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@ih8mylyfkmn You think you're really special don't you, everyone here is going through the same fucking thing and no one cares abt your sob story! either give actual advise or stfu and leave edtwt if you dont fucking like it
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@cupidcutzzz @decembersdollxx Yes but the person asking this didn’t know and wasn’t referring to the water itself, they just didn’t get how the calories worked.
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@cupidcutzzz @decembersdollxx Are you stupid, no water has no calories, yes its the same amount of food, but water has weight. If you weigh your food BEFORE the water, the calories aren't tracked right (in most cases), you have to weight the food in its whole, so after the water.
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@cupidcutzzz @decembersdollxx because the total of the dish will weigh more, so when tracking the cals youre using a higher weight, so higher cals
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@decembersdollxx these comments answering saying that the cals dont increase are wrong, what youre saying COULD be possible bc of the weight, sometimes (to count the cals) you have to weight it dry, and sometimes while cooked (so wet), and cooked weights more, so 'more' cals
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