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![]() | Hi, Enlawley. Grain products in your menu are after cooking, and meats are generally before (unless they are very lean, and then it doesn’t matter). |
![]() | Same sorry |
![]() | In the sand topic, when it says I can eat 1:2 cup of rice or pasta is that after cooking or do I have to weigh the rice or pasta first. I hope it isn’t the later because I cook it then use 1/2 cup. I just wsnt you make sure I’m not over or under eating. I’m still confused about the meat too. Some websites say to divide the ounces of your meat by 1.1-1/2 and that’s what you can eat after cooking. What? That means I can only have 2 ounces of meat? |
![]() | Hi, stoneyb. Take a look at the total weight of the pizza per the package, or ask restaurant staff if you’re dining out – then do the math by number of slices. In general, a 12-inch/30-cm thin crust plain cheese pizza weighs about 16.5 ounces, so 1/4 of the pizza would be about 4 ounces. |
![]() | how do you measure 4 oz of pizza |
![]() | Hi, Enlawley. It is uncooked, which means it may be about 2-1/2 ounces cooked. However, since what shrinks remains in the dish if you cook in a crockpot, there shouldn’t be a difference. |
![]() | Is rhe 3 ounces of meat cooked or uncooked? If it’s uncooked how much would it be cooked? Sometimes I make meet in a crick pot and need to know how much I’m allowed. |
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