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    Rice nutritional values are for raw or cooked rice?

    Probably a very dumb question, sorry haha.

    But on my basmati rice it says the nutritional values for 100g: 350cal, 75g carbs, 9g protein. So I tought I need 200g daily and I measured 200g raw rice. But the 200g raw rice is, after cooking, 600g of cooked rice.

    So now I dunno which version do the nutritional values stand for. I guess for raw.

    My intention was to eat 700cal of rice daily, not 2100. So what do u think?
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    Originally Posted by AndyBendy View Post
    Probably a very dumb question, sorry haha.

    But on my basmati rice it says the nutritional values for 100g: 350cal, 75g carbs, 9g protein. So I tought I need 200g daily and I measured 200g raw rice. But the 200g raw rice is, after cooking, 600g of cooked rice.

    So now I dunno which version do the nutritional values stand for. I guess for raw.

    My intention was to eat 700cal of rice daily, not 2100. So what do u think?
    https://lmgtfy.com/?q=uncooked+rice+calories+1+cup

    TLDR 1 cup uncooked is about 700 cal
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    Originally Posted by AndyBendy View Post
    Probably a very dumb question, sorry haha.

    But on my basmati rice it says the nutritional values for 100g: 350cal, 75g carbs, 9g protein. So I tought I need 200g daily and I measured 200g raw rice. But the 200g raw rice is, after cooking, 600g of cooked rice.

    So now I dunno which version do the nutritional values stand for. I guess for raw.

    My intention was to eat 700cal of rice daily, not 2100. So what do u think?
    For rice, its raw.
    The variable is only water and you track calories when the foods have the least amount of water.

    Rice - raw
    Meat - cooked
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    The packet is usually raw
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