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This seems to make a lot of sense since there are no calories or nutrients in water.
by M0x20M 2y ago
This seems to make a lot of sense since there are no calories or nutrients in water.
- Iulioh 2y agoEh. Sometimes it is used for milk too Example: "Calories for final product using 2% milk" And it's really confusing for someone like me who is tracking calories Iirc it was even worse because it was for a bag of dehydrated potatoes that used a mix of water and milk on the recipe. Another example was noodles, it is sometimes said for 100ml of finished product (at this point tell me the calories for the entirety of the pack or 100gr of it) I prefer dry weight.