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    Might be a noob question but when I enter rice in myFitnessPal it comes up as "Brown, long-grain, cooked - 216.5 calories - 1 cup" now I do have a measuring cup but I'm curious as to how many "grams" are in that one cup? I've found a few sites that say 110g in a cup of rice but they don't mention if its cooked or uncooked. Thanks
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    About 200g. If I were you, I'd defo buy a scale.

    edit: got it from internet and from cron-o-meter (brown, long grain, cooked), which gives 222 kcal, which is roughly the same.
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    Originally Posted by thedeejay6 View Post
    Hi there,

    Might be a noob question but when I enter rice in myFitnessPal it comes up as "Brown, long-grain, cooked - 216.5 calories - 1 cup" now I do have a measuring cup but I'm curious as to how many "grams" are in that one cup? I've found a few sites that say 110g in a cup of rice but they don't mention if its cooked or uncooked. Thanks
    Why do you need to know how many grams? Count the calories using the cup.
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    The most accurate way would be to measure it dry then measure it after you prepare it. (Cooking adds no calories only volume 1 cup dry = 3 cups cooked) I would just use a measuring cup and call it 200 calories and be done if it were me.
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    One cup of un-cooked, dry measure rice comes to roughly 110-112g. Most rice (regardless of type) averages 50C/63g, 11P per 63g uncooked/dry ~240 Calories. So I'd say that measurement is for dry rice.

    I don't know who measures cooked rice anyway.
    I'd say get a $15 scale from Walmart and measure it dry and just cook the amount you need in a rice cooker or something.
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    Thank you all for your responses. Ok maybe I wasn't so clear when I wrote it. Basically I'm asking for cooked rice measurement is because my GF cooks the brown rice for me. So she takes a cup and cooks it and then when I eat my meal with rice I'm wondering how much of that cooked rice will equal to one serving as per myFitnessPal or any app because they say "one cup". I do have a scale and that's how I do my "measurements" of rice so I weigh it and wonder how many G of cooked rice are in a cup. If that makes sense. I don't use the cup to measure but I assumed up till now that's only used for uncooked rice and I thought you know say 200g or whatever was equal to 216 or whatever calories.
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    Originally Posted by thedeejay6 View Post
    Thank you all for your responses. Ok maybe I wasn't so clear when I wrote it. Basically I'm asking for cooked rice measurement is because my GF cooks the brown rice for me. So she takes a cup and cooks it and then when I eat my meal with rice I'm wondering how much of that cooked rice will equal to one serving as per myFitnessPal or any app because they say "one cup". I do have a scale and that's how I do my "measurements" of rice so I weigh it and wonder how many G of cooked rice are in a cup. If that makes sense. I don't use the cup to measure but I assumed up till now that's only used for uncooked rice and I thought you know say 200g or whatever was equal to 216 or whatever calories.
    when i cook rice one cup of uncooked rice after i cook it gives me 3 service oh 3 cups oh 24oz..... and you go from there...
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