REFRIGERATOR DOOR: Nutrition: Cooked vs. Uncooked


Serves: 5

Ingredients


Directions:

Hi Patty,

The nutritional information in Cook'n is entered directly from the nutrition labels at the store. Thus, canned carrots will show the nutritional info available on "cooked" carrots, while raw carrots would show that information for fresh. If the manufacturers of the food specified a difference, that is what would show up in the Cook'n database.

Nutrition information is to be solely a guide. There are so many factors that never get called into play when it comes to these labels. The field the produce was harvested in, the time of harvest, the chemicals used to grow the crops and their life in the field, the transportation or storage conditions of the produce, etc - these all affect the nutritional content of our food, let alone the cooking of the food. So much of our government database on nutrition was made back in the forties and fifties. Since then the fertility and health of our fields has declined leading to a loss of nutrients in the food we eat. With that said, I recommend that we all use the nutrition facts as a guide only. They are never accurate; they are merely an estimate of what we actually may be eating.

For your needs, it is simple to update nutritional information in Cook'n if you find more updated or accurate information than what is available through manufacturer's labels.

Hope this helps,

Desiri Wightman, R.D.
Registered Dietitian

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