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I think that it is a dry amount.

which is which?

> When they say a quarter of a cup of something like grits or oatmeal has 32

> grams of carbs, are they talking about a dry amount or a wet amount, since

> a wet amount takes up a lot more space than a dry amount. just wondering,

> Harry

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I think that it is a dry amount.

which is which?

> When they say a quarter of a cup of something like grits or oatmeal has 32

> grams of carbs, are they talking about a dry amount or a wet amount, since

> a wet amount takes up a lot more space than a dry amount. just wondering,

> Harry

>

>

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I think that it is a dry amount.

which is which?

> When they say a quarter of a cup of something like grits or oatmeal has 32

> grams of carbs, are they talking about a dry amount or a wet amount, since

> a wet amount takes up a lot more space than a dry amount. just wondering,

> Harry

>

>

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The dry amount, Harry. I make my oatmeal with 1/3 cup of oatmeal, and the total

carbs are reflective of that amount of ingredient. Whatever else I add to the

oatmeal, milk, sweetener, blueberries, etc. will all have their own carbohydrate

totals to add to the overall total.

Dave

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which is which?

When they say a quarter of a cup of something like grits or oatmeal has 32

grams of carbs, are they talking about a dry amount or a wet amount, since a wet

amount takes up a lot more space than a dry amount. just wondering, Harry

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The dry amount, Harry. I make my oatmeal with 1/3 cup of oatmeal, and the total

carbs are reflective of that amount of ingredient. Whatever else I add to the

oatmeal, milk, sweetener, blueberries, etc. will all have their own carbohydrate

totals to add to the overall total.

Dave

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which is which?

When they say a quarter of a cup of something like grits or oatmeal has 32

grams of carbs, are they talking about a dry amount or a wet amount, since a wet

amount takes up a lot more space than a dry amount. just wondering, Harry

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The dry amount, Harry. I make my oatmeal with 1/3 cup of oatmeal, and the total

carbs are reflective of that amount of ingredient. Whatever else I add to the

oatmeal, milk, sweetener, blueberries, etc. will all have their own carbohydrate

totals to add to the overall total.

Dave

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which is which?

When they say a quarter of a cup of something like grits or oatmeal has 32

grams of carbs, are they talking about a dry amount or a wet amount, since a wet

amount takes up a lot more space than a dry amount. just wondering, Harry

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Hi Harry,

They are talking cooked since people eat it cooked, not dryand that is how

many carbs you get from eating that portion.

Ruth

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Sent: Friday, November 12, 2010 9:09 PM

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Subject: which is which?

When they say a quarter of a cup of something like grits or oatmeal has 32

grams of carbs, are they talking about a dry amount or a wet amount, since a

wet amount takes up a lot more space than a dry amount. just wondering,

Harry

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