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When you click on any item for more details on serving sizes some items have an amount if cooked and amount if raw, e.g. beans, grains and cruciferous vegetables. It would be helpful to clarify if a cooked serving size is referring to before you cook it or what it grows or shrinks to after being cooked. Perhaps a cooked portion size is already well understood to mean one of these two options?
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I have had the same issue with the The How Not to Die Cookbook – and found the cooked serving size to always refer to the size of the cooked portion, not e.g. to the dried beans before soaking and cooking.
@myusrn Could you suggest how this could be clarified specifically in the app? (Ideally accompanied by a screenshot.)
Maybe just an asterisk or footnote number reference beside the word, e.g. cooked* or cooked[superscript1], that then is explained at bottom of content on that screen. It sounds like saying "cooked" is well understood to mean the portion size after cooked not the amount of ingredients used to do the cooking. If that is the case then maybe more appropriate to not clutter up the UI with * or footnote number superscript beside uses of word cooked in portion sizes and instead just call this out the daily dozen app faq page.
When you click on any item for more details on serving sizes some items have an amount if cooked and amount if raw, e.g. beans, grains and cruciferous vegetables. It would be helpful to clarify if a cooked serving size is referring to before you cook it or what it grows or shrinks to after being cooked. Perhaps a cooked portion size is already well understood to mean one of these two options?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: