Do the amount of calories increase once the serving size of 1/4 cup dry is cooked? If so how many calories.
286526
I think not. Water would just increase the volume. To be certain though, you could check with the company!
286527
Whether it's rice or teff, a cooked grain will expand as it cooks - usually doubling in size. In other words, 1/4 cup of dry tell will yield 1/2 cup cooked. I don't know how many calories that is, but you can look that up at Bob's Red Mill website.
286528
I don't know, but I would not think so. I would contact Bob's Red Mill and ask them.
1698082
The smallest amount I cooked was 1 rice measuring cup of rice which is about 3/4 regular cup of rice, and it turned out fine. But if I use keep-warm feature after cooked, I prefer cooking more than 2 measuring cups.
975047
According to the label on the bag i own, 1 cup is 409 calories, according to guaranteed analysis crude protein is not less than 36%
9924
I took out a packet, and read that if you use "half a packet", it is 5 calories. Well I usually reuse a plastic bottle that holds 20 ounces of water, and put in a whole packet. That would make ten calories for a 20 ounce bottle. Hope that is helpful.
595944
The taste is great if you have not tried it before.I have been on this product a few times and I am careful,abut WHAT I eat and have not noticed any difference,but everyone who does should post so we can all help one,another.calories are 70 for a tablespoon 50 from fat and the answer to your question is 16 good luck Kathleen
1448110
I only use it to make royal frosting for cookies, so I have no idea about what a serving size is. The container says it had 3g of Protein in a 2 tsp. (4g) serving size and 10 calories.
794053
Each serving has 5 calories. Serving size 1/2 tsp. or dissolved in water to equal a half a cup serving.
537786
Sorry, I looked at the wrong bag. The white wheat does have a nutrition label. 1/4 cup has 160 cal, .5 g fat 34g carbs, 6g fiber
90344
Serving Size 1/4 cup (21.5 gm) Calories: 95 Total Fat: 2.5 gm; Sat-Fat: 1.5 gm; Trans-Fat: 0; Monounsat: 1 gm; Polyunsat: 0 -- *CARBS 12 gm: Fiber: 10 gm; Sugars: 0 -- *Protein: 6 gm
1060120
Hi, The suggested serving size is a 1/4 cup or 28 grams. Of course, you may prefer to use more or less per your taste. All the best
1455125
The calorie count is not on the package, but assuming this is the equivelent of a tablespoon, it would be about 95 calories.
794052
The nutrition facts on the label say 5 calories per serving (1/2 tsp makes 1/2 cup serving). That seems a little light to me, so I mix 3 Tbsp with 4 cups, usually blueberry or carrot juice, which yields a nicely firm result.
76249
I don't know as I have not yet used up the 5 pound bag. I usually make one cup dry which equals probably two and a half cups soaked.
90345
Serving Size 1/4 cup (21.5 gm) Calories: 95Total Fat: 2.5 gm; Sat-Fat: 1.5 gm; Trans-Fat: 0; Monounsat: 1 gm; Polyunsat: 0 -- *CARBS 12 gm: Fiber: 10 gm; Sugars: 0 -- *Protein: 6 gm
1811306
Serving size, 3/4 cup dry; calories 200, calories from fat 20; Total Fat 2 3%; Saturated Fat 0g 0%; Trans Fat 0g 0%; Total Carbohydrate 41g 14%; Dietary Fiber 2g 8%; Sugars 0g; Protein 4g.Vitamin A 0%; Vitamin C 0%; Calcium 2%; Phosphorus 30%; Iron 8%.
1650676
Hi - I am a representative from Miracle Noodle. Thank you for raising this question. We had a printing error on the packaging and it should read "0 Calories". We are aware of the issue and are working to correct this by stickering the product with the correct calorie count. Rest assured that the product you received is 0 calories.
192545
yes - Serving size 1 oz.: Calories per serving - 30, total Fat - 0, Sodium 10 mg, Total Carbohydrate 7g (sugars 4g), Protein 0g, Vitamin C 6%