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    Hi everyone...

    I switched to weighing my veggies rather than trying to measure them in a cup when I started Atkins (mostly because I think I can (& would) cram a lot more in a cup than I should). I do occasionally use frozen veggies for convenience, do these weigh the same as their fresh counterparts? I have been assuming they do, but I'm wondering if anyone has a better idea?

    Thanks for your thoughts
    Julie__________________F/37/5'2"__________________Start April 15, 2009


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    Re: Measuring frozen veggies by weight?

    Originally posted by JulieB View Post
    Hi everyone...

    I switched to weighing my veggies rather than trying to measure them in a cup when I started Atkins (mostly because I think I can (& would) cram a lot more in a cup than I should). I do occasionally use frozen veggies for convenience, do these weigh the same as their fresh counterparts? I have been assuming they do, but I'm wondering if anyone has a better idea?

    Thanks for your thoughts
    It would be safer to follow the nutritional info and serving size written on the package. Freezing might dehydrate the veggie. That will affect the weight, because it loses water.
    ~Megs~
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