cheeky mate but you sure you got the right figures for your protiens

just that you have 200g of ckicken = 62g of protien

i thought chicken was only 22g protien per 100 g

like i said not being funny!!

correct unc

sa12, are you working with cooked weights or raw weights?

if cooked then there is a chance your right

if raw then you better go back to the drawing board

ALWAYS use raw (uncooked weights) for everything as cooking can change the weight the more its cooked

for instance 100g dry weight rice weighs more, the longer it is cooked, making it hard to ever work with the cooked weight of rice

however, uncooked is always the same


get ma drif?
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Old 27-04-2006, 06:35 AM   #17 (permalink)
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jimmy does any of the protiens / carbs or fats change once their cooked?

appologies if its a daft question!
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Old 27-04-2006, 08:53 AM   #18 (permalink)
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correct unc

sa12, are you working with cooked weights or raw weights?

if cooked then there is a chance your right

if raw then you better go back to the drawing board

ALWAYS use raw (uncooked weights) for everything as cooking can change the weight the more its cooked

for instance 100g dry weight rice weighs more, the longer it is cooked, making it hard to ever work with the cooked weight of rice

however, uncooked is always the same


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Ok, I see what you mean..

Can you tell me if the quantity of protein, carb and fat changes once cooked?

Obviously the fat is lost from meat for example, but are there huge differences?

I am still updating the figures from the pacakaging I have. I will stick to uncooked and redo it again
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not being funny or cheeky mate but you sure you got the right figures for your protiens

just that you have 200g of ckicken = 62g of protien

i thought chicken was only 22g protien per 100 g

like i said not being funny!!
After what Jimmy said above about uncooked weight I went back to the nutrition data website and it is showing 200g uncooked chicken breast, no skin as 23g protein per 100g so you were close enough ;)

I am going to post up a revised diet tomorrow with all the correct figures in
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jimmy does any of the protiens / carbs or fats change once their cooked?

appologies if its a daft question!
no mate

100g uncooked chicken will have X amount of macros

once its cooked it will still have the same values, but it will weigh far less due to water loss etc
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Ok, I see what you mean..

Can you tell me if the quantity of protein, carb and fat changes once cooked?

Obviously the fat is lost from meat for example, but are there huge differences?

I am still updating the figures from the pacakaging I have. I will stick to uncooked and redo it again
this is why we work with raw weights

the values stay the same when cooked, but the weight is less

as said above, if you work with cooked weights, the values are hard to determine as it depends on how long the food is cooked for
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