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HikoKuraiko
3 months ago

Take it easy. Whether meat, vegetables, noodles, rice or other. Everything will always be raw weighed point while brazing still please do not forget the oil used you also have to weigh if you use it.

HikoKuraiko
3 months ago
Reply to  Infinity99

There is always the possibility of introducing raw and cooked in such a program. But you just get it when you get it raw.

HikoKuraiko
3 months ago

Nevertheless, you must take the values from the raw weight. You also take raw weight from pasta and rice and not cooked. And if you weigh raw, it also weighs differently than in cooked condition. You always have to get out of weight, or you’ll fuck yourself. This is a fact

DerBayer80
3 months ago

Everything is always weighed and registered as raw material.

DerBayer80
3 months ago
Reply to  Infinity99

Water is everywhere. Nevertheless, .man always goes from raw weight

DerBayer80
3 months ago

I didn’t say anything else. Try something really high-quality, then you notice the difference

DerBayer80
3 months ago

Is stable meat from mass keeping, which is very often filled with antibiotics and is often stretched with water to get more weight

DerBayer80
3 months ago

At 100g water, you probably bought quite cheap meat

HikoKuraiko
3 months ago

Why don’t you just put it in and finish it? And if your meat contains 100g of water, it’s not worth the money you paid for.

MrsssP
3 months ago

After roasting or grilling, the meat loses weight. So you can weigh it. Then these details are more accurate on 100g …4,3g fat.

Meat is usually bought in a very cold or frozen condition. It’s normal that it’s much heavier. Therefore, it is always better to take these details seriously only when the meat is completely ready for eating.

HikoKuraiko
3 months ago
Reply to  MrsssP

No, it must always be weighed raw. In calorie counting, everything is always weighed raw and not only in the garden condition. This, in fact, distorts the result

Daniel551980
3 months ago
Reply to  MrsssP

This is just water and falsifies the input

MrsssP
3 months ago
Reply to  Daniel551980

I’d rather say that the data is better. Water is not calculated with this input. 100g contains 110 Kcal – these details, in my opinion, only count for meat and not for water.

That is precisely why I would not consider this information until the meat is completely ready to eat.

MrsssP
3 months ago

According to research, this information is correct.

MrsssP
3 months ago

Actually, the indications before cooking because after cooking the meat also loses fat. Of course, this also depends on the preparation. Whether it loses water or not doesn’t matter. The whole meat has 500g so you just have to take these 100g values 5 times and that’s what it is. If you then cut fat off then it will naturally falsify the information. So no indication is 100% safe.

lg.

HikoKuraiko
3 months ago

100% is true that you weigh everything raw. It was almost 12 years ago when I started it.

Venus345
3 months ago

Hello I would make both a comparison,

HikoKuraiko
3 months ago
Reply to  Venus345

Don’t get any calorie cells. This is because everything is always weighed raw and not in the prepared state.

WECoyote
3 months ago

Meat is weighed raw.

WECoyote
3 months ago
Reply to  Infinity99

Only in poor quality. If you can’t afford good food, leave it.

HikoKuraiko
3 months ago
Reply to  Infinity99

If there’s 100g of water in your piece of meat, then you bought a really fucking quality and I’d really think about whether I’d buy something again.

HikoKuraiko
3 months ago
Reply to  WECoyote

Everything is weighed raw not only meat.

WECoyote
3 months ago

Obviously not.

WECoyote
3 months ago

So cheap crap. Buy reasonable meat!