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    Maybe a dumb question...but Looking more into what im eating the last few weeks...Ive just discoveerd that when you cook a chcken fillet the weight drops. So tonight I weighed a 220g fillet raw, boiled it for 30 minutes..took it out and it was only 180g. so when counting calories etc...im using the following details for chicken

    per 100g.....calories 148, fat 6.3g and protein 21g (pulled of ineternet somewhere)

    so the question is...do i use the uncooked or 'reduced' cooked weight of the chicken?

    I guess the same goes for rice....do the values per 100g on the packet mean 100g uncooked?

    Also...how many calories do you associate with an egg, protein content and fat wise.

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    I think unless it says cooked weight the nutritional information refers to the uncooked product, could be wrong though.

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    tox- i opened this thread expecting to see you saying how hard a 20kg squat was or something lol 'chicken weights'
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    Originally Posted by musefan View Post
    tox- i opened this thread expecting to see you saying how hard a 20kg squat was or something lol 'chicken weights'
    Nope ..i was actually asking about chicken weights..LOL. Go back to your noodles man!
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    Originally Posted by Tox View Post
    Nope ..i was actually asking about chicken weights..LOL. Go back to your noodles man!
    loool yeah i think i should!!

    i was thinking 'wtf tox has good weights on his log, why is he lifting chicken weights on something' hahaha
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    cheers doll....I guess I should be using cooked weights then.
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    The loss of weight will be the water thats pumped into the fillets >.< so yeah cooked weight makes most sense
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    Originally Posted by Tox View Post
    Maybe a dumb question...but Looking more into what im eating the last few weeks...Ive just discoveerd that when you cook a chcken fillet the weight drops. So tonight I weighed a 220g fillet raw, boiled it for 30 minutes..took it out and it was only 180g. so when counting calories etc...im using the following details for chicken

    per 100g.....calories 148, fat 6.3g and protein 21g (pulled of ineternet somewhere)

    so the question is...do i use the uncooked or 'reduced' cooked weight of the chicken?

    I guess the same goes for rice....do the values per 100g on the packet mean 100g uncooked?

    Also...how many calories do you associate with an egg, protein content and fat wise.

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    ye..its quick and easy. Tastes just like chicken believe it or not
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    ye..its quick and easy. Tastes just like chicken believe it or not
    Surely that adds water to the chicken?
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